Bubble Thing (Colors may vary) | It doesn't get better than this

Bubble Thing (Colors may vary) | Great item!! :-)

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	Bubble Thing (Colors may vary) Klutz, 1996 average customer review:based on 8 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Just like the apparatus that comes with The Unbelievable "Bubble Book", this gizmo makes monster bubbles. Float one around the corner and scare the mail carrier. Directions and bubble solution recipe included.Age: 8,9,10,11,12,Adult Manufacturer: Klutz

It doesn't get better than this

I bought this for my daughter's birthday party. Everyone from ages 5-50 enjoyed the thrill of making giant bubbles. No moving parts, no batteries. Just pure and simple fun. The bubble recipe works like a charm.

Great item!! :-)

We love the Bubble Thing. We have had one for at least 6 years and our boys love when we take it out to play. (The boys are now 20 and 17.) Every 4th of July we have a picnic at my mother's house and the Bubble Thing comes with us. Everyone from the grandparents to the youngest cousin plays with it. The reason we bought a new one is that the old one cracked. We hope to have this until we have grandchildren.

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Fun, but not easy

The bubble thing promises bubbles the size of a bus. But much depends on the weather and humidity. There is a learning curve to use the the bubble thing. We worked for an hour with kids before showing any good bubbles. None were giant size. But we were at an altitude in the Andes Mountains in very dry air. The directions were clear and would likely have worked in a setting closer to the expectations of the manufacturer. Good product. Patience needed. May not produce the size of bubble hoped for, but still fun.

Practice Practice Practice!

I got mine 2 weeks ago. I've tried it several times. And have only managed to break away about a dozen bubbles... nutz! All of the others pop while I'm trying to get them off of the mechanism. It does not appear to be broken, so I'm leaning towards operator error. We live high up on the benches but I find it hard to think the altitude would have anything to do with it. I've tried it in different wind and temperatures. And followed the directions precisely. But I'm a klutz, I guess.

I can see how this will be a giant bag of fun when I learn how to do it. The bubble size potential is quite large.

The biggest drawback I can stress, as other reviewers have said, is that there is some technique to this device. If you're not born with the Gift of the Bubble, plan to put in some practice before you can awe anyone.

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product not worth $10; experience worth $10

i don't think the product is worth ten bucks; however, the experience of attempting to build a huge bubble is. it's quite simple, once you get the hang of it, blowing a long bubble but it's difficult to close them. they tend to pop easily. the first recipe, i forgot to add baking soda or powder, whatever it requires, then the second i added it... it made no difference at all. the third time i made it, i forgot the recipe so i added both baking powder and baking soda. i also used vegetable oil, and it worked the same, if not better than the original recipe.

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