How to make the liquid for kids to blow bubbles with

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2 parts detergent, 6 parts water, and 1–4 parts glycerin. The preparation of soapy water affects the quality of bubble blowing. Generally, soap solution made by mixing two parts dishwashing liquid with 6 parts water can be used. To make the bubbles last longer, adjust the formula to 2 parts dish soap, 6 parts water, and 1 to 4 parts glycerin. Method 1: Glue + detergent + water, in a ratio of 1:2:3. Method 2: Soap, hot water, and colored ink (to add color). Mix 1 part liquid soap, 1 part glycerin, and 6 parts water to create homemade bubble solution. In everyday life, there are many materials that can be used to make bubble solution; for example, soap can be chopped up and dissolved in water, or dishwashing liquid or shampoo can also be mixed with water. Experiments have shown that mixing together solutions of soap water, dishwashing liquid, and shampoo with relatively high concentrations can make the bubbles produced last longer and be less likely to burst. Another method is to add a teaspoon of sugar or a little tea leaves to the soapy water; after leaving it in a dark place overnight, you will find that the bubbles produced by this soapy water are not only brightly colored but also less likely to burst.