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Bubbleosity. Make your own bubble machine. Designed to be portable, the machine consists of four modular units that can be separated (stand and power assembly, platform mount, bubble tank and fan system.) Rotating wands produce a continuous flow of bubbles.
KITE LINES Spring-Summer 1997 (v.12#3) pg. 52

Tip: Use morning glory blossoms as bubble pipes.
MOTHER EARTH NEWS #70 Jul-Aug 1981 pg. 179

How to blow soap bubbles that last for months or even years. Includes several formulas for solutions, a variety of bubble pipe designs and suggested experiments.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN May 1969 (v.220#5) pg. 128

How to blow bubbles that last for years. Use a solution of polyvinyl acetate (clear plastic).
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN Jul 1973 (v.229#1) pg. 110

Bubble blower necklace for a child is made from a plastic film canister, plastic canvas, wooden bead and a lanyard.
WORKBASKET Jun-Jul 1994 (v.59#5) pg. 42

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