E-Know Bubble Wand,3 Style Giant Bubble Wand Outdoor Toy for Kids, Recyclable Stainless Steel,Telescopic Design Bubble Party Favors, Works Best Bubbleventi Bubble Mix

These E‑Know Giant Bubble Wands (3-pack with telescoping stainless steel handles) are a hit for outdoor play—simple, durable, and endlessly entertaining!🌬️ What I Love:Giant Bubbles, Big Smiles: With just one dip in bubble mix, you can create massive, long-lasting bubbles that float beautifully.Long-Lasting, Recyclable Build: Sturdy stainless steel extends for larger bubbles and folds compactly for storage—nickel-resistant and easy to clean.Three Interchangeable Styles: Includes different loop sizes/shapes, so you can experiment with bubble size and performance—great fun for both kids and grown-ups.Portable & Gift-Ready: Lightweight design and compact folding make it great for parties, beach days, or park outings.⚠️ Quick Tips:Works best with high-quality bubble mix—if your mix is weak, try Bubbleventi or glycerin-based blends.Use in mild weather—wind or low humidity can cause bubbles to burst quickly.✅ Final Take:These E‑Know bubble wands bring giggles, creativity, and big, dreamy bubbles to outdoor fun. With three styles and eco-conscious materials, they’re built for shared joy—highly recommended for playdates and family outings!

Fun and easy to use. Made great bubble sizes, used this in my classroom with students and they absolutely loved it.

This is a good product, well made, and definitely one that a pro could use. After using it for two shows, I only have a couple of small critiques. First, the clips are so well made, the tension makes it kind of hard to switch out ropes mid-show with soapy hands. The other thing is that it's very important to keep the telescoping metal poles dry. I discovered the hard way that they rust very easily. But forewarned means forearmed. It's a better product than most on the market.

So much fun!

I liked the ease of the product. I did not think making the bubbles was as easy as appeared. The wind helped, but still my bubbles would not connect into bubbles. I had to try a few different mixtures of bubbles until the bubbles got easier to make. Fun for a short bit, but wish it was easier to use right away.

The media could not be loaded. The wand is great, the rope is great as well. I had a home made wand, cotton rope, washers for weights, etc. This one is better, the rope is better. There’s no weight at the bottom but I don’t think the weight is necessary, in fact it seems better without. With the home made wand there’s a “lump” at he bottom made of a knot and washers. The bubbles made with the home made wand have extra bubble solution that pools at the bottom of the bubble and that tends to weight the bubble so they sink then pop on contact with the ground. This purchased wand doesn’t have the weight and the bubbles don’t have that extra solution at the bottom so they don’t sink nearly as quickly. The supplied rope is heavy enough when dipped in the bubble solution so the loop hangs open without a weight. The stainless extension wands are nice because they allow one to hold the open loop higher, again not so close to the ground. So I’m happy with this purchase and would recommend it. I’m going to add the mix I now prepare. It contains aguar gum. You only use a tiny bit (1/4 tsp) per liter of bubble mix but it makes a huge difference. Bubbles will “heal”, so an enormously long bubble will self “pinch” and form numerous large bubbles. Without the guar gum, the bubbles start to pinch then they pop. So get the guar gum. I have not used glycerine, I saw one report that it turns grass brown. I’ve seen other reports that glycerine makes no difference to bubbles. Others swear by glycerine. So I use the guar gum, no glycerine. The guar gum is a very fine powder, it’ll clump if you try to add it to water. To prevent that, use some rubbing alcohol, that will make a slurry of the fine powder without dissolving it so you don’t get clumps, then when you add the slurry to the water, it’s already finely divided so it hydrates rapidly and doesn’t clump. The alcohol makes no difference to the bubbles. Then there’s baking powder. It’s the powder, not baking soda. Baking powder is slightly on the acid side of neutral, that surprised me. Baking powder has a little corn starch in it so you will get some white insoluble powder in the bottom of the final bubble mix, that makes no difference. Add the baking powder as the last step. You can add it to the dry guar gum but it takes a whole lot more alcohol to make a liquid slurry and there’s no advantage, so add it at the end. Next, I use Dawn dishwashing detergent. I don’t think you can get Dawn overseas, people use Joy which works well and is available. So where were we... Oh, the slurry. So far it’s guar gum and alcohol. Next slowly add some detergent while stirring briskly. You are using the viscosity of the Dawn to keep the guar particles suspended. Next you’ll add the Dawn/guar/alcohol slurry to water or you can add water to the slurry. You must make sure you’re stirring the water briskly. You want the guar to stay suspended so all those very tiny particles hydrate as tiny particles and not bigger lumps. So now the recipe. It makes a little over a liter, about a quart. Guar gum 1/4 tsp, rubbing alcohol a couple of teaspoons (10g) amount not critical, Dawn 30gm, (recipes range 20-40g), water 1 liter (1 quart), baking powder 1/2 teaspoon. That’s it. Huge bubbles, enormous sausages of bubbles that self pinch into great big bubbles. A note about the water, I used drinking water. We have a reverse osmosis system to provide pure good tasting pure water. I used that. We have softened water, that’s OK to drink but nothing like the filtered water. And we have well water, that’s got so much iron it stains things yellow. So the purest water is what I use and it works very well. Again the recipe:1. Guar gum, 1/4 tsp2. Rubbing alcohol, 2 teaspoons or so3. Dawn, 30 grams. I weigh it but you can measure. You’ll get more than 30g in a 1 ounce measuring cup because Dawn is heavier than water. It isn’t critical).4. Baking powder 1 teaspoon5. Water 1 literPeople recommend letting the mix rest for a day. I’ve used it right away and get good large bubbles, but if it rests overnight the bubbles are fantastic. So mix more of it, some for right away, some for tomorrow. It goes quickly so mix a lot.

No hace las burbujas, yo batalle mucho, hice la mezcla como viene en el instructivo y fue un caos. Use la mezcla que venden en las tiendas y fue un poco mejor, pero batallo mucha para que salgan unas pocas burbujas!

This bubble wands is AWESOME! The grandkids (age 4-9) had so much fun making bubbles! Even the 4 year old could use it (with a bit of help). The bubbles were HUGE! We had a really great time playing with these, I'd highly recommend!!