As a former Cub Master:
Fizzy Bath bombs are easy to make and inexpensive plus the boys got a kick out of making them. If it is too humid where you live - then you can call them Fizzy bath salts. It all works:
Equal amounts of:
Citric Acid (expensive at the grocery store - get it online - much cheaper from wineries)
Baking soda
Epson Salts
Witch hazel in a spray bottle - just enough so the stuff is damp and can clump like a snow ball.
Ice cream scoop
food coloring
vanilla, or a favorite fragrance oil - satsuma is a nice orangy one
I think I got my recipe from Martha Stewart.com
Here is a link for another recipe http://www.notmartha.org/tomake/bathbombs/
The boys enjoyed making them and the Mom's loved receiving them and many asked for the recipe after christmas.
Caroline
Fizzy Bath bombs are easy to make and inexpensive plus the boys got a kick out of making them. If it is too humid where you live - then you can call them Fizzy bath salts. It all works:
Equal amounts of:
Citric Acid (expensive at the grocery store - get it online - much cheaper from wineries)
Baking soda
Epson Salts
Witch hazel in a spray bottle - just enough so the stuff is damp and can clump like a snow ball.
Ice cream scoop
food coloring
vanilla, or a favorite fragrance oil - satsuma is a nice orangy one
I think I got my recipe from Martha Stewart.com
Here is a link for another recipe http://www.notmartha.org/tomake/bathbombs/
The boys enjoyed making them and the Mom's loved receiving them and many asked for the recipe after christmas.
Caroline