uv bubbles

[good vibrations]

Fist of all thanks for the warm welcome to the forum. I am doing a kids party soon and have a bubble machine, has anyone used the additive thats make them receptive to uv light any good ect

Pete

[Jiggles]

This do ya: http://www.terralec.co.uk/prod.asp?i=19987&1=UV_BUBBLES

:teeth:

[Dragonfly]

yep tried it please dont bother firstly it really doesnt work secondly it waters down the fluid and you get about 5 bubbles from your machine,

[soundscapes]

mite try sum in my chauvet b550, it chucks out far too many bubbles anyway

[magicfm]

Sorry to butt in. :teeth: Tell me this bubble users,

Does the bubble machine leave a slippy residue on the dancefloor where the bubbles burst?

I once had this mini bubble blower for the kids that made the wooden floor extremely slippy in the house. Obviously it used fairy washing up liquid but does the bubble fluid cause the same thing.

I'd love to get one if it wasn't the case and stick that UV stuff in, sounds fun :)

[good vibrations]

if you use the correct solution it shouldnt make it slippy so long as you are not using it
excessively

[Corabar Entertainment]

Yes, it can make the floors slippy... in fact, most PLI policies now exclude cover for the use of them