Bubble Machines

[bedrock]

are Bubble Machines safe to use when you are djing i know its a stupied question but i havent seen djs use them i am thinking of gettin one as a novalty thing for the end of the night but the say water and electrical stuff dont mix what are your thaughts on Bubble Machines

[Vectis]

If they weren't safe to use, they wouldn't sell them :p

Perfectly safe so long as you take a few precautions, like not letting them over-run and spew slippery liquid all over the polished parquet dancefloor :o

[Corabar Steve]

Bedrock will you please use a spellchecker!

Final time of asking, if you can't be arsed to make an effort to communicate in English, then I will start deleting your posts.

[bedrock]

i am sorry but i have a learning disabilaty and my spelling isant good i will try and remeber to using a spellchecker next time

[Corabar Steve]

Google toolbar has a good one (free too)

[flatliners]

i am dyslexic and i was warned but i sharp wised up just read what your posting and read again

[chrisj]

I use a bubble machine as I am a children's entertainer/magician but I often get asked to use it for thr first dance at weddings and later in the evening if there are children present. Email this morning with first dance and a few other requests for 24th June asked for bubble machine.
Now if used heavily and constantly they wil make the floor dangerously slippery but they are quite safe if swicted on for short periods, ie, 30 secs.

I recommend Tesco bubble liquid, usually £1.30 per litre in store.

PLI does not normally cover any accidents caused by bubbles so be careful not to over use them Simples.