Freezing Temps are Best for Blowing Bubbles

Subzero temperatures are great for staying inside, but I can only take so many days of sitting indoors before I create a reason to dash outside. What better reason than to blow bubbles?

What You Need:

Cup

Large straw

OR bubble wand

1 cup water (slightly warm to dissolve other ingredients)

4 teaspoons corn syrup

4 teaspoons dish soap

2 tablespoons sugar

Directions

Step 1

Mix together all the ingredients in a small bowl.

Step 2

Chill for 35 minutes in the freezer. This helps the bubbles freeze faster.

Step 3

Find a protected spot out of the wind and blow the bubbles toward a cold, rough surface.

Most bubbles will pop before they have a chance to freeze. But don’t give up because one of them is sure to stick. Check out my frozen bubbles! Note: You’ll have better success if the temperatures are below -15F, but I did mine at 5F and they worked.

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