If Kiko’s square ball was already something surprising, have you ever thought about making square soap bubble? This experiment is not only possible, but also it is easier to execute than you think.

The material required is the following:

• Soap bubble liquid (1 part of corn glucose + 2 parts of detergent + 3 parts of water)
• Drinking straws
• Wire
• Line
• Epoxy adhesive

To assemble it, you must make a cube passing the wire through the straws and then cover the corners with adhesive. After that, you must tie the cube on a line so you can hang it inside the soap mixture. Finally you can observe the figure that soap will form.

If you have any doubt, check out the video below:

Enjoy the summer and the holidays doing this and other experiments that we have published here in the blog!