A teacher at the college I was going to asked this of me to get my mind off of the other things I was worried about. He was kidding around - trying to get me to lighten up- but I want to come back with a scientific answer.Why are the bubbles from bubble baths always white regardless of the kind of buble bath used.?
http://www.exploratorium.edu/science_exp鈥?/a>Why are the bubbles from bubble baths always white regardless of the kind of buble bath used.?
I am not sure but as something to do with the chemical reaction lol
AND
Nothing to do with clouds PMSL!!!!!!
because of an ingredient called lye
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Which song played on FRIENDS when chandler waiting for bubble bath from Monica?
That's ';Only Time,'; by Enya. It's on her album, ';Day Without Rain.';lip chap
Who makes the best organic bubble bath?
My girlfriend loves bubble baths and I wanted to get her some for Valentine's day. She's picky about not having chemicals in her baths, so I was wondering if anyone had any awesome suggestions???Who makes the best organic bubble bath?
Anything you buy at stores like Whole Foods do not contain chemicals. They have a nice selection. You can also look a drugstore.com. They have a link for organic products and you will probably find the best selection there.Who makes the best organic bubble bath?
Try essential oils instead. Bubble bath can dry out skin. But, you can make some salt soaks with epsom salts and essential oils. You can get essential oils at some drug stores, gnc, or health food stores. It'll be way better for her skin, and there are a ton of recipes online.
If you live in England, Original Source make some nice ones that are organic.
this is the easiest thing ive ever made get some rolled oats , the kind you make porridge with get a couple of handfulls with some favourite herbs i.e lavender , thyme , rosepettals put it in some muslin or some tights/stockings tie it with ribbon , run it under the hot water for the bath and the loveley milky , fragranced water clenses the body and mind . and you feel like cleopatra (bathing in milk) .. good luck!
Yes def make it yourself! I make my own soaps and shampoos as well and it's super simple. She will go gaga over it and maybe ask you to join the bubble bath with her ooh lala!!!! Wish my B/F was that thoughtful!
If you really want to rock her socks off make it yourself. :)
I make my own soap and bath melts from natural products and it's easy. I never made bubble bath, but Googling it brings up countless ways. Here's a few.
http://www.pioneerthinking.com/ab_bubble鈥?/a>
http://www.essortment.com/hobbies/homema鈥?/a>
http://us.deskdemon.com/pages/us/lifesty鈥?/a>
You can easily pick up ingredients at a good craft store, mix it up and put it in a nice jar (check any superstore and look in kitchen supplies, a nice, clear, lidded sugar/spice jar will be perfect.
Tie a ribbon around it, cut out a square of paper and write the ingredients, punch a hole in the paper and attach it to the ribbon. It would be the best bubble bath she ever had :)
Anything you buy at stores like Whole Foods do not contain chemicals. They have a nice selection. You can also look a drugstore.com. They have a link for organic products and you will probably find the best selection there.Who makes the best organic bubble bath?
Try essential oils instead. Bubble bath can dry out skin. But, you can make some salt soaks with epsom salts and essential oils. You can get essential oils at some drug stores, gnc, or health food stores. It'll be way better for her skin, and there are a ton of recipes online.
If you live in England, Original Source make some nice ones that are organic.
this is the easiest thing ive ever made get some rolled oats , the kind you make porridge with get a couple of handfulls with some favourite herbs i.e lavender , thyme , rosepettals put it in some muslin or some tights/stockings tie it with ribbon , run it under the hot water for the bath and the loveley milky , fragranced water clenses the body and mind . and you feel like cleopatra (bathing in milk) .. good luck!
Yes def make it yourself! I make my own soaps and shampoos as well and it's super simple. She will go gaga over it and maybe ask you to join the bubble bath with her ooh lala!!!! Wish my B/F was that thoughtful!
If you really want to rock her socks off make it yourself. :)
I make my own soap and bath melts from natural products and it's easy. I never made bubble bath, but Googling it brings up countless ways. Here's a few.
http://www.pioneerthinking.com/ab_bubble鈥?/a>
http://www.essortment.com/hobbies/homema鈥?/a>
http://us.deskdemon.com/pages/us/lifesty鈥?/a>
You can easily pick up ingredients at a good craft store, mix it up and put it in a nice jar (check any superstore and look in kitchen supplies, a nice, clear, lidded sugar/spice jar will be perfect.
Tie a ribbon around it, cut out a square of paper and write the ingredients, punch a hole in the paper and attach it to the ribbon. It would be the best bubble bath she ever had :)
Do they still make matey bubble bath?
first sold in the sixtysDo they still make matey bubble bath?
Tesco's still do it (the big stores more than the smaller express stores) and I thought I saw some in Sainsburys recently, though I may be mistaken. Superdrug may do it, and so may Somerfield's and Morrissons. Don't think Harrods does it!
It takes me back - a bath twice a week because it cost so much to heat the water. I can still see the container and the colour ...
As a complete aside from that, do you still remember kids in the street at this time of year, calling out 'Penny for the guy?'Do they still make matey bubble bath?
I don't know, I haven't seen it for years.
Matey's a bottle of fun,
You put it in the bath,
It's loved by everyone,
And it's always good for a laugh.
How sad am I that I still remember the ad!!!!!!?
Yes, Superdrug sell it.
yeah my kids have it as stocking fillers from my mum for christmas.
yes tesco's do it!
Tesco's still do it (the big stores more than the smaller express stores) and I thought I saw some in Sainsburys recently, though I may be mistaken. Superdrug may do it, and so may Somerfield's and Morrissons. Don't think Harrods does it!
It takes me back - a bath twice a week because it cost so much to heat the water. I can still see the container and the colour ...
As a complete aside from that, do you still remember kids in the street at this time of year, calling out 'Penny for the guy?'Do they still make matey bubble bath?
I don't know, I haven't seen it for years.
Matey's a bottle of fun,
You put it in the bath,
It's loved by everyone,
And it's always good for a laugh.
How sad am I that I still remember the ad!!!!!!?
Yes, Superdrug sell it.
yeah my kids have it as stocking fillers from my mum for christmas.
yes tesco's do it!
Im currently 2 and half months pregnant and want to take a bubble bath......?
My mother and sister said its bad to take a bubble bath while pregnant and not to do it. Are they right??Im currently 2 and half months pregnant and want to take a bubble bath......?
The ';Old Wives Tale'; originating pre-1800's about taking baths during pregnancy was based on the fact that people thought germs or bacteria could enter the woman's vagina and make the baby sick.
It's totally false though. Baths are actually GOOD for you when you're pregnant. Also our sewage systems / sanitation / cleanliness of water are better standards these days - people back then used to have 8-12 people using one tub's worth of water.
