From our workshop floor to your grass
No-spill bubble toys for yards, sidewalks, and small hands
We make the cup that refuses to dump soapy water over shoes. Around that tumbler we built machines, musical wands, and big jugs of mix for sunny afternoons.
The original no-spill cup
Drop it upside down on the driveway. The insert traps the soap while the wand pulls out clean.
Machines for busy yards
Battery motors spin the wands so nobody runs out of breath during birthday tag.
Characters with lights and tunes
Familiar faces sit on musical wands that glow while floating bubbles across the living room.
One mix runs everything
Our solution fills the tiny pocket bottles, the party blasters, and the big seasonal jug.
Four shelves in the toybox
No-spill tumblers and buckets
The tumbler that started it all, plus buckets and the maraca: tip them over and the solution stays put.
6 toys
Bubble machines and blasters
Plug-and-play bubble output for parties and backyards, from Funfiniti to character blowers.
13 toys
Musical bubble wands
Light and sound wands with favorite characters: dip, wave, and the show follows.
6 toys
Bubble solution and refills
The pour that keeps everything above going: 16oz to 169oz of non-toxic solution mixed for long-lasting bubbles.
7 toysThe toys people reach for again
The whole no-spill shelf
The shelf where nothing spills
Our tumblers, buckets, and bubble maracas keep the soap inside even when carried upside down across the lawn.
No-spill tumblers and buckets, 6 toysFind the right toy shelf
Tell us about the kid, the afternoon plans, and favorite characters to see which toys fit the yard best.
Open the what-pops picker
How to pick a bubble toy without guessing
Match the yard scene
Look at the afternoon ahead. A single stroller walk needs a tumbler, while a lawn full of cousins calls for a battery machine.
Pick colors or characters
Choose bright workshop colors or wands topped with familiar faces that sing and light up.
Choose your bottle size
Grab a pocket bottle for quick park trips or the tall jug to keep by the back door all summer.
| Shelf | Toys | With characters | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| No-spill tumblers and buckets | 6 | 1 of 6 | $9.99 |
| Bubble machines and blasters | 13 | 8 of 13 | $10.21 |
| Musical bubble wands | 6 | 6 of 6 | $12.98 |
| Bubble solution and refills | 7 | 1 of 7 | $4.95 |
Every number in this table comes off the catalog pages, nothing rounded for effect.
Two ages of bubble joy
Let the picker sort itFrom 18 months
- The no-spill tumbler line carries a safety-tested 18 months and up grading
- Knock it over, turn it upside down: the patented design keeps the solution in
- 5 toys in the catalog print that grading on the listing
Big kids and party hosts
- Machines and blasters pour out bubbles faster than any pair of lungs
- Refill bottles run from 2 oz party size to the 169 oz jug
- The rest of the catalog carries the usual 3 years and up grading
Where the bubbles are headed
Toddlers tip everything over. Our no-spill tumbler holds the soapy mix inside so nobody cries over an empty bottle on the rug.
Lawn full of cousinsWhen a whole crowd wants to chase bubbles at once, our battery machines fill the air without anyone getting dizzy.
Choosing for a birthday kidAnswer a few short questions about the characters they love and the way they play to narrow the shelves down.
How our insert worksRead our workshop notes on why the cup traps liquid upside down and how our thick solution floats so well.
The most rated thing we make
64oz bubble solution refill with wand
This is the workhorse mix we brew for our whole toybox. Grab the included wand to blow floating clusters right from the bottle, or top off a no-spill cup when the lawn starts to run dry. It keeps the yard covered in floating spheres without any fuss.
Checked the day we wrote this page; the store shelf keeps the current number.
Keeping the bubbles coming
What the bubbles like
- Pour leftover soap from the tumbler back into the bottle when playtime is done
- Rinse the wand tip under the sink tap before putting the cap back on
- Run the bubble machine dry before setting it away in the closet
- Store the big mix jug tightly capped in a cool closet out of the sun
What flattens them
- Do not thin out the bubble solution with tap water from the hose
- Do not leave soapy mix sitting inside the motor basin overnight
- Do not let wet socks run across slick painted deck boards during play
- Do not store open bottles lying sideways in the outdoor toy bin
Built around one stubborn cup
We started with a single messy afternoon and a cup designed not to leak when dropped. We keep our toy shelves focused on things that work out on the grass. Every tumbler, blaster, and bottle uses the same honest mix so parents spend time outdoors instead of mopping the kitchen floor.
How we organize our bubble toy shelves
Bubble play changes depending on who is in the yard. A solo toddler on the sidewalk needs a cup that survives being dragged by its handle. A birthday party needs a battery blower perched high on a patio table. Our catalog separates handheld tumblers, motorized machines, and musical character wands so you can find the right match for the day.
| Shelf | Reach for it when |
|---|---|
| No-spill tumblers and buckets | The tumbler that started it all, plus buckets and the maraca: tip them over and the solution stays put. |
| Bubble machines and blasters | Plug-and-play bubble output for parties and backyards, from Funfiniti to character blowers. |
| Musical bubble wands | Light and sound wands with favorite characters: dip, wave, and the show follows. |
| Bubble solution and refills | The pour that keeps everything above going: 16oz to 169oz of non-toxic solution mixed for long-lasting bubbles. |
Under the hood, our toys share the same bubble mix across the entire line. You can pick between classic bright plastics or licensed character friends who sing when the button clicks. Bottle sizes run from small pocket bottles meant for stroller pockets up to large refill jugs that sit by the garden hose all season long.
| What varies | Across the toybox |
|---|---|
| Shelves | 4, from no-spill classics to refill jugs |
| Characters on board | 16 of 32 toys |
| Solution bottle sizes | 2 oz to 169 oz |
| Youngest grading | 18 months and up, printed on 5 listings |
Where to start
If this is your first time looking at our shelves, start with the classic no-spill tumbler. It comes with a wand and enough mix for an afternoon on the grass. If you have a crowd coming over on Saturday, add a battery machine to handle the heavy blowing.
Bubble school
The whole chalkboardWhy the tumbler never tips its hand
The no-spill tumbler is the reason Fubbles exists. What actually happens inside the cup when it goes over, and why we hand it to kids from 18 months up.
PartiesPlanning a bubble party without running dry
A machine changes the arithmetic of a birthday. How to place it, how much solution a party actually drinks, and where the wands and favors fit in.
SolutionWhat goes in the bottle, and how far it pours
Every toy in our catalog runs on the same mix. What the solution is and is not, how the sizes ladder from 16oz to 169oz, and how to pour without waste.
Ages and stagesThe right bubble toy for the age in front of you
An 18 month old and a seven year old both love bubbles and should not be handed the same toy. How the catalog maps onto the ages, stage by stage.
IndoorsBubbles when the weather says no
Rainy week, small apartment, waiting room. Where bubbles work indoors, which toys behave on carpet, and the cleanup that takes less time than the argument.
Word back from the yard
My toddler walked around the driveway holding the tumbler completely upside down by the rim and not a drop got on his shoes.
The machine ran on the porch table all through cake time and the cousins chased bubbles until the sun went behind the fence.
The musical wand survived being dropped in the sandbox and still played its tune once we brushed the grit off the speaker.
Step into the yard with us
Browse our shelves of no-spill tumblers, character wands, and big bubble jugs ready for sunny days.