Dolphin Bubble Blower

I used this for a “trunk or treat” Under the sea themed booth at a fall festival. It was a hit with kids of all ages. I ran it for 3 hours straight without any problems or slowing down. I used a homemade bubble solution, and brought 3 gallons, but only filled the machine 2 or three times total (less than a half gallon). The recipe I used worked great, made zillions of quality bubbles, and can also be used to make giant bubbles or even hand-formed bubbles. It is adapted from many online sources, search for the originals. I lined a bucket with a clean bag (because kids pop bubbles with their mouth, y’all!). Poured in a whole 16 oz bottle of Dawn platinum dish detergent liquid. Added 1.5 tablespoons xanthan gum and stirred together until mixed Added 2 gallons room temp water and stirred. Added 1.5 tablespoons baking powder and stirred. Noticed it was a little clumpy, so I made the last gallon of water hot before adding it in. That helped the baking powder dissolve in. I used the solution about 3 hours after making it. Reviews online say it gets even better the next day, but I don’t know how it could be any better than it was! Note- some online “bubble experts” state that only guar gum works, but I went to 3 stores and couldn’t find any where I live, so I used Xanthan gum (which is available in all grocery stores near me). It was still great, and this machine did well with this recipe. It also cleaned up easily, just rinsed the chamber until the bubbles were gone and took the batteries out. A wipe down of the outside was all it needed. It didn’t get soapy or nasty at all.

Gift for granddaughter. Bubble machine is great and she loves it. Figured out how to turn it on real quick and let the fun begin.

Children love it. Working all party.

Makes great bubbles, which is wonderful. if the tank isnt all the way full though, the bubbles dont work bc the dip sticks dont get submerged in it. Understandable, that's how bubbles work, but the 'tank capacity' is easy to misjudge bc of that.note: even an 18 mo old can figure out how to turn it off and on. i'ts a very obvious colorful button on the top. so about 5 minutes into happy bubble time, it changed from being a "play with bubbles" game and started being a "fight with your sister over who can turn it off and on, while getting bubble solution spilled everywhere" game.Not sure if this is a product issue (I kinda wish they had a more secretive, "adult" looking switch), or if it's more something I should include in a product review of my kids. sigh.

I really like this bubble machine. It makes so many bubbles in varying sizes. The bubble liquid that came with it had iridescent qualities. After I bought one and tested it I ordered a second one. We are going to use two for my daughter's going away after wedding, instead of rice or birdseed. Guests are going to ring bells. I looked at many bubble machines. i was really concerned about how noisy they were. But I find the noise level of the KIDZLANE machine to be acceptable. I think this will last more than one season if we take care of it and clean it and remove batteries for storage. I will say that if you rinse the reservoir out with water that you should remove batteries first. The bubble liquid doesn't get in the batteries, but if you are rinsing it off with water to clean it out, the batteries do get wet.

Became obvious very fast that the only solution that works to make the big bubbles is the tiny bottle one you get with the blower. The refill bottle costs almost as much as the blower. Had to tape the batteries down because they keep popping up making the gun useless. Tried several different purchased and homemade solutions and none worked. Waste of money!!!Update- can’t believe I actually broke down and bought the expensive bubbles that are for this. They don’t work at all. Lucky if you can get one big bubble. Definitely not how they advertised.

This little shark makes lots of bubbles… The kids loved it!

My kids love it