The thing you DO need to be cautious of though is the temperature of the bath itself. Be sure that you avoid the use of hot tubs and hot baths (above 100 degrees F). These can cause your body temperature to rise, and this can cause problems for a developing baby, particularly in the first trimester.
Enjoy your bath just make sure it's of a normal temperature (not scalding). I'm 36 weeks pregnant and have had a bath practically every day throughout my pregnancy. Our baby was scanned on Tuesday and all is perfect - he's a healthy 5lb 10 already and everything is in perfect working order :)
Enjoy your pregnancy - it's one of the most magical things ever!
Em xIm currently 2 and half months pregnant and want to take a bubble bath......?
um... my doctor recommended me take warm baths to help relax my back, because I have had back pain from the pregnancy. I could take them all I want, as long as I don't use water that's too hot.
Also, swimming and taking prenatal aquatic exercise classes are great for the baby... and they involve being immersed in water.
the only concern would be what you're using for bubbles. Don't use anything with harsh scents, they might make you sick, if you are feeling any morning sickness. don't use anything that might irritate your skin either, because when your pregnant, your skins more sensitive. but, it will harm you more than the baby! (by making you itch if you get dry skin!)
I've heard not to take baths when you are close to labor, because if you lose your mucus plug, or are dilating, then the soap might irritate yuo down there and cause complications. But, at 2.5 months, trust me, the baby is in a nice safe bubble of his/her own in your uterus.
Bubble bath can trigger yeast infections in many women. If you are one of those women, it'd be best to not get a bubble bath (especially during pregnancy). If you've not had a yeast infection due to bubble bath, there's no harm. The only thing to keep in mind is that the water shouldn't be steaming hot. Hot soaks in tubs or sitting in saunas can cause problems including miscarriage. You can still soak, just not in really hot water.
Many health care professionals even has mixed feelings about that subject but it will not harm you or the baby so if I were you sit back relax and take a bath!! Don't worry they say this because in the water you wouldn't be able to tell if your water breaks and your early on I don't think you have to worry!!
Its not bad to take a bath unless your water has broken or is leaking because then there is increased risk of infection. Just make sure its not too hot of water. Also, check the bubbles you are using. Some essential oils should be avoided during pregnancy so if its a fancy type you might want to look it up online first to be sure. I took bubbles baths at the start of my pregnancy all the time because of aches and pains. I just had to be sure to rinse my...parts...wells afterwards as my skin down there was more sensitive to soaps and would itch if I didnt rinse off after a bath. Enjoy!
Baths are fine during pregnancy (as is swimming, for that matter). The only time you have to worry about submerging yourself in water during pregnancy is if your water has broken. (If the water contains bacteria, it can cause you to get an infection very quickly, and possibly harm your baby). You should avoid hot tubs though.
I'm 18 weeks and take baths all the time, it makes it easier since I can't stand for long and helps with aches and pains. It's fine as long as you don't get the water too hot--the increase in your temperature is the only thing that could hurt the baby and most people don't like it to be THAT hot that it would raise your body temperature anyway. You're fine : )
Go for it, just as long as your water hasnt broke and your not to big to get out. I got stuck in the tub at 7 months...my husband had a hell of a time getting me out. It probably feel really good and dont make the temp too hot its bad for your blood pressure.
they are lying to you......you can take a bath all through pregnancy just make sure you dry your area really good because yeast infections can develop really easily if you do not properly dry your vaginal area
you can soo take bubble baths!
that helped me my whole pregnancy
when my feet and back hurt.
just don't take it in too hot of water!
The ';Old Wives Tale'; originating pre-1800's about taking baths during pregnancy was based on the fact that people thought germs or bacteria could enter the woman's vagina and make the baby sick.
It's totally false though. Baths are actually GOOD for you when you're pregnant. Also our sewage systems / sanitation / cleanliness of water are better standards these days - people back then used to have 8-12 people using one tub's worth of water.
The thing you DO need to be cautious of though is the temperature of the bath itself. Be sure that you avoid the use of hot tubs and hot baths (above 100 degrees F). These can cause your body temperature to rise, and this can cause problems for a developing baby, particularly in the first trimester.
Enjoy your bath just make sure it's of a normal temperature (not scalding). I'm 36 weeks pregnant and have had a bath practically every day throughout my pregnancy. Our baby was scanned on Tuesday and all is perfect - he's a healthy 5lb 10 already and everything is in perfect working order :)
Enjoy your pregnancy - it's one of the most magical things ever!
Em xIm currently 2 and half months pregnant and want to take a bubble bath......?
um... my doctor recommended me take warm baths to help relax my back, because I have had back pain from the pregnancy. I could take them all I want, as long as I don't use water that's too hot.
Also, swimming and taking prenatal aquatic exercise classes are great for the baby... and they involve being immersed in water.
the only concern would be what you're using for bubbles. Don't use anything with harsh scents, they might make you sick, if you are feeling any morning sickness. don't use anything that might irritate your skin either, because when your pregnant, your skins more sensitive. but, it will harm you more than the baby! (by making you itch if you get dry skin!)
I've heard not to take baths when you are close to labor, because if you lose your mucus plug, or are dilating, then the soap might irritate yuo down there and cause complications. But, at 2.5 months, trust me, the baby is in a nice safe bubble of his/her own in your uterus.
Bubble bath can trigger yeast infections in many women. If you are one of those women, it'd be best to not get a bubble bath (especially during pregnancy). If you've not had a yeast infection due to bubble bath, there's no harm. The only thing to keep in mind is that the water shouldn't be steaming hot. Hot soaks in tubs or sitting in saunas can cause problems including miscarriage. You can still soak, just not in really hot water.
Many health care professionals even has mixed feelings about that subject but it will not harm you or the baby so if I were you sit back relax and take a bath!! Don't worry they say this because in the water you wouldn't be able to tell if your water breaks and your early on I don't think you have to worry!!
Its not bad to take a bath unless your water has broken or is leaking because then there is increased risk of infection. Just make sure its not too hot of water. Also, check the bubbles you are using. Some essential oils should be avoided during pregnancy so if its a fancy type you might want to look it up online first to be sure. I took bubbles baths at the start of my pregnancy all the time because of aches and pains. I just had to be sure to rinse my...parts...wells afterwards as my skin down there was more sensitive to soaps and would itch if I didnt rinse off after a bath. Enjoy!
Baths are fine during pregnancy (as is swimming, for that matter). The only time you have to worry about submerging yourself in water during pregnancy is if your water has broken. (If the water contains bacteria, it can cause you to get an infection very quickly, and possibly harm your baby). You should avoid hot tubs though.
