There are many ways to make bubble water. Here are some specific ways to make it.

Method 1:

Pour 10 ml of dishwashing liquid into the prepared empty bottle, and then pour it into the bottle according to the ratio of dishwashing liquid to water of 1:5 50 ml of water, stir evenly and you are done.

Method 2:

Put 10 grams of soap shavings into the prepared empty plastic bottle, and pour 50 grams of soap shavings into the bottle at a ratio of 1:5 to hot water. ml of hot water, stir it evenly and you're done.

Method 3:

Pour a cup of tea with hot water, filter out the tea leaves, keep the tea water, mix it into the bottle at a ratio of 1:5 of dish soap and hot tea water, and stir The bubble water can be completed evenly.

Method 4:

Pour boiling water into a cup, add tea bag, add 1-2 spoons of sugar into the empty cup, pour some detergent, and pour in tea , stir it with chopsticks, and the bubble water is ready. The bubbles blown by this bubble water are large and not easy to burst.

Method 5:

Cut the soap into small slices and put it in a cup. Pour in hot water to melt the soap flakes. Then add an appropriate amount of granulated sugar and a bag of tea bags into the cup, cover it and leave it overnight, and you can complete the bubble water the next day.

Method 6:

1 cup of water + 1/3 cup of dish soap + half a spoon of sugar, stir it. This is a proven recipe. Unlike bubble water sold outside which has a pungent smell, it is safe.

Method 7:

Mix glue: water: detergent detergent: hand sanitizer (shampoo) in the ratio of 1:4:2:2, stir evenly to complete.

Method 8:

Prepare dish soap, sugar, washing powder and water, mix them in a ratio of 3:1:2:6, stir evenly and bottle.

Bubble water is a liquid that can be blown into round bubbles. It is mainly made of coconut oil, sodium hydroxide, polyvinyl alcohol, glycerin and spices. It can also be a liquid made with detergent. Bubbles form due to the surface tension of water. This tension is the mutual traction force that exists inside an object and is perpendicular to the contact surface of two adjacent parts when it is subjected to a pulling force. The mutual attraction between water molecules on the surface of the water is stronger than the attraction between water molecules and air. It's like these water molecules are stuck together. But if water molecules stick together too much, bubbles won't form easily. Soap "breaks" the surface tension of water. It reduces the surface tension to only 1/3 of normal conditions, which is the optimal tension required for blowing bubbles.