Discovery fact
How are bubbles made?
Bubbles are made up of air that is surrounded by a thin layer of water. This layer, or skin, wraps around moving air, trapping it inside. Soapy bubbles are more stable than water bubbles because the soap reduces the surface tension, allowing the skin to stretch more.
Note: To start the flow of bubbles, squeeze and release the trigger several times until a steady stream of bubbles is produced.

• Automatically blasts thousands of fun bubbles
• Now with LED lights!
• 4 OZ Non-toxic bubble liquid included

Ages 3+.
Streaming bubbles, plus blinking led lights! .
6 Extra bright lads!
Battery operated.
Even more fun at night!
Battery Installation Requires 3 "AA" batteries (not included).

Choking hazard-Small Parts. Not for Children under 3 years. Safety warnings - please read carefully: Do not drink or swallow the bubble liquid. Always aim the gum away from other people. Never allow the bubble liquid to contact the eyes. If contact occurs, rinse eyes with water immediately. Inspect the product before every use. If the product appears cracked or broken in any manner, discontinue use and discard immediately.