I'm 18 weeks and take baths all the time, it makes it easier since I can't stand for long and helps with aches and pains. It's fine as long as you don't get the water too hot--the increase in your temperature is the only thing that could hurt the baby and most people don't like it to be THAT hot that it would raise your body temperature anyway. You're fine : )
Go for it, just as long as your water hasnt broke and your not to big to get out. I got stuck in the tub at 7 months...my husband had a hell of a time getting me out. It probably feel really good and dont make the temp too hot its bad for your blood pressure.
they are lying to you......you can take a bath all through pregnancy just make sure you dry your area really good because yeast infections can develop really easily if you do not properly dry your vaginal area
you can soo take bubble baths!
that helped me my whole pregnancy
when my feet and back hurt.
just don't take it in too hot of water!
Which song played on FRIENDS when chandler waiting for bubble bath from Monica?
That's ';Only Time,'; by Enya. It's on her album, ';Day Without Rain.';
Who makes the best organic bubble bath?
My girlfriend loves bubble baths and I wanted to get her some for Valentine's day. She's picky about not having chemicals in her baths, so I was wondering if anyone had any awesome suggestions???Who makes the best organic bubble bath?
Anything you buy at stores like Whole Foods do not contain chemicals. They have a nice selection. You can also look a drugstore.com. They have a link for organic products and you will probably find the best selection there.Who makes the best organic bubble bath?
Try essential oils instead. Bubble bath can dry out skin. But, you can make some salt soaks with epsom salts and essential oils. You can get essential oils at some drug stores, gnc, or health food stores. It'll be way better for her skin, and there are a ton of recipes online.
If you live in England, Original Source make some nice ones that are organic.
this is the easiest thing ive ever made get some rolled oats , the kind you make porridge with get a couple of handfulls with some favourite herbs i.e lavender , thyme , rosepettals put it in some muslin or some tights/stockings tie it with ribbon , run it under the hot water for the bath and the loveley milky , fragranced water clenses the body and mind . and you feel like cleopatra (bathing in milk) .. good luck!
Yes def make it yourself! I make my own soaps and shampoos as well and it's super simple. She will go gaga over it and maybe ask you to join the bubble bath with her ooh lala!!!! Wish my B/F was that thoughtful!
If you really want to rock her socks off make it yourself. :)
I make my own soap and bath melts from natural products and it's easy. I never made bubble bath, but Googling it brings up countless ways. Here's a few.
http://www.pioneerthinking.com/ab_bubble鈥?/a>
http://www.essortment.com/hobbies/homema鈥?/a>
http://us.deskdemon.com/pages/us/lifesty鈥?/a>
You can easily pick up ingredients at a good craft store, mix it up and put it in a nice jar (check any superstore and look in kitchen supplies, a nice, clear, lidded sugar/spice jar will be perfect.
Tie a ribbon around it, cut out a square of paper and write the ingredients, punch a hole in the paper and attach it to the ribbon. It would be the best bubble bath she ever had :)
Anything you buy at stores like Whole Foods do not contain chemicals. They have a nice selection. You can also look a drugstore.com. They have a link for organic products and you will probably find the best selection there.Who makes the best organic bubble bath?
Try essential oils instead. Bubble bath can dry out skin. But, you can make some salt soaks with epsom salts and essential oils. You can get essential oils at some drug stores, gnc, or health food stores. It'll be way better for her skin, and there are a ton of recipes online.
If you live in England, Original Source make some nice ones that are organic.
this is the easiest thing ive ever made get some rolled oats , the kind you make porridge with get a couple of handfulls with some favourite herbs i.e lavender , thyme , rosepettals put it in some muslin or some tights/stockings tie it with ribbon , run it under the hot water for the bath and the loveley milky , fragranced water clenses the body and mind . and you feel like cleopatra (bathing in milk) .. good luck!
Yes def make it yourself! I make my own soaps and shampoos as well and it's super simple. She will go gaga over it and maybe ask you to join the bubble bath with her ooh lala!!!! Wish my B/F was that thoughtful!
If you really want to rock her socks off make it yourself. :)
I make my own soap and bath melts from natural products and it's easy. I never made bubble bath, but Googling it brings up countless ways. Here's a few.
http://www.pioneerthinking.com/ab_bubble鈥?/a>
http://www.essortment.com/hobbies/homema鈥?/a>
http://us.deskdemon.com/pages/us/lifesty鈥?/a>
You can easily pick up ingredients at a good craft store, mix it up and put it in a nice jar (check any superstore and look in kitchen supplies, a nice, clear, lidded sugar/spice jar will be perfect.
Tie a ribbon around it, cut out a square of paper and write the ingredients, punch a hole in the paper and attach it to the ribbon. It would be the best bubble bath she ever had :)
Im currently 2 and half months pregnant and want to take a bubble bath......?
My mother and sister said its bad to take a bubble bath while pregnant and not to do it. Are they right??Im currently 2 and half months pregnant and want to take a bubble bath......?
The ';Old Wives Tale'; originating pre-1800's about taking baths during pregnancy was based on the fact that people thought germs or bacteria could enter the woman's vagina and make the baby sick.
It's totally false though. Baths are actually GOOD for you when you're pregnant. Also our sewage systems / sanitation / cleanliness of water are better standards these days - people back then used to have 8-12 people using one tub's worth of water.
The thing you DO need to be cautious of though is the temperature of the bath itself. Be sure that you avoid the use of hot tubs and hot baths (above 100 degrees F). These can cause your body temperature to rise, and this can cause problems for a developing baby, particularly in the first trimester.
Enjoy your bath just make sure it's of a normal temperature (not scalding). I'm 36 weeks pregnant and have had a bath practically every day throughout my pregnancy. Our baby was scanned on Tuesday and all is perfect - he's a healthy 5lb 10 already and everything is in perfect working order :)
Enjoy your pregnancy - it's one of the most magical things ever!
Em xIm currently 2 and half months pregnant and want to take a bubble bath......?
um... my doctor recommended me take warm baths to help relax my back, because I have had back pain from the pregnancy. I could take them all I want, as long as I don't use water that's too hot.
Also, swimming and taking prenatal aquatic exercise classes are great for the baby... and they involve being immersed in water.
the only concern would be what you're using for bubbles. Don't use anything with harsh scents, they might make you sick, if you are feeling any morning sickness. don't use anything that might irritate your skin either, because when your pregnant, your skins more sensitive. but, it will harm you more than the baby! (by making you itch if you get dry skin!)
I've heard not to take baths when you are close to labor, because if you lose your mucus plug, or are dilating, then the soap might irritate yuo down there and cause complications. But, at 2.5 months, trust me, the baby is in a nice safe bubble of his/her own in your uterus.
Bubble bath can trigger yeast infections in many women. If you are one of those women, it'd be best to not get a bubble bath (especially during pregnancy). If you've not had a yeast infection due to bubble bath, there's no harm. The only thing to keep in mind is that the water shouldn't be steaming hot. Hot soaks in tubs or sitting in saunas can cause problems including miscarriage. You can still soak, just not in really hot water.
