This Ivory Soap Experiment will literally have your kids on the edge of their seats as they watch the Ivory soap grow. Ivory Soap Experiment For this week’s Saturday Science post I am sharing a science experiment so simple, yet so exciting, that your kids will be asking for it again and again. This microwaveContinue Reading

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Your microwave is amazing for many reasons: It speeds up cooking, it reheats your favorite leftovers—and let’s not forget about all that instant popcorn! But this magnificent machine can be used for much more than making a quick dinner. Read on to learn about the surprising capabilities your microwave has to offer.

Here's an experiment that will really WOW your child! I've seen this activity around, but we had never tried it, so I figured it was time! Here's what you need: Ivory soap bar (needs to

Exactly two years ago today I wrote a post about how to microwave Ivory soap for your homemade laundry soap mixtures. Putting the Ivory soap in the microwave made it puff up and once it cooled, it could easily be crumbled into a powdery consistency, saving you the time and energy of having to grate...

Chemistry is amazing. Bubbles, explosions, reactions… You can fashion your own rocket or smoke bomb, create a crystal, make ice-cream with liquid nitrogen, corrode things. Or try this one: Put a white bar of soap in a microwave and turn it into a cloud. Say...

The Ivory Soap Microwave Experiment is one of the coolest science experiments for kids. All you have to do is put ivory soap in the microwave and watch it grow!

This guide is about using leftover pieces of soap. Before you throw away those soap bar slivers, consider ways that they can be used up.

Soap clouds are a fun and easy experiment to do with your kids in the kitchen. If you need more soap fun try making your own soap for the tub.