BUBBLE THING Big Bubbles Mix | Concentrate Makes 5.4 Gallons Giant Bubble Solution for Kids All Ages | Certified Non Toxic | Refills Giant Bubble Wands, Toys, Makers

I am a true bubble lover. I have invested in numerous bubble guns, 1 nice bubble blowing machine, Wands, pans, more Dawn dish soap than is required for washing dishes and carry bubbles in my purse- the magic touchable kind. Feeling stressed? Take a break and blow some bubbles. It's hard to be mad about work when you're surrounded by bubbles.I bought a bottle of this solution some time ago and finally had a chance to utilize over the Easter weekend. It is fantastic! Not sure what all is in it but it seems to work as well as if not better than plain glycerin? I'm not certain but I do like the fact it is a powder and does no seem to lose its magic over time as other bubble stuff will do- fickle bubble stuff!This bottle has already made us 4 awesome gallons of bubbles! When I say awesome- I mean TERRIFIC. So happy with how many bubbles I get, how long the bubbles last and the size of the bubbles. Alas, I did not get a 12 foot bubble though we all tried. We did get very large bubbles though. Multiple bubbles the size of basketballs plus. We live on over an acre and our neighbors enjoyed the bubbles too as they drifted on over.We had the bubble machine going and a large pan in the yard with several large wands so everyone could participate. The neighbors came over and adults as well as children were able to make bubbles and it was ... really cool.I will buy this product again!Easy to use- I took an empty gallon milk jug, filled it about half way with almost hot water, added 2 tablespoons of this special bubble product, mixed, added a cup of Dawn (the good stuff used to help wildlife injured in oil spills- Dawn is the best) mixed gently and then filled my jug the rest of the way. Can be used immediately but the next day is even better. Very enjoyable, easy.

I have bought this product multiple times over the years. The powder lasts from year-to-year without any reduction of bubble quality. I use this as a time filler for a large Girl Scout camp on "cook day". The more humid the air and when the air is fairly still, the girls can make HUGE bubbles that are 10-feet long.

Not an accurate scientific experiment by any means, but we tested both products three times. This product did a better job producing those REALLY BIG BUBBLES, in my opinion. As far as the regular sized bubbles, I felt this mix only had a slight edge of Gazillion... if any.For me, the cost savings of this DIY mix wasn't as important. It is a nice bonus of course. But I was more concerned about the inconvenience of having to make it and the possibility of me forgetting to make this mix up ahead of time. But because it brings my kids so much joy and I am really happy with this product, I think it will continue to be a pleasure to make this mix for them in the future.We tested this BubbleThing mix and the pre-made Gazillion bubble solution three times each. We used two wands. The Gazillion "Incredibubble" Wand (one BIG circle, about the size of a dinner plate) -AND- the "Incredibubble Multiple Bubble Wand" (which has dozens of hoops spread like peacock feathers). Both wands incredibly awesome, but they use tons and tons of bubble solution. Like12 oz per outing for just two kids! So Gazillion could add up quickly if your kids are bubbleaholics like mine are.

Makes pretty good bubbles.

This product lives up to what it claims. Bubbles are very strong. My 3 and 4 year olds have no problems making gigantic bubbles because of how sticky the fluid is.At first I had doubts because it's small - like a small Elmer's glue bottle. Also, it's a small amount of powder that you need to mix, literally 9 cups of water and dishwasher soap to one tablespoon of this product. But it works so well.A huge hit with the little kids, and even the adults want to join in because -- you know -- if a 2 year old can do that, imagine what I can do!

As a customer, you need to know this is a powder that needs to be mixed, before hand. It is not a "complete mix" to make the bubble mix also requires water and dish-soap and a container to put the mix into and dip your bubble wands into. It is an additive for your bubble mix, not a bubble mix, in itself. In fact, the mix suggests it be made up the day before, or longer, before your bubbling adventure ...(Maybe this is obvious to others, but I expected to pour from the bottle into a dipping container, maybe add water.. and be good to go. Nope.)It's a powder like powdered gelatin, it mixes best if dissolved in very hot/ near boiling water, then mixed with the required liquid dish-soap (not dishwasher soap) and rest of the water water to complete the recipe.(it gives specific recommended brands ... none of the "softens your hands while you wash" soaps, but straight liquid Dawn or others. )Once you make it past that hurdle, it did seem to make very pretty and colorful bubbles, with pretty good tensile strength... (we were able to watch our bubbles skip across the surface of the ocean, from the beach...) We had great fun with it, and got to meet a lot of people who wanted to see where those big bubbles were coming from ... so, it does seem to do what it's supposed to do..but I find the recipe from the KLUTZ big bubble books, adding glycerin-from the drug-store, to give pretty similar results, with less cost and less effort.

This stuff is amazing and the recipe is written on the back of the bottle. It will easily last us all summer for our bubble machine.The mixed solution works just as well as store bought bubbles. I noticed it works better when you let it sit for a bit to so the solution cools down to room temperature and has time to settle.

This is an absolute waste of money. Appears to just be a heap of guar gum. Literally like 50 cents worth of materials.Just buy guar gum.

As promised...only use a little bit too make a lot!!!

Love it and so do the grandchildren, makes amazing big bubbles

4L hot water, 2tbsp Bubble mix, 1 cup Dawn. While it seems a bit pricey, it delivers on huge bubbles and Its supposed to be enough for like 20L. I make 2L at a time in a pot and refrigerate in 2L milk jugs. It mixes much better if you dissolve the mix before adding soap.