Many health care professionals even has mixed feelings about that subject but it will not harm you or the baby so if I were you sit back relax and take a bath!! Don't worry they say this because in the water you wouldn't be able to tell if your water breaks and your early on I don't think you have to worry!!
Its not bad to take a bath unless your water has broken or is leaking because then there is increased risk of infection. Just make sure its not too hot of water. Also, check the bubbles you are using. Some essential oils should be avoided during pregnancy so if its a fancy type you might want to look it up online first to be sure. I took bubbles baths at the start of my pregnancy all the time because of aches and pains. I just had to be sure to rinse my...parts...wells afterwards as my skin down there was more sensitive to soaps and would itch if I didnt rinse off after a bath. Enjoy!
Baths are fine during pregnancy (as is swimming, for that matter). The only time you have to worry about submerging yourself in water during pregnancy is if your water has broken. (If the water contains bacteria, it can cause you to get an infection very quickly, and possibly harm your baby). You should avoid hot tubs though.
I'm 18 weeks and take baths all the time, it makes it easier since I can't stand for long and helps with aches and pains. It's fine as long as you don't get the water too hot--the increase in your temperature is the only thing that could hurt the baby and most people don't like it to be THAT hot that it would raise your body temperature anyway. You're fine : )
Go for it, just as long as your water hasnt broke and your not to big to get out. I got stuck in the tub at 7 months...my husband had a hell of a time getting me out. It probably feel really good and dont make the temp too hot its bad for your blood pressure.
they are lying to you......you can take a bath all through pregnancy just make sure you dry your area really good because yeast infections can develop really easily if you do not properly dry your vaginal area
you can soo take bubble baths!
that helped me my whole pregnancy
when my feet and back hurt.
just don't take it in too hot of water!
The ';Old Wives Tale'; originating pre-1800's about taking baths during pregnancy was based on the fact that people thought germs or bacteria could enter the woman's vagina and make the baby sick.
It's totally false though. Baths are actually GOOD for you when you're pregnant. Also our sewage systems / sanitation / cleanliness of water are better standards these days - people back then used to have 8-12 people using one tub's worth of water.
The thing you DO need to be cautious of though is the temperature of the bath itself. Be sure that you avoid the use of hot tubs and hot baths (above 100 degrees F). These can cause your body temperature to rise, and this can cause problems for a developing baby, particularly in the first trimester.
Enjoy your bath just make sure it's of a normal temperature (not scalding). I'm 36 weeks pregnant and have had a bath practically every day throughout my pregnancy. Our baby was scanned on Tuesday and all is perfect - he's a healthy 5lb 10 already and everything is in perfect working order :)
Enjoy your pregnancy - it's one of the most magical things ever!
Em xIm currently 2 and half months pregnant and want to take a bubble bath......?
um... my doctor recommended me take warm baths to help relax my back, because I have had back pain from the pregnancy. I could take them all I want, as long as I don't use water that's too hot.
Also, swimming and taking prenatal aquatic exercise classes are great for the baby... and they involve being immersed in water.
the only concern would be what you're using for bubbles. Don't use anything with harsh scents, they might make you sick, if you are feeling any morning sickness. don't use anything that might irritate your skin either, because when your pregnant, your skins more sensitive. but, it will harm you more than the baby! (by making you itch if you get dry skin!)
I've heard not to take baths when you are close to labor, because if you lose your mucus plug, or are dilating, then the soap might irritate yuo down there and cause complications. But, at 2.5 months, trust me, the baby is in a nice safe bubble of his/her own in your uterus.
Bubble bath can trigger yeast infections in many women. If you are one of those women, it'd be best to not get a bubble bath (especially during pregnancy). If you've not had a yeast infection due to bubble bath, there's no harm. The only thing to keep in mind is that the water shouldn't be steaming hot. Hot soaks in tubs or sitting in saunas can cause problems including miscarriage. You can still soak, just not in really hot water.
Many health care professionals even has mixed feelings about that subject but it will not harm you or the baby so if I were you sit back relax and take a bath!! Don't worry they say this because in the water you wouldn't be able to tell if your water breaks and your early on I don't think you have to worry!!
Its not bad to take a bath unless your water has broken or is leaking because then there is increased risk of infection. Just make sure its not too hot of water. Also, check the bubbles you are using. Some essential oils should be avoided during pregnancy so if its a fancy type you might want to look it up online first to be sure. I took bubbles baths at the start of my pregnancy all the time because of aches and pains. I just had to be sure to rinse my...parts...wells afterwards as my skin down there was more sensitive to soaps and would itch if I didnt rinse off after a bath. Enjoy!
Baths are fine during pregnancy (as is swimming, for that matter). The only time you have to worry about submerging yourself in water during pregnancy is if your water has broken. (If the water contains bacteria, it can cause you to get an infection very quickly, and possibly harm your baby). You should avoid hot tubs though.
I'm 18 weeks and take baths all the time, it makes it easier since I can't stand for long and helps with aches and pains. It's fine as long as you don't get the water too hot--the increase in your temperature is the only thing that could hurt the baby and most people don't like it to be THAT hot that it would raise your body temperature anyway. You're fine : )
Go for it, just as long as your water hasnt broke and your not to big to get out. I got stuck in the tub at 7 months...my husband had a hell of a time getting me out. It probably feel really good and dont make the temp too hot its bad for your blood pressure.
they are lying to you......you can take a bath all through pregnancy just make sure you dry your area really good because yeast infections can develop really easily if you do not properly dry your vaginal area
you can soo take bubble baths!
that helped me my whole pregnancy
when my feet and back hurt.
just don't take it in too hot of water!
How old do babies have to be before they can take a bubble bath??
my neice is 1 year and 1 month..is that too young to give her a bubble bath?How old do babies have to be before they can take a bubble bath??
i think it could be okay as long as you use a bubble bath that is age appropriate, however, excessive bubble baths are not good. here is a link for a bubble bath for babies, kids, and people with sensitive skin.How old do babies have to be before they can take a bubble bath??
She can have bubbles! Just make sure you use a gentle product - we like California Baby bubble bath.
no 1 year old is fine!
Yep, plenty old enough for bubbles.
Unlike poster above, I wouldn't hold off bubbles for when kid gets difficult. My sister HATED baths, but ANY time bubbles were mentioned, she was just fine with it. She always wanted ME to do her bath because I always included bubbles. You'd think I would be her favorite sister, but no. %26lt;sigh%26gt; guess she doesn't remember the bubble baths.
Not too young but sometimes little girls can get a unirary tract infection from taking bubble baths. My eight year old still can't use bubbles because of this.
