Foam Party Soap vs. Dawn Dish Soap (DIY Foam Machine)

[@katycodella817]

We have used baby soap in our foam machine, and it worked great. Plus baby soap is tear-free, so it won't hurt anyone's eyes. The smell was quite overpowering. You can get unscented baby soap, but it is more expensive than the regular store brand. The problem IMO is that it is really sticky. It leaves a soap residue on you. I wondered if the professional brand does as well.

[@erikm8372]

So… store brands don’t make plain or unscented? I’ve never heard of such a thing. Plus I would think the scented ones would be more costly. Especially name brand.

[@klubcj]

how about your DIY foam fluid vs pro party fluid. can you do a video on that ?

[@TheDiamondgirl62]

Great content !!

[@dfig19787]

Howdy I enjoy videos are you going to do a video about DIY UVfoam.

[@Silkybrennan]

What is the exact ml of dish soap per litre of water. Or whichever term of measurement you'd wish to use. Thankyou

[@Viera95]

It would be 20 milliliters of dish soap for every 1 liter of water.

[@JimboLodisC]

Are there any companies with liquid solutions worth checking out these days? I bought some baby shampoo to give that a try cuz they don't make the "FOAMO" solution that came with my machine.

[@goodmaro]

This is why my own formula didn't go over for foam parties. I couldn't get it made as cheaply as existing foam dancing concentrate, which was diverted from the mass manufacturing stream of shampoo, although mine was superior in foam and mildness. The ingredients are all about the same cost, so it's all about economy of scale of manufacturing and shipping. Meanwhile, are you still using your own-made potassium coconut soap for this?

[@diegopared4242]

Hola me gustaría saber de tu formula por favor!

[@goodmaro]

@@diegopared4242 4 parts (weight or volume, hardly matters) 40% diammonium lauryl sulfosuccinate solution 3 parts 30% actives (35% solids) lauramidopropyl dimethyl glycine betaine solution 2 parts 40% disodium lauryl ether (2 to 3 moles) sulfosuccinate solution Mix the first ingredient with either of the others before adding the other one.

[@brenoholanda9578]

What’s your formula?

[@diegopared4242]

???

[@goodmaro]

@@brenoholanda9578 See above answer to diegopared4242.

[@mitchellwintercat]

If you produced from 5gal of water as you show is the after results a soaked area? Can it be done inside? How much water is left on the floor? Thank you for your time

[@Viera95]

All the water that runs through the machine ends up on the floor eventually. You really need to do it outside or in a room with a floor drain.

[@zingsthings]

I’m getting a lot of water coming out instead of bubbles. My soap ratio was correct. Also using 3000 GPM pump and a blower designed for an inflatable. Any idea? My daughters party is in just a couple of days. 😩

[@zingsthings]

Also, if I’m using a 3000 GPM pump (which I thought you recommended) won’t that run through my 40 gallon mix in minutes?

[@BaoNguyen-iu8yl]

can you tell me your foam dispensing rate?

[@lafrancois6323]

Whats 3 spiders??

[@MsMikkiG11]

Where did you purchase your foam machine?

[@andrebrown5501]

Where are you located?

[@bushinelmo]

Mr. bubbles bath bubbles soap is the cheap and safest vs dawn

[@uniquejackson7077]

Hi have you used me.bubbles before ? How much water vs soap should I mix together? Does it burn eyes ? Or leave residue on skin?

[@erikm8372]

Mr bubbles is the kids bubble bath liquid that has been around for years. It’s pretty legit

[@goodmaro]

Don't confuse Mr. Bubble (bath foam) with Mr. Bubbles (bubble blowing solution).

[@johnnyp301]

What soap to water ratio do you use?

[@tarahowington4580]

Please comment the water to dawn ratio.

[@Viera95]

It’s a 2% soap mixture so how ever much water you have find what 2% of that is and add that much soap.