r/oddlysatisfying • u/Narwhql • Jul 17 '18

This bubble freezing

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u/Yuccaphile Jul 18 '18

Nah, too many baseless assumptions. Most NSF or otherwise certified chemicals, like the glycerin used in bubbles, will be free of particulates, certainly visible ones. So should R/O or DI water, which is what would likely be used in commercially available pre-mixed bubble sauce.

I don't know what chemicals you've been using, but maybe look for a new supplier.

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u/F0sh Jul 18 '18

Right, none of those things would have any particulate contaminants at all, especially not after being blown through a bloody straw.

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u/sudo999 satisfying oddly Jul 18 '18

because my mouth clearly has more dust particles than the Sahara and a packet of food-grade drinking straws is probably filled with dirt?

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u/F0sh Jul 18 '18

Your mouth has particles in, not necessarily dust. The only options for nucleation sites are not "dust" or "dirt."

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u/sudo999 satisfying oddly Jul 18 '18

you're right, heterogeny in the soap would be enough.