Amazing Bubble Machine
March 31, 2007 by Kerri Aldrich
Filed under Children's Toys, General Play Library Goodies
Doesn’t it look like this is a little bubble-making car? I don’t know if they make them or not, but this is actually the result of my little guy “driving” his car in front of a bubble machine that was given to us by a friend last summer.
The Amazing Bubbles machine requires about 6 AA batteries and a bit of bubble solution (I just pick up a big jug of it from the dollar store a few times each summer). I don’t often pull out the machine, because it’s usually more fun for the kids to just blow the bubbles themselves. It is fun, however, to have it out when there’s a larger group of kids over and they can all just play, run and dance through the bubbly yard.
I’m loving the warm weather activities! What outdoor activities are you most looking forward to this spring and summer?
I definitely need one of these for the office.
Think I can keep it going for 8 hours?
Allen: Wouldn’t that be fun? I’m guessing with enough batteries and bubble stuff, it could go that long.
haha at first I thought this did have one, coming from right behind him. I can see them doing it eventually. Course I can only imagine the price then. My kids have been begging me for one of those bubble blowers, my thing is all the batteries.
Eliza: I should look, I’m sure someone has come up with a bubble car! We used to have a Winnie the Pooh ride on that had a bubble thing, well, at least until we left it out in a storm and the bubble part broke.
It does take a lot of batteries! That’s part of the reason it occasionally gets “lost” for a bit. 
Thanks for commenting!
where online can I purchase the amazing bubble machine?my daughters nurse has it and I saw this toy in action.
Please I need to know when found a bubble gun toy , I have one but is not work anymore, It was so funny and I want fix it or buy another same is like a raquet with a fan, can you help me? thanks.
Sounded good in theory. I have bought and am ready to toss out two Amazing Bubble Machines. I saw someone else buying one and it seemed like a great idea so I bought one. It died before the end of the summer. I bought another believing blaming my kids and not the machine was at fault when it died. Since now another one has died so soon I am wondering if it’s the kids or the machine?