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| For this experiment you'll need one kid, one bar of soap, one microwave-safe plate, and a microwave. You can also use food coloring if you feel so inclined. |
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| In goes the soap! |
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| Nothing special, it's just a bar of soap. |
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| Navigating the complex screens of the microwave. |
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| We tried one second (nothing), five seconds (still nothing), fifteen seconds (little something), and then leapt to 30 seconds. |
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| This is what we saw. |
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| Exteme closeup. |
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| Poke the soap time. Note: It can be hot in the center so be careful. |
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| It's over when it turns into dust. |
3 comments:
Might have to put ivory soap on the shopping list. Was there fun to be had for a while, or was it short lived?!
About 45 minutes of fun but that might have gone longer if I had additional bars to blow up. Hen also used the soap dust afterwards in the bath for an additional 30 to 40 minutes of play.
We tried this a year or so ago, and the dust made our eyes, nose, mouth totally sting. It was so uncomfortable we never wanted to try it again. Maybe I nuked it too long?
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