Bubbleventi Giant Bubble Mix | Made in USA |100% Vegan Non-Toxic Powder Makes 10 Gallons of Premium, Big Bubble Solution for kids’ STEM fun | Use in Bubble Wands + Machines

I have been purchasing this product for well over a year. Originally bought it for my bubble machine so I could make big batches and not have so much waste from store bought bubble mix that wouldn’t last all day and I’d have to buy so many bottles.Now my family and I use the solution as intended for giant bubbles.As the adult I make the bubble solution because mixing the powder really needs to be sprinkled and not plopped like my 6 year old would do. I allow her mix the solution while I sprinkle it in. (Pro-tip: I use a whisk for mixing the solution and always add the bubbleventi powder mix first before soap and baking soda(not baking powder)).This is not an eye irritant and it doesn’t make surfaces sticky outside. I’d caution against using simple green in bubbles as simple green and other cleaners as they are eye irritants and bubbles tend to pop on kids faces.I’m known as the bubble house in the neighborhood and have recommended this product to countless folks and even given bottles to educators who are in awe of the giant bubbles and want to share in the joy of bubbles with their students. There are others in the neighborhood who also make these bubbles now.

We LOVE these. Just be warned the bottle is MUCH SMALLER than we thought.

Wow! What a lot of bubbles. This isn't your grocery store bubble mix

The media could not be loaded. I usually have a good to brand for big bubble box, but this was cheaper, so I gave it a try! They make the same quality bubbles, but I will say this brands mix doesn't combine as well/needs to sit longer before getting good bubbles.I recommend mixing the powder with the soap/detergent really well then combining that into the water. Much less mixing that way. Otherwise it really does clump and get goopy easily, even with a lot of mixing.Hope this helps and have fun!

First time making big bubbles.I made sure to slowly sprinkle 1 tablespoon (regular spoon, not measuring spoon) of Bubbleventi mix to a gallon of warm plain tap water. No problems with clumps here - looking at some negative reviews, I think some people might be using too much mix with too little water. After mixing briefly, I added 3/4 cup of Dawn Ultra (green color, anti-bacterial apple blossom scent - nothing special, it was what we had at home) and again stirred the mix for a short time. I used a whisk, but this was an overkill in my case. Because I only wanted a brief practice, I stored most of the finished virgin mix in a used gallon water jug.After letting the mix sit for a couple of hours, I ended up spending about one hour late in the afternoon making big bubbles using around 1/3 gallon of the mix - with some refill added from the storage jug. Using E-Know wands, I was able to make big bubbles more than 1 meter (or more than 3 feet) long with ease. It also worked great with little bubble maker toys - much better than garden-variety bubble mix.The weather was in low 80s, maybe 50-60% humidity with almost no wind. I had to either walk with the wand or move the wand around to make the bubbles. Also with no wind, the bubbles sank to the ground pretty quickly - the bubble reached the top of my house once once, which was nice when it actually happened. My understanding is that you want 100% humidity, maybe cooler air, and a little bit of wind (but not too much) to get humongous bubbles - one of these days! The instruction on the bottle had an optional suggestion of using 1 teaspoon of baking powder with a gallon of water for longer-lasting bubbles - I haven't tried this yet.While the Bubbleventi bottle is tiny, I ended up using only a small amount of the mix - I should have no problem making over 10 gallons of bubble mix with this bottle. Compared to other similar products in Amazon, this is excellent value.[added 3 days later]I used around a quart of the mix I prepared 3 days earlier. The weather was about the same. The quality of the bubbles seemed about the same. I took a few photos. Afterwards taking the photos, I figured out that I get better results by lifting the wands higher - above my head. Making bubbles at higher "altitude" also keeps completed bubbles stay "alive" for longer before touching the ground and breaking up. Better results with more practice - no surprise there!

We tried this using ultra Dawn dish soap and the recommended eKnow wands. Results were mediocre. Then I tried a homemade solution of 12 oz Dawn dish soap (Simply Clean non-concentrated from the dollar store), 8 cups distilled water (I just used our filtered water/reverse osmosis at the sink), and a little (quarter cup?) light corn syrup. Without even letting it sit, we were getting fantastic results and even the little kids could easily get big bubbles. I am returning this BubbleVenti solution because it didn’t work very good and isn’t worth the money.

I ordered this bubble mixture based on the description on Amazon...."Invented by a former MIT scientist, this innovative, kid safety-tested product is made with 100% vegan, all natural, biodegradable, nontoxic ingredients."However, when I received the item, the directions state: "If you are under 13 years old, have a grownup prepare the bubble solution" I was using this with a toddler and other children under 13. I wrote to the company asking for the ingredients and they refused to disclose.Despite the verbiage on the Amazon website for this product, I think it is extremely concerning that the directions on the product have warning that children under 13 should not prepare the solution AND that the company is not willing to divulge the ingredients. I would think that any product for children should not have a warning for under 13 and should list the ingredients!!I used the product to make bubbles before I got the response from the company. I regret that I did not wait and return this product. BE WARNED!

This formula really works and it gives people (and especially kids!) a lot of fun chasing this HUGE bubbles all around.