Popped questions, answered
Twelve short answers in three columns: picking a toy, keeping it running and buying it. If yours is missing, the mailbox is at the bottom of every page.
Choosing
Which toy for a two-year-old who cannot work a trigger?
The Bubble-N-Go Mower: push it and the bubbles come, no batteries. The Mess Free Bucket with its three wands is the other toddler pick.
Machine or blaster for a group of six?
A machine. One stream in the middle keeps six kids chasing; six blasters means six refills and six sets of batteries.
Which machines light up?
The Tiki Torch Bubbler, the Bubble Light Show, the Dancing Crab and the rechargeable party machine.
What ships in a random style?
The Light Up Bubble Blaster, in blue, green or orange, and the mini fruit blower, in one of four fruits.
Running it
How long does a 4 ounce bottle last?
One session for a handheld; less for a machine on a hot, windy day. Keep a 16 ounce bottle near anything with a motor.
Can I mix my own solution for the party machine?
Yes. Our 32 oz concentrate at 1 cup to 9 cups of water is made for machines, wands and blasters alike.
Why do bubbles pop faster at noon?
Hot dry air pulls the water out of the film. Morning, evening and the hour after rain give the longest bubbles.
Can the toys be used indoors?
They work, but solution leaves a slick film on hard floors. We keep ours outside, or over a towel.
Buying
Where does the buy button go?
To that exact toy at our partner store, in a new tab. You check out there.
Is the price on this site the final price?
No. It is read from the store and refreshed, but the store's checkout sets the price you pay.
Who do I ask about a late parcel or a refund?
The partner store, through your order page. We never see orders.
Can I ask you which refill fits my toy?
Any time, at [email protected]. Name the toy and we will point to the right bottle.