this may sound silly but are the bubbles large and "poppy" or small and "stingy"?Can this be used directly to a glass vs. a bottle or container?
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You get a mix of bubbles they come out very fast . I would be concerned that a glass bottle would break from the force.
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The Bubbles are "stingy" - I'd say refreshing. Use one of the plastic bottles that are made to fit the machine. They can be stored in the fridge so you can then poured into a glass. The Bottles better receive and hold carbonation under pressure.
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I would say they are small and stingy. It's one of the things we don't like about ours. I think you are only supposed to use the plastic bottles they give you, and I would NOT put it directly into glass, because I think the pressure could break the glass.
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It's fairly big, like about one ounce of liquid. I don't recommend it though. Try Bob Smith Industries glue instead. much better adhesion.
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It's pretty hard to get bubbles. Idk what you asking really but this stuff is awesome and cheap buy it and you will find lots of uses for it.
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Yes, we have also used it with 5 oz glass bottles (specifically Dr Browns). It's a little trickier because the warmer is larger than they are, so you have to wedge them into the warmer a little higher than the larger bottles but it absolutely works just as well in our experience.
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Honestly I wouldn't think it would it's more intended to make GIANT bubbles. I would just order a big bottle of normal bubble solution. If not available on Amazon I am sure it would be at Walmart or Target.
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I use it for my daughters bubble machine, and it's used a couple times a week. I have a little over half a bottle of bubbles left. It will vary obviously.. depending on what you use it for..
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I have used on glass and most other products....I have no problem with it. You may be using to much putty. minimal amount,small pea size , placed at 12 3, 6, and 9, is usually how I place small pea size. Hold object gently and push down.... If glass is vase full of water ... I have found it will not &lt; work. Hope this helps!
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Probably just soap like the rest of them. Best bubbles in a bottle we've ever bought! But a refill when it runs out. You'll love it!
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The original mix-your-own was a solution of water, Dawn detergent (BLUE only), and glycerin. Ten Speed Press published a book called The Great Big Bubble Book, or similar--published in the early 1980s. If bubbles break too quickly, add water, 250 ml (1 cup) at a time. Wind, dust and low humidity are the arch enemies of bubbles. I liked the old book better than the newer one. The old one had the formula, which cannot be exact because of humidity, etc. That book might have been published in the late 1970s as well. The Bubble Mix I received was a concentrate, meant to be diluted. Only Dawn dish detergent (Blue) gave good results, with the glycerin as the spreading agent. Bubble day was THE favorite lab among my high school science students. Early morning & late evening are best times. Good luck. You really can make 12 foot long bubbles.
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Can I use this on jars or bottles (plastic and glass) for use with Holiday gifts? Thanks.
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I found it didn't make a difference in flavor when compared to an undecanted glass from the same bottle. I also found that it gave a strange odor to the wine. This is made of plastic, not glass, so maybe that's why. I also noticed that the one featured here for red wine is a mini size in the picture, not the full sized one with the stand.
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It doesn't really make a mess while, working for me. There are 2 holes towards the top of bubble cup where, the liquid could leak out. (keep the holes in mind when, filling or you will have a mess) This is easily corrected by placing a plate or tray under it, Trust me, it makes SO many bubbles and is such a joy, having to place a tray under it is a small issue. You will LOVE this!
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hi, i would like to know the size of the bottle.. I'm planning to use for 3 yo kids to drink in a party.. is that right for them?are plastic or glass?? are they heavy?
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I would probably agree with Busy Mom's answer, I just have never run it constantly, only 5 -10 minutes at a time, and it would probably depend on the bubble solution, since I have glycerin in the mix, the bubbles last awhile, so that's why I don't run it constantly
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I personally went to the dollar tree and got a regular plastic bottle that hadn't been used before. I used a sharpie to mark it so I'd know to never use it again for anything else and it worked just fine. However, depending on the area size you need to cover, a professional one with a much larger spray would be much easier on your hands and sanity. I did my house which is 3200 sq feet in about 4 hours.
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well to be quite honest i dont know....i think its just a mental thing that the glass bottles are cleaner and safer than reusing plastic all the time. the glass bottle is heavier tho and the plastic easier to handle....but the glass doesnt smell like milk even after you wash and boil t unlike the plastic.
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i have seen a video where a woman used this product like a resin. she covered her artwork on her bottlecaps. but the tedious process is going through the liquid, that has been placed on any surface, and going through it over and over to pop all the air bubbles. it is very time consuming. and I think it would be more costly to use it as a resin, depending on the thickness of it. youtube is a good place to watch videos of crafters using different products.