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Max T Max T 27 June 2014
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Giant Bubbles Popping in Slow Motion

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Max T Max T 30 March 2014
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HEC bubbling

This will be the blog post that will contain my experiences with the HEC bubbling.

HEC = Hydroxyethylcellulose



  • 1 2014-03-30
    • 1.1 Conditions
    • 1.2 Recipe procedure
    • 1.3 Result (watch in Hi-Def 1080p)
    • 1.4 Conclusion


This is my first bubbling with HEC and the first bubbling in year 2014, yay!



  • Medium-size - Top string: Full-ply 1.2m (48") RubberMaid MicroFiber Webfoot, washed in the washing machine in detergent.
  • Medium-size - Bottom string: 1 ply 2.4m (95") cotton yarn, Soda washed. You can see my soda washing experiences here
  • Giant-size - Top string: Full-ply 2.54m (100") RubberMaid MicroFiber Webfoot, washed in the washing machine in detergent.
  • Giant-size - Bottom string: 1 ply 5.6m (220") cotton yarn, Soda washed.
  • HEC: Tylose H 200000 YP2
  • Recipe: Edward's HEC re…






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Max T Max T 29 November 2013
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Advertisement for Fairy

Lots of europeans bubblers know about Fairy detergent (produced by Proctor&Gamble). Look what I found! 

PS: Just for fun, I have no intention to offence anyone.

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Max T Max T 21 October 2013
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Is it me...

... or is it quite silent here on the Wiki? 

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Max T Max T 20 September 2013
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Rubbermaid products in Europe

One of the best materials for the wicks is made from the RubberMaid MicroFiber Webfoot mop head. These are made in US and are nearly impossible to find in Europe.


After using nearly 2 weeks on finding a source for these here in Europe, I stumbled on the following address:

NewellRubbermaid

Halifax Avenue

Fradley Park

Lichfield, WS13 8SS

United Kingdom

http://www.newellrubbermaid.com/


One could call +44 01543 447 000  and ask for the "Rubbermaid Commercial" department.

I've got ahold of a guy from Sweden, Joacim T. He's the representative of Rubbermaid products for the Nordics (and I'm from Denmark which is the part of the Nordic countries). You might want to talk to someone who's a representative for your region in Europe.

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