Our baby is 8 weeks old and we use baby bubble bath, johnson and johnson, it has lavender in it and is supposed to make her sleep better ... we also used from the beginning tip and toe bubble wash. These are specially made for babies so that it doesn't harm their skin, plus it's easier to wash them in that as no soap is needed. Our little one loves the bubbles even at her age.
I think between 6 months to 1 year is fine depending on how sensitive their skin is.
FYI even mainstream doctors and media are warning against using lavender for boys. And if it is screwing with boys hormones it can't be great for girls either. Once in awhile shouldn't be a concern but not every single day.
http://www.webmd.com/content/article/131鈥?/a>
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200鈥?/a>
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16906552
no! my baby has had bubble baths since she was very young, I use the J %26amp; J Lavender %26amp; Chamomille bath thing, it makes nice bubbles and helps them calm down for a nice sleep.
Here's a tip for ya. I never had my kids use a bubble bath when they were babies. I figured that some time when they are a little older they (or just one of them) may go through a phase where they hate baths.
When my second son was about 6, he was being difficult about getting into the tub. I decided to throw some bubble bath in to make the bath more appealing. He thought it was appealing alright. It was hard to get him out of there. LOL
I did the same with toothpaste. If he goes through a phase (and both of boys eventually did) where he hates brushing his teeth then I surprise him with some cool-tasting kids toothpaste. Solved the problem of a kid looking for a way to avoid brushing his teeth.
i think it could be okay as long as you use a bubble bath that is age appropriate, however, excessive bubble baths are not good. here is a link for a bubble bath for babies, kids, and people with sensitive skin.How old do babies have to be before they can take a bubble bath??
She can have bubbles! Just make sure you use a gentle product - we like California Baby bubble bath.
no 1 year old is fine!
Yep, plenty old enough for bubbles.
Unlike poster above, I wouldn't hold off bubbles for when kid gets difficult. My sister HATED baths, but ANY time bubbles were mentioned, she was just fine with it. She always wanted ME to do her bath because I always included bubbles. You'd think I would be her favorite sister, but no. %26lt;sigh%26gt; guess she doesn't remember the bubble baths.
Not too young but sometimes little girls can get a unirary tract infection from taking bubble baths. My eight year old still can't use bubbles because of this.
Our baby is 8 weeks old and we use baby bubble bath, johnson and johnson, it has lavender in it and is supposed to make her sleep better ... we also used from the beginning tip and toe bubble wash. These are specially made for babies so that it doesn't harm their skin, plus it's easier to wash them in that as no soap is needed. Our little one loves the bubbles even at her age.
I think between 6 months to 1 year is fine depending on how sensitive their skin is.
FYI even mainstream doctors and media are warning against using lavender for boys. And if it is screwing with boys hormones it can't be great for girls either. Once in awhile shouldn't be a concern but not every single day.
http://www.webmd.com/content/article/131鈥?/a>
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200鈥?/a>
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no! my baby has had bubble baths since she was very young, I use the J %26amp; J Lavender %26amp; Chamomille bath thing, it makes nice bubbles and helps them calm down for a nice sleep.
Here's a tip for ya. I never had my kids use a bubble bath when they were babies. I figured that some time when they are a little older they (or just one of them) may go through a phase where they hate baths.
When my second son was about 6, he was being difficult about getting into the tub. I decided to throw some bubble bath in to make the bath more appealing. He thought it was appealing alright. It was hard to get him out of there. LOL
I did the same with toothpaste. If he goes through a phase (and both of boys eventually did) where he hates brushing his teeth then I surprise him with some cool-tasting kids toothpaste. Solved the problem of a kid looking for a way to avoid brushing his teeth.
Is a bubble bath bad for my lil girl?
I was wondering if my daughter takes a bubble bath if its bad for her ?My husband said he read that it infects her girly parts. I never read that and i never had a problem as a girl my self but im just asking so please give me adivce for him...Thank youIs a bubble bath bad for my lil girl?
Bubble bath are not well recommended for all females. Sorry ladies.Is a bubble bath bad for my lil girl?
I use to give my daughter bubble baths and started having a rash. I went to my doctor, he said that children's skin is very sensitive and also very soft. The bubble bath products have chemicals in them that are not good for adults, let alone kids. He said some kids have no problem and some get rash like mine and some have even worse problems.
Anyway, my doctor told me that it is best to not give bubble bath to young children. Why ruin their skin now, they have there whole life to do that. So i don't give bubble baths anymore. My niece(brother's daughter) had taken bubble bath once and her skin went very dry and itchy. So yeah, i don't give bubble baths anymore. I didn't even try for my second child. I would recommend don't do it. If you want, just fill the tub with water give her some toys and let her play around in the water. But bubble bath products are not so good. Don't take any chance. Rest is up to you.
In general, bubble baths can increase the risk for infection for ALL females, young and old. It's just the way of our anatomy. Will it hurt her to do it once in awhile? Probably not. Just don't make it into a habit and look at the ingredients of the bubbles. Choose an appropriate one for babies/kids that tend to be less harsh. Or what you could do is make a bubble bath with Johnson%26amp;Johnson No Tear wash.
If she has sensitive skin it could give her a nasty rash (I'm horribly allergic, as is the little girl I babysit). You won't know though until you let her take one. There's a couple things you can do to lessen the chance of a reaction; use a little palmolive dish soap (it's very gentle), use babywash (again gentle), rinse her off before getting out of the tub. Good luck.
Yes,my daughter got infections for many times.Her doc.didn't say much.I took her to another doctor who is female and has two girls herself.Finally she told me not to give her bubble bath.So i put a little chair in the tub,she sits on it and plays with bubbles.Ever since,knock on wood she hasn't had an infection.
Not good for the bather, not good for the environment, unnecessary, why not use a good pure soap?
Bubble bath are not well recommended for all females. Sorry ladies.Is a bubble bath bad for my lil girl?
I use to give my daughter bubble baths and started having a rash. I went to my doctor, he said that children's skin is very sensitive and also very soft. The bubble bath products have chemicals in them that are not good for adults, let alone kids. He said some kids have no problem and some get rash like mine and some have even worse problems.
Anyway, my doctor told me that it is best to not give bubble bath to young children. Why ruin their skin now, they have there whole life to do that. So i don't give bubble baths anymore. My niece(brother's daughter) had taken bubble bath once and her skin went very dry and itchy. So yeah, i don't give bubble baths anymore. I didn't even try for my second child. I would recommend don't do it. If you want, just fill the tub with water give her some toys and let her play around in the water. But bubble bath products are not so good. Don't take any chance. Rest is up to you.
In general, bubble baths can increase the risk for infection for ALL females, young and old. It's just the way of our anatomy. Will it hurt her to do it once in awhile? Probably not. Just don't make it into a habit and look at the ingredients of the bubbles. Choose an appropriate one for babies/kids that tend to be less harsh. Or what you could do is make a bubble bath with Johnson%26amp;Johnson No Tear wash.
