Bubbles - That Work

I've never been a big fan of blowing bubbles. When the children are little they always put it too close to their mouths and you get soapy kisses for the next week. The bubble juice drips everywhere, and your feet stick to the deck (because I would NEVER do it indoors) for a month. And, lets face it, half the time it just doesn't work.

Well I just found this post on How Does She.com and had to share. It was sooooo easy. And it worked.

In a quick summary...although there isn't a whole lot of detail to to leave out... you simply cut the bottom off of a water bottle (evil I know...but at least you're reusing it...and admit it...they are extremely handy to have around in the summer).

Step Two: Get an old rag, dishcloth, sock, piece of fabric, and secure it over the bottom with a rubber band.

Step Three: Pour dish soap into a bowl (I even diluted mine with water) and dip the rag in the dish soap

Step Four: Gently blow into the top of the bottle.

Step Five: Enjoy your "Snake" of Bubbles!!!!!! See who can make the longest one.

Super Cool!!!!!!!

(and yes, that is a picture of my hand with bubbles in the house...but I did it over the sink...and the kids aren't home)

Here's the link to the actual site: HowDoesShe.com