Name: これらのSMOKEの泡を試してみてください (Try These SMOKE Bubbles)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:56:25.000Z
Duration: 11 min 16 s
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[Captions by Judy V. at Y Translator] In this video, we're going to take a look at a cool trick

Then we'll try and use the same principles,

and see if we can make bubbles that are full of colored smoke.

I've seen dry ice vapor being used to fill bubbles before,

and it makes a sort of milky-white, not quite see through bubble,

it just releases a bunch of carbon dioxide gas, and it looks really cool.

Steve Spangler had a video where he showed how he did that.

I wanted to try using the same basic setup that he did,

Then I want to see if we can use similar techniques to use the smoke

from a smoke ball to make colored bubbles.

Not just the white that we'll get with the carbon dioxide,

but I want to see if we can really get some like rainbow bubbles going on.

Dry ice in a container with some water will cause vapors to travel down the tube,

Hopefully, making bubbles that are full of dry ice vapors.

We'll then try a couple different methods to get smoke from a smoke

We've got a little plastic container with a lid on it.

This lid, if you don't put the handle down,

does a very nice job of popping on and off with no pressure at all,

and that's what we want for anything that's going to have dry ice in it.

We are going to have a hose running out that will relieve some pressure.

We don't want it sealed in a container with a lid doesn't come off.

Our hose is 7/16 inch hose, and we're going to try drilling a hole

into the side of our container, just very slightly smaller than that.

So, when we put the hose in, it will just kind of keep itself wedged in place.

Try again a little bit slower on the other side.

Hopefully-- hopefully, it doesn't just keep cracking or we'll just end up with

an entire box made of electrical tape, with a hole punched into it.

Okay, this style drillbit seems to cut into the plastic much more easily.

Of course, that's not quite the right size.

So now, we're going to try and widen it just a little bit.

I can pull it out if I really try, but it does seem to stay in fairly nicely.

I've got this little plumbing extension piece.

It's designed for switching from a type of hose to something that threads on.

We're just going to use this as our bubble nozzle.

and now we can dip this into our bubble fluid,

We've got a couple kinds of bubble fluid we're going to test out.

This is just some water with some soap mixed into it,

and then I've got actual bubble fluid, and I'm just going to try both of these.

Too surprisingly, real bubble soap gives us better bubbles

There are some really good recipes for DIY bubble soap,

but I do think it's pretty easy to use the premade stuff.

It's not expensive, so we're just going to be using that today.

Now, we're going to take a piece of dry ice, drop it into our container,

put the lid on but not seal it, so, it's still comes off nice and easily.

Not close down, which makes it grip really hard.

Vapor coming out of the nozzle just like we like.

Take the lid off, and that stops, and in the bubbles and...

I think it does a good job of holding bubble soap for a while,

so we get a good amount of bubbles out of this.

So, I'm actually hitting the bubbles, but it just kind of bounces off them.

This little contraption is easy to throw together, and it works quite well.

The dry ice vapor is starting to slow down now

because our water has cooled down considerably.

we were pumping out bubbles really nice quick.

They're like translucence, but you can't actually see through them.

and you know, if you've got a nice cotton surface,

these do a really good job of letting the bubbles be preserve

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