• 200 ml Audran Pure Glycerin

Usual uses for glycerin

Glycerin is used in many industries, including skin care, hair care and oral hygiene .. in fact, glycerin is the third most-used ingredient in the cosmetic industry after water and fragrance!

Why?

Glycerin is widely regarded as the most effective humectant. Humectants are water-absorbing substances that help keep things moist. This property of glycerine helps retain moisture in the skin and ……. slows down the process of water evaporation in bubbles!

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• 500g Packet
• White powder
• biodegradable

Sodium bicarbonate is a chemical compound with the formula NaHCO₃

Check out our Colour Changing Bubble Bath

Bicarbonate of Soda – also known as Baking Soda, Bicarbonate of soda and Sodium Hydrogen Carbonate has a number of useful properties – It can neutralise acid, scrub shiny materials without scratching, deodorise, and extinguish grease fires. It can be used as a deodoriser in the refrigerator, on smelly carpets, on upholstery and on vinyl. It can help deodorise drains. It can clean and polish aluminium, chrome, jewellery, plastic, porcelain, silver, stainless steel and tin. It can soften fabrics and remove certain stains and also soften hard water.

Traditional yet incredibly effective, these domestic cleaning products make us wonder why we ever stopped using the good old-fashioned solutions. And, as with lots of classic products, they’re really versatile too.

Follow the link below to purchase some citric acid.

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Citric Acid Crystals

100 g Citric Acid

In the European Union citric acid is known as E 330 as a food additive.

Citric Acid is a weak organic acid. It occurs naturally in citrus fruits and it is the ‘sugar like’ coating on sweets such as ‘toxic waste’, ‘lemon drops’ and ‘Sour Haribos’.

It looks like sugar but is definitely not sweet! Citric acid, just like lemons and lime is very sour.

Citric Acid is one off the stronger edible acids. It’s dominant use is in flavouring and preservative in food and beverages, especially soft drinks

It is also one of the main ingredients in Bath Bombs, Colour Changing Bubble Baths and Lemonade! Scientific Sue also uses in her Magical Amortentia Spell – A love Enchantment

SAFETY

Although a weak acid, exposure to pure citric acid can cause adverse effects. Inhalation may cause cough, shortness of breath, or sore throat. Over-ingestion may cause abdominal pain and sore throat. Exposure of concentrated solutions to skin and eyes can cause redness and pain. Long-term or repeated consumption may cause erosion of tooth enamel.

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Shipping Note:

Maximum of 4 cans per order due to postal restrictions.

Directions for Use

Make bath time magical with Kids Stuff Crazy Foaming Soap – gentle on skin, big on bubbly fun!

• Shake can well before each use.
• Point can downwards and spray a small amount into the child’s hand.
• Use at room temperature for best results.
• Rinse skin thoroughly after use.
• Wipe bottle and nozzle clean before storing in a cool, dry place.
• Store safely out of reach of children.
• Aerosol – adult supervision required.

Why Crazy Soap?

• Pliable foam that can be shaped, moulded, bounced, and sculpted

• Mild & gentle formula – pH balanced, dermatologically tested, hypoallergenic, paraben & SLES free

• Fruity fragrance in bold blue

• Turns washing and bath time into interactive, sensory fun

• Encourages reluctant hand washers to get involved

• Great for creativity and fine motor skill development

Make foam hats, beards, bubble letters, or mix colours to discover new ones (also available in white, pink, and purple)!

Sue’s Science Spin: The Science of Foaming Fun!

This colourful foam isn’t just for play – it’s bubbling with science!

What makes it foam?

Inside the can is liquefied butane gas. When released, it expands rapidly into a gas, pushing the soapy liquid through the nozzle. The gas bubbles through the soap, forming thick, stable foam.
Surfactants in the soap trap these bubbles, creating that rich, bouncy texture.

For kids:
“Inside the can is a fizzy helper (a gas!) that zooms through the soap to puff it up into fun, foamy bubbles!”

Why is it blue?

Safe colourants make bath time visually exciting – try mixing blue foam with other colours to see what happens!

How does it feel?

Squishy, light, and cool – perfect for sensory exploration. Test how long it takes to melt in warm water or how many shapes you can make before it disappears!

Activity Idea:

Spray a blob of foam onto a tray or side of the bath. Let children draw shapes, letters, or their name with a finger.
Can they use both hands? Write backwards?
This supports fine motor skills and mirror symmetry, all while having foamy fun!

Safety Information

• For external use only

• Extremely flammable – keep away from heat and flames

• Use only in well-ventilated areas

• Avoid contact with eyes, ears, mouth, face, fabrics, carpets, and furniture

• Do not spray near an open flame or electric source

• Pressurised container – do not pierce or burn

• Do not expose to temperatures above 50ºC

• Not a toy – misuse can be harmful or fatal

• Discontinue use if irritation occurs

• Always store out of reach of children between uses

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Create a buzz about Science and Engineering by booking one of our inspirational shows or workshops which will fill your audiences with wonder and excitement!

One video containing fields for personalised elements that will make your attendees and sponsors feel part of the event!

Our shows are still interactive whether they are broadcast live or pre- recorded

The SUPERMARKET SCIENCE SHOW focuses on items which are readily available at home or in the shops.

Lots of opportunities for VOLUNTEERS!

Personalised video options, customised to each individual school, event organiser or client.

Want to congratulate your class? Are you booking this for a festival? Are you a company supporting/funding an event?

• Personalised message: We can insert messages to the beginning and end of  the video! Creating your own special message will truly engage your audience.
• Customised Outro video: Using personal elements such as a logo or photo plus a company or school’s name, email, web page etc., we can create your own outro video
• Check out the promotional video and imagine your school or company’s details replacing ours!

How to make colour changing bubble baths

Bonuses of booking a pre-recorded activity:

1. Pre-recorded videos come with a level of stability which makes viewing fun with no technical issue hassles.
2. You can rewatch them!
3. The show video can be loaded directly into your own e-learning platform or be accessed from a private YouTube URL.
4. The videos can be seen at any time and from any location – or you can fit the video into a scheduled timetable.
5. Pre-recorded videos give event organisers, teachers and parents greater flexibility in e-learning.
6. If the children are at home, you can give the parents access to the video, the children can watch and experiment when it fits into their home schedule.
7. You are in control of the video and hence the pace of the show.

• You can pause as many times as you like.
• Explore the science at a pace suited to your children’s educational needs
• You can choose one volunteer or choose the whole class!
• Use the video contents to create a science day or a week filled with science – you could do one or two experiments/investigations per day – making it easier to focus on one topic at a time.
• Play the video in a live session – while the children watch, you can answer their questions in the chat window. Pause the video for them to carryout an experiment – this could lead on to live discussion opportunities.

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