touchable bubble

The original idea of creating fog filled bubbles came from a demonstration. Fog filled bubbles dropped from a “faucet” made out of PVC pipe. Steve Spangler updated this idea by being able to control the flow of the carbon dioxide gas with his Dry Ice Cloud Generator. Steve also added his Bouncing Bubble demo using knit gloves to create a ghostly looking “touchable” bubble that vanishes with a burst of smoke.

If you've ever bounced a bubble, you know that it all comes down to using the right pair of gloves. The oil on your hands keeps you from being able to hold onto or even squeeze a bubble without it popping. With these one size fits most bubble gloves, you'll become a master bubble-ologist in absolutely no time.

Bubble gloves provide just the right amount of cushion (and don't have all the oil, dirt, and other contaminants that your skin does) so that you can actually touch and play with a bubble.