In this project you’ll use it to make your own lava lamp! Materials. Clear glass. Tap water. Vegetable or mineral oil. Food coloring. Alka–Seltzer tablets. Flashlight (optional) Preparation.

You can make your own lava lamp, no electricity required! STEP 2: Fill the plastic bottle the rest of the way with water. STEP 3: Place several drops of food coloring into the plastic bottle. STEP ...

Beth Harris, long-time science educator, Raleigh mom and creator of STEMplay, returns with another easy experiment that's fun to do with your kids on rainy days ... or any day!

Big Clive’s site has lots of ‘things to make and do’, including a lava lamp, and some other more dangerous things. Report comment. Reply. Paul b says: October 9, 2004 at 12:27 pm ...

When I say "yourself," I mean "whack a tealight candle underneath." It's certainly more DIY than plugging it into a wall socket and flicking the switch.

How To Make The Most Of Your Lava Lamp. Once you have your surfactant, you'll want to dilute it 50% with distilled water, using just enough to coat the inside of the glass.

Who Needs a Lava Lamp When You Can Make a Storm Glass? Bizarre weather that fits on your desk. By David Grossman Published: Jan 02, 2017 12:00 PM EST. Save Article. NightHawkInLight // YouTube.