Gazillion Tornado Bubble Machine, Kids Toy Bubble Blower, 4500 Bubbles per Minute, Outdoor Bubble Party Fun - Includes 4 oz. Gazillion Bubble Non-Toxic Solution

Okay, so I finally caved and got this bubble machine. My daughter and nephew, both under 2 years old, absolutely adore it! Seriously, they spend ages just running around the yard, giggling and chasing the bubbles – it's been fantastic for keeping them entertained. Yes, it does have its downsides. I've definitely noticed it leaks a bit, which can be a little annoying, and the batteries seem to drain pretty quickly. I'm constantly swapping them out. However, honestly, it actually works! It produces a decent stream of bubbles, and the best part? It was super cheap. For the amount of joy it's brought the kids, even with the leakage and battery issues, I have to say the pros definitely outweigh the cons in my book. It's a simple, inexpensive way to get them outside and having a blast.

Doesn't last long I believe I got 2-3 different kind of this brand . Takes 4 double a batteries only last couple of hours so you keep having to get new batteries. The bubbles are find and great but the machine doesn't keep up . I leave it on for 20 mins or so for my dogs so the my can run and play turn it off and used it about once a day or every other day and after a week it would stop working even with new batteries. I got a replacement and it happens a 3rd time with a different model that took 6 double a batteries. Battery life is low and weak Stops working Bubbles are great until it just kicks the bucket .

Easy to use, need a Phillips screwdriver, & 4-2A batteries, fun, tons of bubbles, keeps children happy, not too noisy, stable, easy to clean, and well worth the money! Best for parties, & get some back up bubbles yiu gonna need it! Tried a video it wouldn’t allow loading. Pic doesnt do justice

Nice unit be quality control should inspect it better. When I received it, it jammed within a second of running. I could see a bubble ring got caught hitting the edge of the soap container. Only one of the maybe 8 rings hit, and only by a 1/16th of an inch. So I cut back about a 1/16th off that obstruction. That aloud the bubble rings the spin by. One other issue is the design, It stops making bubbles when the soap does not cover the full ring and it runs out of soap quickly because the soap spills out of the unit when turning. you can see in the picture, the purple catch ring at the bottom. So buy the cheap soap at the dollar store. With all that said, it does make a lot of bubbles and it's a kids toy. but I think I'll buy a professional machine and keep it out of reach of the kids in the near future.

Set it up in a school wow kids running playing popping the bubbles there was so many ,

Broke in 3 days. However it dose work great and makes a lot of bubbles before it broke

If you want BUBBLES, look no further. This is the thing. Tornado is not an exaggeration. The mechanism is a bunch of bubble wands (like those that come in a bottle of bubble stuff) arranged in a circle. The circle spins slowly. Each wand, in turn, dips into the bubble solution, then travels around the circle over a strong breeze from the internal fan. Voila. Like a dozen children furiously blowing bubbles! The included (8oz.) solution produces tons of uniform bubbles. The only problem is the solution runs out in about 15 minutes. Buy more solution, or be prepared to make your own (millions of recipes online). I made some myself, but it didn't perform as well (non-uniform and clumpy bubbles) as the Gazillion bubbles solution. The design is not perfect. The thing you "balance" the inverted bottle of fluid on is precarious at best. The slightest breeze will knock the bottle over, and there is no chance if you want to use a larger bottle. Fortunately, I'm mechanically inclined. Save the black plastic packaging pieces. They worked perfectly to hot melt glue into the chamber to properly support various bottles. (See pictures). Quality control is not be the best. One of the "wand" things stuck in the up position, which would jam the device (making it sound like the little plastic gears were disintigrating...) I had to disassemble and clean up some "mold flash" to get it to work at all. Sanded some rough spots. Figured out why another wand was catching as it lifted out of the solution... I actually spent quite a bit of time tinkering with my $15 toy to get it to work satisfactorily. But the bubbles are just relaxation in a bottle.

My son receive this bubble machine for his second birthday. He is abscessed with bubble so we couldn't wait to try it! I brought it home and the machine motor turned the fan, but the bubbles sticks on top would not rotate. I thought that maybe the grandparents to buy form had dropped it and something is just wrong with the machine. Instead of telling them so they can return it, I bought another one on Amazon for him. I just got the machine A few days ago and tried it out today. I put four brand-new batteries in it and tested it before inserting a bubble mix. It worked fine. I brought it outside and turned it on and my two toddlers were running around laughing in heaven. Only five minutes later, the machine completely stopped working! I tried taking out the batteries and replacing them again with another new set of batteries, and the machine won't turn on. There's no sound showing that the fan or the motor are working. This machine is junk! Now I have to crying toddlers because the machine just all of a sudden stopped working and mommy can't fix it! Do not buy this. After two experiences with this machine, I realize they just do not work. I have written the seller that I bought it from requesting a refund. Way too expensive for something that only last a few minutes!