Fizzing Hands Soda
All RecipesParents, get ready for the bubbles! Here’s a twist on the iconic Baking Soda volcano experiment. From ARM & HAMMER™ Summer Camp Counselor Ana Dziengel of Babble Dabble Do
Ingredients & Supplies
Experiment Time: 25 minutes
Yields: 1 fizzing hand
Yields: 1 fizzing hand
- 3 tablespoons ARM & HAMMER™ Baking Soda
- Wide mouth jar (plastic or glass)
- 3/4 cup vinegar
- Liquid dish soap
- Vinyl glove
- Food coloring
- Spoon
- Paperclip
- Rubber bands
- Baking sheet or tray
- Safety glasses
Directions
- Quick tip: get everything ready on a cookie sheet to make it easy to carry outside and clean up.
- Add vinegar, a good squeeze of dish soap, and food coloring to the jar. Stir with a spoon or swish to combine the ingredients. Set aside.
- (Adults only) Open up a paper clip and use a pointed end to poke a hole in each fingertip on the glove.
- Add 3 tablespoons ARM & HAMMER™ Baking Soda to the glove, shaking it to fill the fingertips.
- Place the open end of the glove over the top of the jar. Be careful NOT to spill any Baking Soda in.
- Place rubber bands around the base of the glove to secure it around the jar.
- Take your cookie sheet and jar/glove outside. Gently tip the glove up to empty the Baking Soda into the jar. Swirl everything around, then stand back to steer clear of the foamy reaction!
- Bonus step: if you dare, you can add more Baking Soda and vinegar for an even bigger reaction. (You may need a *hand* for cleanup.)