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Hello - It does seem to have been discontinued in the UK. An even better machine is the ADJ Bubbletron Go. Battery powered, much smaller with a very similar amount of output. Hope that helps. Regards. Peter

@@Pscotson Thank you so much!

It dissolves very quickly Markus. It doesn't stain either hard floors or carpets. It's very safe but on polished wooden floors only spray for around 30 seconds as it can get slippy after that. Other than that it is very safe. Hope that helps.

Very quiet. Just a faint noise from the two fans.

And your going to be using outside for the most part. Inside use you can do but it’d have to be a huge Rave warehouse kinda deal otherwise the floor and room and walls are getting slippery soaped damn quick. This thing puts out a ridiculous amount of bubbles. We used it with a black light setup on Halloween and ran it for five hours using about two and a half gallons of fluorescent bubble juice. It rained the next couple days and so much bubble solution landed on the grass the run off made the sidewalk sudsy and slippery for all three days of rain.

WHAT DID YOU SAY?!

I'm not sure. It's an old cine projector stand given to me.

It's snow

@@wa15studios35 aah it's really ice? Where to buy that?

@@wa15studios35 wrong. Bubbles

Yea it’s bubbles that looks like snow

No. Not real snow. Made from a soap like liquid

I actually was expecting real cold snow :(

Thank you for your kind comment. Much appreciated.

Glycerin is the secret ingredient.

@@d.j.2nz952 I looked up the MSDS shortly after posting this, there’s a synthetic compound that acts like glycerin but does a better job in automatic machines. The trouble is to order just a gallon (of just the chemical) is cost prohibitive unless you’re ordering a 55 gallon drum it’s literally less expensive just to buy the pre made solution. Now I just buy ~20 gallons at the end of the season when it goes on sale everywhere.

@@d.j.2nz952 if you have a machine you should try putting a fog machine behind it, the result is pretty cool. Also at Halloween we use fluorescent solution and black lights. Fills the neighborhood with iridescent blue fog filled dots. I did have to buy like $1000.00 worth of professional level black lights to really complete the effect.

@charles hetrick um do you have a video of this?! Because I need to see it!!! 😲😲😲

Hello. I use it indoors every weekend in venues with wooden polished floors with no problem. I use it in bursts of around 30 seconds. Anything longer and the floor can become slippy. Hope that helps. Peter

Stand by it and use it four times every weekend. Absolutely outstanding piece of kit. Hope that helps. Peter

I've never cleaned it and it works first time every time. Hope that helps. Peter

Yes...or you can build one yourself if you don't want to pay 150 pounds.

@@desicryer8346 I bought a black plastic one online that has a huge fan and makes almost as much bubbles as this.It's around 2-3 lbs. and it has 3 multicolor LED lights built in and it has a wireless remote for under $40

@@d.j.2nz952 I’ve tried a couple others, I really like this one for durability and volume of bubbles I’m in America and paid $115.00 USD and we’ll worth it.

Hi James. Sorry for the delayed reply. I think the snow liquid is liquid soap based and comes from specialist suppliers. Floors don't become slippy unlike bubble machines which do. I have subsequently reviewed the Antari snow machine which is far better.

About 5 minutes at full pelt. I have carried out a subsequent review on a more expensive but far better machine and here is the link - ua-cam.com/video/1lFsf0-lgQ8/v-deo.html Good luck.

45 mins with that model

Thank you for your kind words Mazter . Much appreciated.