The plastic rings that hold a six-pack of cans together, empty milk containers, or old pieces of hose or plastic tubing will work too. Remember to blow gently. Blowing too hard will cause lots of small bubbles to form. Blow slowly to get a larger bubble. And make sure you are not holding the bubble wand too close to your mouth.
Bubbles pop on dry surfaces.
Make sure anything you use to make or catch your bubbles is wet first. Don t stir your bubble solution with the wand. This will create foam, which keeps bubbles from forming. Avoid very sunny areas or windy days. Bubbles like cool and humid weather and form well right after sunset.