If she has sensitive skin it could give her a nasty rash (I'm horribly allergic, as is the little girl I babysit). You won't know though until you let her take one. There's a couple things you can do to lessen the chance of a reaction; use a little palmolive dish soap (it's very gentle), use babywash (again gentle), rinse her off before getting out of the tub. Good luck.
Yes,my daughter got infections for many times.Her doc.didn't say much.I took her to another doctor who is female and has two girls herself.Finally she told me not to give her bubble bath.So i put a little chair in the tub,she sits on it and plays with bubbles.Ever since,knock on wood she hasn't had an infection.
Not good for the bather, not good for the environment, unnecessary, why not use a good pure soap?
Is taking a Bubble Bath a type of exercise?
Please say yes.Is taking a Bubble Bath a type of exercise?
no but it feels niceIs taking a Bubble Bath a type of exercise?
Thats not an excersice you just sit there.
...how on earth could it be an excersize? you just sit there, in bubbles, and do nothing...philosophy
no but it feels niceIs taking a Bubble Bath a type of exercise?
Thats not an excersice you just sit there.
...how on earth could it be an excersize? you just sit there, in bubbles, and do nothing...
Poll: Mud-wrestling in a cow-patty or a jacuzzi bubble bath with dish detergent?
Another shocking question. Anybody who'd wrestle in a cow patty is plain sick. You're allowed to choose neither.Poll: Mud-wrestling in a cow-patty or a jacuzzi bubble bath with dish detergent?
Jacuzzi please !
lol
:)
XxPoll: Mud-wrestling in a cow-patty or a jacuzzi bubble bath with dish detergent?
Uhm...DISH DETERGENT! %26gt;:D
Jacuzzi please !
lol
:)
XxPoll: Mud-wrestling in a cow-patty or a jacuzzi bubble bath with dish detergent?
Uhm...DISH DETERGENT! %26gt;:D
Polls and Surveys: A frosty bubble bath or a bath with plain water?
I take showers; but if I had to take a bath, I'd prefer plain water.Polls and Surveys: A frosty bubble bath or a bath with plain water?
I like bubble baths onlyPolls and Surveys: A frosty bubble bath or a bath with plain water?
Frosty bubble bath then plain water
bubble bath
I like bubble baths onlyPolls and Surveys: A frosty bubble bath or a bath with plain water?
Frosty bubble bath then plain water
bubble bath
Why is it that no matter what color bubble bath you use the bubbles are always white?
Technicaly, the bubbles are clear. They difuse the light, making it look as thought he bubbles are white. There is actually very little of the bubble bath material in each bubble, not enough to affect the coloring of the individual bubbles.Why is it that no matter what color bubble bath you use the bubbles are always white?
ohhhh yeahhphilosophy
ohhhh yeahh
Why is it that no matter what color of bubble bath you use the bubbles are always white?
Wish i knew too.
I would like to take a Pink Bubble bath,Why is it that no matter what color of bubble bath you use the bubbles are always white?
Because the company that makes the bubble bath is RACIST. Fight the power!Why is it that no matter what color of bubble bath you use the bubbles are always white?
cause you're color blind.... you dog you!
cause the colouring doesn't contain the soap
I hate that! lol
I know, right?
I wonder.philosophy
I would like to take a Pink Bubble bath,Why is it that no matter what color of bubble bath you use the bubbles are always white?
Because the company that makes the bubble bath is RACIST. Fight the power!Why is it that no matter what color of bubble bath you use the bubbles are always white?
cause you're color blind.... you dog you!
cause the colouring doesn't contain the soap
I hate that! lol
I know, right?
I wonder.
How can I make a bubble bath?
I have no bubble bath supplies, so i wanna know how i could make one with simple HOME supplies :)How can I make a bubble bath?
bleach and ammoniaHow can I make a bubble bath?
Anything you have at home is actually to harsh for your skin. Dish washing liquid will make the suds/bubble, but do you really want that on your skin? If you go that route, be sure to risne very thoroughly and apply baby oil while your skin is still wet/moist. You can get a nice bubble bath at the discount stores that will be better for your skin. Bath and Body Works has excellent products and are usually on sale this time of year- buy one get one free.
well, start by filling the tub with approximately 55 quarts of warm to luke warm water. Then empty 5mL of cool milk into the bath tub. Next, drop 17 ounces of dirt and 13 cups of purple acrylic paint into the bath water....enjoy!
what a stupid question.....SOAP or BUBBLEBATH!
you HAVE to but bubble bath:
http://avonshop.co.uk/shop/Assets/images/prod/prod_1047218.jpg
hahahaha
you can just put some really sweet smelling shampoo on the bathtub and pour it where the faucet is because that's where the bubbles will form.
All you really need is some good ol' shampoo!
Take some shampoo and pour some under the faucet as your bath fills up.
There you go! Great bubble bath.
1. Turn on the water
2. Let water hit tube
3. See bubbles..............
or.....
you can put a lot of soap in the water...
yah.... I can't really help.
Just use your shampoo, that works fine. Or you can use dish soap haha or handsoap.
Shower gel or body wash
You could also use shampoo
When I was a kid and I wanted a bubble bath I just farted in the water.
shampoo works for a bubble bath. probably not as well as bubble bath stuff but it works.
shampoo or detergent or body gel
Poor dishwashing detergent in the tub.
if you have shower gel of body saop (liquid) put that in while the bath is still runing or even shampoo!
1. Draw the H20
2. Get in
3. Fart your brains out
4. Get out
Handsoap
they have special bubble soap just for your bath.
Dish detergent lol.
dishwahing liquid
shampoo + water= bubbles
Use hand soap from your sink. or dish soap.
just put in some shampoo or soap while the water is running
Shampoo, or body wash.
Drop a bar of soap in water :)
try liquid hand soap,
shampoo works well too!
bar soup
dish soap from the kitchen =]
shampoo works greatphilosophy
bleach and ammoniaHow can I make a bubble bath?
Anything you have at home is actually to harsh for your skin. Dish washing liquid will make the suds/bubble, but do you really want that on your skin? If you go that route, be sure to risne very thoroughly and apply baby oil while your skin is still wet/moist. You can get a nice bubble bath at the discount stores that will be better for your skin. Bath and Body Works has excellent products and are usually on sale this time of year- buy one get one free.
well, start by filling the tub with approximately 55 quarts of warm to luke warm water. Then empty 5mL of cool milk into the bath tub. Next, drop 17 ounces of dirt and 13 cups of purple acrylic paint into the bath water....enjoy!
what a stupid question.....SOAP or BUBBLEBATH!
you HAVE to but bubble bath:
http://avonshop.co.uk/shop/Assets/images/prod/prod_1047218.jpg
hahahaha
you can just put some really sweet smelling shampoo on the bathtub and pour it where the faucet is because that's where the bubbles will form.
