Homemade Bubble Water

Bubble water was one of the great joys of our childhood, it even dominated the childhood of many people born in the 80s and 90s. The colorful bubbles are the best memories of the past. In fact, bubble water can be bought on the market and you can also make it at home. There are many ways to make it, and the process is very simple and easy to learn. Just prepare the necessary materials and follow the given steps step by step to make it. Friends who want to learn can give it a try.

Material:

2 cups, 1 tea bag, sugar, water, detergent

practice:

1. Take a cup, pour boiling water into it, and put in the tea bag;

2. Add 1-2 spoons of sugar into an empty cup, pour in some detergent, pour in tea, and stir with chopsticks;

The bubble water is ready. The bubbles blown with this bubble water are big and not easy to break.

Method 2

Material:

Soap, knife, sugar, and a bag of tea.

practice:

1. Cut the soap into small slices and put them in a cup, then pour in hot water to dissolve the soap slices.

2. Add an appropriate amount of sugar and a bag of tea into the cup, cover it and leave it overnight.

3. Everything is OK. The hygienic and environmentally friendly super bubble liquid is ready, and the effect is very ideal.

Method 3

Material:

Water, detergent, sugar.

practice:

1. 1 cup of water + 1/3 cup of detergent + half a spoon of sugar, stir.

2. The bubble water made in this way will not have a pungent smell and is safe.

Method 4

Material:

Detergent, vinegar, small bottle.

practice:

You can add a little vinegar to detergent. As long as the concentration of the detergent is high enough, the effect is really good.

Method 5

formula:

Glue: water: detergent: hand soap (shampoo) == 1:4:2:2. You can also add sugar and add blue ink to increase the effect.

practice:

Use hand soap or shampoo with pearlescent properties to make the bubbles more colorful, and add sugar and vinegar so that the bubbles won't break easily.

Method 6

Material:

2 parts detergent, 6 parts water and 1~4 parts glycerin.

You can use soapy water, and it’s best to add a little glycerin. I read this in a book, and it says it can make the bubbles less likely to break.

Mix detergent, laundry detergent and water in a ratio of about 3:1:1 and stir well.

3. Physical Analysis of Bubble Water

The reason why bubbles are colorful

As light passes through a soap bubble's film, it is refracted both at the top and the bottom of the film, which can contain up to about 150 different layers.

The messy color combinations we see are caused by unbalanced film layers. The last film layer reflects red light, the thinnest reflects purple light, and the one in the middle reflects colorful light.