How to Make Non-Toxic Bubble Solution & Wand

It’s the end of Spring, and Summer is pretty much here! In this post, I’m sharing with you how to make non-toxic bubble solution & wand.

Getting Outside This Summer

Now that summertime is pretty much here, we have been spending a lot of our days outdoors with the kiddos; playing in the dirt, going to the park, and blowing bubbles. Which is what I am sharing with you today, how to make non-toxic bubble solution & wand, its a super quick and easy recipe!

I have been so inspired by the 1000 Hours Outside trend, and I definitely have made it a goal to acheive something like that with the kiddos this summer! Doing simple fun activites outdoors, like blowing bubbles, definately is a great way to start!

Let’s Get Started

This bubble solution is perfect for making in batches and keeping on hand. Which is why I’ve come to realize, I don’t want to keep buying bubbles/bubble solution from the store when I can easily make my own, that I know has toxin-free ingredients.

What You Will Need

• Non-toxic Dish Soap
• Corn Syrup
• Water
• Measuring Cups
• Empty Large Glass Bottle (I used an old glass juice bottle)
• Small Glass Bottles w/ Seal
• Wooden Spoon
• Funnel
• Wire Cutters
• Wire
• Sticks or Dowel Rod

How to Make Non-Toxic Bubble Solution

Begin by combining 3 cups of water, 1/3 cup corn syrup, and 1 cup dish soap, mixing well until combined.

Next, using a funnel pour solution into glass bottles with seals or jars of choice.

It’s that simple! Keep stored indoors.

How to Make a Bubble Wand

Making a bubble wand is pretty simple. I’ve seen people make them out of pipe cleaners and other misc. supplies around the house. I wanted ours to be nature inspired and I loved how Erin’s turned out, and attempted one at home. Although, hers is wayy cuter! Here is how I made mine:

I simply made a circle with the wire, and shaped it with the wire cutters. You could get creative with this and make different shapes.

Lastly, I attatched it to a smooth stick, making sure the length was long enough for the jar. I also added a small dap of hot glue to dull the edges of the wire on the stick.

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