All you really need is some good ol' shampoo!
Take some shampoo and pour some under the faucet as your bath fills up.
There you go! Great bubble bath.
1. Turn on the water
2. Let water hit tube
3. See bubbles..............
or.....
you can put a lot of soap in the water...
yah.... I can't really help.
Just use your shampoo, that works fine. Or you can use dish soap haha or handsoap.
Shower gel or body wash
You could also use shampoo
When I was a kid and I wanted a bubble bath I just farted in the water.
shampoo works for a bubble bath. probably not as well as bubble bath stuff but it works.
shampoo or detergent or body gel
Poor dishwashing detergent in the tub.
if you have shower gel of body saop (liquid) put that in while the bath is still runing or even shampoo!
1. Draw the H20
2. Get in
3. Fart your brains out
4. Get out
Handsoap
they have special bubble soap just for your bath.
Dish detergent lol.
dishwahing liquid
shampoo + water= bubbles
Use hand soap from your sink. or dish soap.
just put in some shampoo or soap while the water is running
Shampoo, or body wash.
Drop a bar of soap in water :)
try liquid hand soap,
shampoo works well too!
bar soup
dish soap from the kitchen =]
shampoo works great
Who is a NBA player that still plays with his rubber duck when he takes a bubble bath?
Well for a fact I know Charles Barkley does proof here http://www.blogcdn.com/nba.fanhouse.com/…Who is a NBA player that still plays with his rubber duck when he takes a bubble bath?
I heard Manu Ginobli still does.
Jason Kidd does too
http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/famecrawl…
Charles Barkley
http://www.blogcdn.com/nba.fanhouse.com/…
EDIT- Haven't seen that movie, but I'll still star.Who is a NBA player that still plays with his rubber duck when he takes a bubble bath?
Manu Ginobili
JJ Redick!
Lol Cristian i also heard Manu Ginobli still does
I think Sasha Vujacic from the LA Lakers still does that.
Dwight Howard and Steve Nash.
I'm sure Chris Quinn loves rubber duckies... and Rubio..
they both look like they're ten. ahah.
Dwight Howard, he's a kid inside.
lol I heard Manu Ginobli still does
kwame brown
I heard Manu Ginobli still does.
Jason Kidd does too
http://www.babble.com/CS/blogs/famecrawl…
Charles Barkley
http://www.blogcdn.com/nba.fanhouse.com/…
EDIT- Haven't seen that movie, but I'll still star.Who is a NBA player that still plays with his rubber duck when he takes a bubble bath?
Manu Ginobili
JJ Redick!
Lol Cristian i also heard Manu Ginobli still does
I think Sasha Vujacic from the LA Lakers still does that.
Dwight Howard and Steve Nash.
I'm sure Chris Quinn loves rubber duckies... and Rubio..
they both look like they're ten. ahah.
Dwight Howard, he's a kid inside.
lol I heard Manu Ginobli still does
kwame brown
When was your last time that you had bubble bath?
Next time you have a bubble bath, remember to take a kit kat bar so you think about me! :)
Thanks for answering ;)
[Suggested Category - Pregnancy %26amp; Parenting %26gt; Newborn %26amp; Baby...Very curious.. . . . . ]When was your last time that you had bubble bath?
I will !!
I might have one in a mo !When was your last time that you had bubble bath?
Hmm. I think I must have been about eight. That was eight years ago. I do have a couple bottles of bubble bath that have been on the shelf for a good long while now. Perhaps now is the time to put them to use?
I sat in the bath the other day and had been eating beans and was farting like there was no tomorrow you should have seen the bubbles. Mind you when popped the did not smell of Matey.
Um...a little over four months ago, I believe. I meant to take one a month ago, but I forgot.
I shower everyday though. No time for baths. Too much to do, too little time.
Not too long ago. I don't actually BATHE in the bath.
I just sit in there and relax. Showers are for cleaning yourself.
Baths are for relaxation.
:D
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm............
...............Kit Kats
A year or so, I usually only take showers. The only time I really do take a bath is when I am at my cousins house cause they only have a bath.
In about 20 minutes but i think i will pass on the kit kat it may melt
it's been a while since i had a bubble bath. maybe i will go take one in a little bit. thanks for the idea!
I think I was ten.
I'm germaphobic, everyone in my family washes off their dirt in the tub, so why should I sit in my dirt along with theirs?
Over a year my dad took the bath out so now i can only have showers :(
i have a bubble bath about 4 times a week i Absolutely love them
Like a year ago.
I'll remember that.
But I don't have any kit kats on hand. xD
Last year...I think. I just stick to showers.
Are you the crunchy peanut variety?
About a week ago - before that must be years! I'm not a big fan of baths, I get bored in them and then the water goes cold... not fun at all.
about a month ago,i don't use bubbles often b/c it causes UTI and a bateria infection
this may sound pathetic, but about a year ago
Well over 20 years ago.
ofcourse :] x
im in the bath right now :) but there is no bubbles coz im not gasy lol
I was about 4! Im alergick 2 bubble bath so i dnt relli hav it @all i wememba cryin 4 lyk dayz on end in pain wen i wazz little! lol
Barbie Xxxx
I take one everyday to get rid of the stress
hmm probably like a few months ago. !
last night
It's been a few years but I could really use one right now!
haha idk probally a few months since its not so freezing these days
I don't remember my last bubble bath, but I want one very bad right now!
In Florida early March...we put bubbles in the hot tub...don't ever do that LOL
today.
i miss my rubber duckie
Thanks for answering ;)
[Suggested Category - Pregnancy %26amp; Parenting %26gt; Newborn %26amp; Baby...Very curious.. . . . . ]When was your last time that you had bubble bath?
I will !!
I might have one in a mo !When was your last time that you had bubble bath?
Hmm. I think I must have been about eight. That was eight years ago. I do have a couple bottles of bubble bath that have been on the shelf for a good long while now. Perhaps now is the time to put them to use?
I sat in the bath the other day and had been eating beans and was farting like there was no tomorrow you should have seen the bubbles. Mind you when popped the did not smell of Matey.
Um...a little over four months ago, I believe. I meant to take one a month ago, but I forgot.
I shower everyday though. No time for baths. Too much to do, too little time.
Not too long ago. I don't actually BATHE in the bath.
I just sit in there and relax. Showers are for cleaning yourself.
Baths are for relaxation.
:D
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm............
...............Kit Kats
A year or so, I usually only take showers. The only time I really do take a bath is when I am at my cousins house cause they only have a bath.
In about 20 minutes but i think i will pass on the kit kat it may melt
it's been a while since i had a bubble bath. maybe i will go take one in a little bit. thanks for the idea!
