Blow The World’s Biggest Bubbles!

Yes, 20-footers your first time out. (It’s so easy, the breeze often does it for you.) Dip your fabric loop in the soap bucket, swing it sideways and—WOW! Then start open-and-closing the loop so the giant bubbles fly free and WOW!—Enormous, gorgeous, soaring, long-lasting, drive-kids-wild, all-colors-of-the-rainbow, jawdroppingly-wonderful bubbles. Ages 6 to 96.

Invented in 1984 by New York architect David Stein, the Bubble Thing is without equal in performance. The featherweight capillary fabric, the sliding open-and-close control, the easy swing of the single handle (able to follow eddies of the air) all make Bubble Thing uniquely fun and versatile. You can bubble whales, serpents, globes, doubles, triples, chains, bubble-in-a-bubble, kid-in-a-bubble, and—New!---play The Popping Game.

Package includes full instructions and FREE Big Bubble Mix to make 2.7 GALLONS of bubble solution. (Just add water and dish soap.) Order Bubble Thing and Big Bubble Mix refills online at bubblething.com or contact David Stein at ds@bubblething.com. 212-663-2325. New York Toy Fair booth #5150.

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Blow IMPOSSIBLY Big Bubbles!

“A thing of wonder” — CNN
“Collosal...frantic...hypnotizing” — The New Yorker

Yes, my 50-footer (top photo) held the Guinness world record for nine years from 1988 to 1997. (Then Alan McKay of New Zealand adapted my loop design and blew a 104-footer.) Bubbles this big aren’t that easy. As in any sport, they’re a challenge. You have to follow the instructions, learn your soap, learn your weather, your moves, your split-second timing. Maybe you’ll even go online at bubblething.com, learn how to splice several Bubble Things together and challenge the record of Alan McKay. (His 14-foot sphere will be hard to beat.)

If all that sounds daunting, relax. Pay attention to humidity and you’ll get 30- or 40-footers for sure. You’ll do all the tricks our smaller Bubble Thing does but more spectacular. You’ll become a magnet for excited happy kids. Then just shorten the loop so they can have fun taking turns. See the package art and order online at bubblething.com or contact inventor David Stein at ds@bubblething.com. 212-663-2325. Toy Fair booth #5150.

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(A Superconcentrated Powder)

Out-Bubbles BeeBoo At 1/4 The Cost!

Giant bubbles use GALLONS, not ounces of solution, so choose a cost-effective mix. Let’s compare:

Years in Business Claim to Fame Guiness record (cubic feet) What's in It? Bottle makes Bottle Costs Shipping Bubble Solution Recipe Cost per gallon

Bubble Thing Big Bubble Mix 25 World's Biggest 240 cf. Powder 5.4 gallons $4.95 3.6 oz. 16 cups water 1 cup dish soap 2 tbsp Mix $2.36 (includes Joy dish soap)

BeeBoo Big Bubble Mix 3 World's Largest 104 cf. Mostly water 1.1 gallons $10.95 16 oz. 16 cups water No dish soap 2 cups Mix $10.95

CONCLUSION: Bubble Thing outperforms BeeBoo at less than 1/4 their cost per gallon. Order at bubblething.com or contact David Stein at ds@bubblething.com. 212-663-2325. New York Toy Fair booth #5150.

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Every Bubble Thing Plants a Tree

Well, that’s our goal. Right now, getting started, every two Bubble Things plants a tree (14,000 trees so far). We want to offset the carbon footprint of our toy business---and more than that. We want our giant bubbles to help cool---not warm---the atmosphere.

Bubbles, children, air, the atmosphere, their future---
It does make sense. You can help by buying Bubble Thing. And you can help a great deal more by deciding that you too will offset the carbon footprint of your toy business.

There are many ways to do this. We just want to recommend a program that seems to us especially wise and cost-effective and hassle-free. It’s a nonprofit organization called Trees For The Future based in Silver Springs, Maryland. They organize tree-planting groups in subsistence farming villages around the globe (mostly in the tropics where tree growth is especially rapid.) They’ve done 50,000,000 fruit and firewood trees. (Bubble Thing trees are going to Tiruvannamalai, India.)

There’s more to this story. You can find Trees For The Future at http://plant-trees.org. You can also talk to me, David Stein, inventor of the Bubble Thing.
212-663-2325 ds@bubblething.com. New York Toy Fair booth #5150.

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