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1.
Start
right - mix your bubble juice in a
clean, clean, clean
container.
2. Use good water -
your tap water may be fine, but if you have
well water or
"hard water" (a bubble popper), try using
distilled
water instead.
3. Stir gently
- avoid
bubbly sudsy foam (it's a
bubble-popper).
4.
Store
tightly - keep your bubble juice in
an airtight container
(dust is a bubble-popper).
5.
Plan ahead - let your bubble
juice age overnight, a few days,
or
a week or two. It'll get better and better with
time.
6.
Be calm -
Avoid the wind (it's a bubble-popper). A gentle breeze
won't
hurt, but
choosing a calm day for
bubble-blowing is best.
7. Be cool
-
stay in the shade, out of the sun
(bubbles pop when they
dry out). Bubbles
will last longer on a cool, humid day.
8.
Go slow
- blow a slow and
gentle stream of air. Bursts of air
usually
make smaller bubbles that pop sooner.
9. Get back - move the
bubble-blower farther from your mouth.
This
one works the same way as #6.
10.
Give it more oomph - add a
little more dish soap or glycerin.
...and
Bonus #11
- Try
the Super-Simple
Super-Bubble Blower
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