I think I was ten.
I'm germaphobic, everyone in my family washes off their dirt in the tub, so why should I sit in my dirt along with theirs?
Over a year my dad took the bath out so now i can only have showers :(
i have a bubble bath about 4 times a week i Absolutely love them
Like a year ago.
I'll remember that.
But I don't have any kit kats on hand. xD
Last year...I think. I just stick to showers.
Are you the crunchy peanut variety?
About a week ago - before that must be years! I'm not a big fan of baths, I get bored in them and then the water goes cold... not fun at all.
about a month ago,i don't use bubbles often b/c it causes UTI and a bateria infection
this may sound pathetic, but about a year ago
Well over 20 years ago.
ofcourse :] x
im in the bath right now :) but there is no bubbles coz im not gasy lol
I was about 4! Im alergick 2 bubble bath so i dnt relli hav it @all i wememba cryin 4 lyk dayz on end in pain wen i wazz little! lol
Barbie Xxxx
I take one everyday to get rid of the stress
hmm probably like a few months ago. !
last night
It's been a few years but I could really use one right now!
haha idk probally a few months since its not so freezing these days
I don't remember my last bubble bath, but I want one very bad right now!
In Florida early March...we put bubbles in the hot tub...don't ever do that LOL
today.
i miss my rubber duckie
Are the bubbles in a bath (from bubble bath) a solid or a liquid?
My year 5 class would like to know.Are the bubbles in a bath (from bubble bath) a solid or a liquid?
They are a mixture of two states of matter (phases).
Bubble bath foam is a liquid/gas mixture.
(Liquid round the edge and gas in the middle)
Other examples of 'two phase' mixtures are:
Smoke (solid and gas)
Fog (liquid and gas)
Emulsions (can be solid and liquid like paint or liquid and liquid like mayonaisse)
Clay (solid and liquid)
Meringue (when crispy) (solid and gas)
When the two substances are very finely divided they are termed 'colloids'. Other related terms you could look at are 'gel' and 'sol'
I find colloids great sources of extension work when teaching young scientists about states of matter. Good examples in foods and tactile substances ... enjoy :)Are the bubbles in a bath (from bubble bath) a solid or a liquid?
they are thin membranes of liquid stretched around small balls of air. The soap in the bubble bath keeps the liquid together as is stretches around the air. The bubbles pop when they lose their surface tension by getting too thin or being touched by something.
inside it is air(gas) and the bubble is made of liquid
A gas involoped in a liquid film
liquid
They are liquid filled with gas?
i believe it is a liquid!
all bubbles are air trapped inside liquid... they are called foam.. cant put them under liquid or gas.. and they can never be solids.. hope that answers your question..
Liquid - filled with air... causing the bubbles...
just like when you blow a bubble...
Neither they are a gas
Liquid!
The bubble itself is definitely a liquid.
Liquid, while fluid, still has some parameters that help it have a shape. For example, if you put water in a thin tube, you will see it actually has a curve downwards if you look at it very closely. (It's called a meniscus, and it is concave) It clings to the side of the glass due to the concept of surface tension.
The same concept with bubbles - the soap and other things in the liquid influence the surface tension and make it strong enough to actually 'trap' the air.
Well, surely the actual bubble is a solid- think about the laws of solids, liquids and gases. Why not buy some lasting bubbles- try Hawkins bazaar. These last a little longer than the regular kind, so long as they don't touch the surface too quickly, and they will be able to explore them more fully
They are a mixture of two states of matter (phases).
Bubble bath foam is a liquid/gas mixture.
(Liquid round the edge and gas in the middle)
Other examples of 'two phase' mixtures are:
Smoke (solid and gas)
Fog (liquid and gas)
Emulsions (can be solid and liquid like paint or liquid and liquid like mayonaisse)
Clay (solid and liquid)
Meringue (when crispy) (solid and gas)
When the two substances are very finely divided they are termed 'colloids'. Other related terms you could look at are 'gel' and 'sol'
I find colloids great sources of extension work when teaching young scientists about states of matter. Good examples in foods and tactile substances ... enjoy :)Are the bubbles in a bath (from bubble bath) a solid or a liquid?
they are thin membranes of liquid stretched around small balls of air. The soap in the bubble bath keeps the liquid together as is stretches around the air. The bubbles pop when they lose their surface tension by getting too thin or being touched by something.
inside it is air(gas) and the bubble is made of liquid
A gas involoped in a liquid film
liquid
They are liquid filled with gas?
i believe it is a liquid!
all bubbles are air trapped inside liquid... they are called foam.. cant put them under liquid or gas.. and they can never be solids.. hope that answers your question..
Liquid - filled with air... causing the bubbles...
just like when you blow a bubble...
Neither they are a gas
Liquid!
The bubble itself is definitely a liquid.
Liquid, while fluid, still has some parameters that help it have a shape. For example, if you put water in a thin tube, you will see it actually has a curve downwards if you look at it very closely. (It's called a meniscus, and it is concave) It clings to the side of the glass due to the concept of surface tension.
The same concept with bubbles - the soap and other things in the liquid influence the surface tension and make it strong enough to actually 'trap' the air.
Well, surely the actual bubble is a solid- think about the laws of solids, liquids and gases. Why not buy some lasting bubbles- try Hawkins bazaar. These last a little longer than the regular kind, so long as they don't touch the surface too quickly, and they will be able to explore them more fully
Why is it that no matter what color bubble bath you use the bubbles are always white?
The coloring agent of the undiluted soap mixture becomes diluted and disolves in water leaving behind, primarily, just the soap mixture. Actually, the bubbles aren't white but various colors as light reflects off their surface. Their color is determined, in part, by the distance between two parallel layers of soap which is seperated by a layer of water molecules. Just before a bubble pops it's likely to turn black. For a more detailed explanation check the following link:
http://www.exploratorium.edu/science_exp鈥?/a>Why is it that no matter what color bubble bath you use the bubbles are always white?
I think that bubbles are multicoloured like a prism. These prism colours would come together to make white.Why is it that no matter what color bubble bath you use the bubbles are always white?
Its a conspiracy generated by George Bush
Because EVERYONE loves things that are white.
If the bubbles were black - they wouldn't work.
link
its a conspiracy to make us all nuts...look out now
http://www.exploratorium.edu/science_exp鈥?/a>Why is it that no matter what color bubble bath you use the bubbles are always white?
I think that bubbles are multicoloured like a prism. These prism colours would come together to make white.Why is it that no matter what color bubble bath you use the bubbles are always white?
Its a conspiracy generated by George Bush
Because EVERYONE loves things that are white.
If the bubbles were black - they wouldn't work.
link
its a conspiracy to make us all nuts...look out now
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