Do you have to be pushing it for bubbles to come out? Does it need batteries to make bubbles work? :) thank you!
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Yes the mower has to be pushed to blow bubbles and it does not require batteries.
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Yes it is easy to put on , but just when you think you have all the bubbles out they come back but gets better .I have been using one for about 5mons and it is still doing the job it's intended to do and bubbles have went away over time.
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Puts out a ridiculous amount of bubbles. I guesstimate at least a couple hundred per minute. Keep in mind that the bubbles aren't too big, maybe 1-1.5" in diameter. Not sure if the bubble juice makes a big difference, but seems like the cheap stuff from toys r us works great.
279797
If water level is correct and you have the bubbles set at right level then just be patient. The bubbles will start getting thicker and slowly work there way up into the cup
654334
I wouldn't use the lite for that, I'd use the heavy. Any bubbles just press out. But I'm not sure it would work at all since it must be sewn. The Heat-n-bond company insists it doesn't have to be sewn and that if you have to sew it you're doing it wrong, but apparently everyone I've ever talked to about it is doing it wrong, because they agree with me. (In other words, I think the company is full of it).
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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'm using mine a pond bubbler without a battery, connected to directly to a small solar panel. Obviously it only runs when the sun is shining, but that is when my pond needs aeration the most.
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i just put in the batteries and then it came on. It takes 2 AA batteries..and it stinks cause you have to buy them. Then after that you may have to push a button or 2 but it should just come right on. :)
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It took me a few tries. You must make sure everything is clean and lint-free, and you must use the card (or a credit card will do) to smooth it in place starting from one corner and working diagonally across. If any bubbles stay in place, start over. If you push hard enough, the bubbles will move to outer edge and dissipate.
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the bubbler itself gives plenty of bubbles. I used them for a move of my 60 gallon aquarium. As to how much it can handle depends on the amount of fish you have in there and the amount of water 1 bubbler easily oxygenate 5 gallons of water, and in that small amount of water I defused them to tone down the flurry of bubbles. I was very pleased with battery consumption and they are pretty quiet.
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IF you unplug it from the wall it will just bubble or you dont have to have the bubbles you can just use it as a light :) i have one
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Water can get inside the bubble underneath. Just dry it with the tip of a paper towel after cleaning. Better to do these by hand.
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I just used mine again this evening during an outdoor art reception. While it makes some sound, it did not interfere at all with any conversations and I don't know that anyone even noticed the sound. They just enjoyed the bubbles.
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It runs on batteries...so, you don't have to push! It is much fun....Enjoy!
1678501
Try putting it in the bath tube under water and see if there is bubbles coming out
639040
It should not be doing that. It should sit in a fixed position and the only thing moving is the bubble blower circulating into the bubble soap and blowing bubbles. Send it back.
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The directions said not to submerge in water, I assume that had to do with the bubble maker. We did not put in under water, and the bubble part worked once....then quit. The buttons still make music. Hope that helps!Gigi