I poured 1-2 tablespoons into a shallow bowl. Just enough to make a small puddle for the girls to dip the end of their bubble pipes in. Bubble solution tip:

Spongebob Squarepants has used a bubble pipe in at least one episode. Not much of a surprise, considering how he blows bubbles in roughly 95% of the series, including entire episodes dedicated to them. Used once in Ed, Edd n Eddy, when Nazz was babysitting at Eddy's house and he believed that it was a date. Quilt the necromatic golem uses one several times in Dominic Deegan. Later actually used for something when he uses the bubbles as crystal balls as an alternative form of scrying, since crystal balls and other orthodox methods are being monitored. Place that piece of coffee filter over the end of the straw and twist the loose stuff snugly around the straw.

How to make a homemade bubble pipe with a drinking straw:

First, we made a bubble blower out of a cardboard roll, and then we made this bubble pipe using a straw and a coffee filter. And so today, I decided we’d see if we could make a bubble pipe one with some stuff we had on hand. How to make a homemade bubble pipe with a drinking straw: Put with the writing paper, aluminum foil, or parchment paper side of the straw in the bubble solution. In one Cheers episode, (" Diane's Nightmare") Diane dreams that Sam reveals himself as debonair and sophisticated, including smoking a pipe. When she wakes up, she goes to where the pipe was and finds that it really exists. Then she blows into it, and bubbles come out. To make your bubble pipe, simply tear off a small piece of the coffee filter. You know the size of a square of toilet paper? Probably about a quarter of that size.

Wrap a piece of tape around it a couple of times to hold everything in place. Using straight dish soap as bubble solution: In A Cowboy Needs A Horse, a boy dreaming he's a cowboy shares a Peace Pipe with a Native American chieftain. When it's the boy's turn, the pipe blows bubbles instead, which amuse the chief. And now you know, when you’re in a pinch, that you don’t need bubble solution and a store-bought bubble wand! You can have lots of bubble fun with a simple drinking straw bubble snake.The Powerpuff Girls (1998) makes use of this in the "Freaky Friday" Flip episode: The Professor, who is sometimes seen with a pipe, had swapped bodies with Buttercup. He's seen with it later as Buttercup, but it humorously turns out to be a bubble pipe instead. Girls with Slingshots: Jamie has one as part of her Holmes-inspired "Romance Detective" look. She originally tried a real pipe, but a few coughing fits later she decided it wasn't worth the health risks.