Hobby, Needlework
We make bubbles with our own hands
Soap bubbles carry a genuine delight, childishness, a sense of boundless happiness and complete freedom. How much mother's shampoo or dishwashing liquid was transferred in an attempt to make a solution on its own, from which the bright, iridescent soap bubbles must necessarily turn out!
Recipes of solutions
The simplest way is to plan the usual laundry soap in warm water, and then preheat it on low heat until it dissolves completely. Another means is a simpler one, but glycerin and sugar in a 2: 1 ratio are required for its preparation. The resulting mixture should be added to the dishwashing liquid diluted with water. The third way to make soap bubbles with your own hands is to mix 2 tablespoons of washing powder with three glasses of hot water, add 20 drops of ammonia to the solution and allow the mixture to cool. After a few days, the liquid is run through the filter and then used for the intended purpose.
We check readiness
In order to check whether you have succeeded in making soap bubbles with your own hands or not, it is enough to dip a straw or a cone-shaped tube into the solution, and then blow out the first ball. If the bubble is brittle and quickly bursts, add a little glycerin or soap base.
Giant Bubbles
In order to make giant soap bubbles, it is necessary to increase the viscosity of the mixture, increasing the concentration of glycerin in it (or replacing it with diluted gelatin). This will make the walls much stronger. To blow out a huge soap bubble, you need to prepare a special device. To do this, take two long sticks and tie a cotton rope to them to get a loop in the form of a triangle: there will be one side of the triangle between the sticks, and a small weight should be attached to the top.
Summer and windless sunny days are a great time to launch soap bubbles. Having spent not so much time for the preparation of mortar and tools, you will give a magnificent impression of iridescent overflow to yourself and others!
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