This project is very unqiue! It is something that I would’ve never thought of! I am not a crafty person, but your visuals with clear instructions make the project appear very easy. If the tablets make the lava move around, can you just keep adding tablets? Or does the whole thing need to be redone at somepoint/how long does it last?
Interesting how this works! I think I might try this – it looks like a fun little project to do! I really enjoyed that you thoroughly explained each step with pictures as well as information. Also I like at the end you added the estimated time and price it makes it easy for people to get an idea of if they are able to do it or not. Just one question though, do you have any insight as to how this works (science)? Also it says lamp, but isn’t this technically lava bottle? Or does it light up as well?
This is a very interesting, and cool looking project! How long will the lava lamp work for? Does it run for a certain amount of time? Is it reusable or is it only a one time use thing? I will be sure to try this out !
Nice project indeed, but just as easy you could fill the bottle with water then add a little oil. Just let it set and then flip it over and the oil will float to the top. If you wanted a more reliable one, take a glass bottle with a flat bottom, put some corn starch in the bottle and the add wax. Close the bottle and set it on a heat producing light.
This is a very interesting project, but from the picture you used it doesn’t seem too much like a lava lamp, more likea a crystal lamp. I guess ill have to try it and see what it actually looks like in motion!
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This is a very neat project. Do you think it is safe for younger children to do or is this more for adults?
This is really cool. Does it eventually stop working the way it did when you first made it though?
This is a really cool project, great job on visualizing the steps! I might just have to try this.
This project is very unqiue! It is something that I would’ve never thought of! I am not a crafty person, but your visuals with clear instructions make the project appear very easy. If the tablets make the lava move around, can you just keep adding tablets? Or does the whole thing need to be redone at somepoint/how long does it last?
Interesting how this works! I think I might try this – it looks like a fun little project to do! I really enjoyed that you thoroughly explained each step with pictures as well as information. Also I like at the end you added the estimated time and price it makes it easy for people to get an idea of if they are able to do it or not. Just one question though, do you have any insight as to how this works (science)? Also it says lamp, but isn’t this technically lava bottle? Or does it light up as well?
This is a very interesting, and cool looking project! How long will the lava lamp work for? Does it run for a certain amount of time? Is it reusable or is it only a one time use thing? I will be sure to try this out !
Nice project indeed, but just as easy you could fill the bottle with water then add a little oil. Just let it set and then flip it over and the oil will float to the top. If you wanted a more reliable one, take a glass bottle with a flat bottom, put some corn starch in the bottle and the add wax. Close the bottle and set it on a heat producing light.
This is a really neat and fun looking project! Can you use the same bottle more than once?
This is a very interesting project, but from the picture you used it doesn’t seem too much like a lava lamp, more likea a crystal lamp. I guess ill have to try it and see what it actually looks like in motion!
Does the number of tablets used affect anything in the experiment? Does it make a different effect?
This is awesome! I would love to try this project! Can you use the same bottle more than once?
This is absolutely amazing! The things you can do with household items are mindblowing!