I tried it at 15 F and it worked fine, as long as it's in the air long enough. I tried for the first time about a week ago, it was -8 F. They froze instantly.
What town was this filmed in? It looks almost exactly like the town i lived in, but then again, most towns up in MN don't look too different from one another....
I used 2 live in Florida and i just moved 2 northwest Arkansas and we have a pretty cold winter (cold 2 me) today its about 19 degrees is that cold enough for the bubbles 2 freeze
I really dont know how can people live in really cold places.. I lived in a semidesertic city, surrounded by mountains, so the nights didnt get to cold as you could expect in deserts, and it was really hot, then i moved to colder city (not so cold for everyone, mind you) but i cant stand winters!
Nice, I'm definitely going to try that tomorrow. Forecast earlier this week said is was going to possibly be -40 to -50 with windchill this weekend!
Fun Fact: You can get frostbite within 2 minutes when the thermometer says -20.
I got frostbite in 5 minutes while snowmobiling. My cousin also had both his wrists covered in frostbite. Feels like a very bad sunburn even though the skin is numb!
thats awesome. I was just trying that here in Chicago. Its about -8 now. They turn into a skin. pick up the pile with your bare hang it they melt like saran wrap on a heater. I saw on TV someone way up in Canada took a pot of boiling water , threw it in the air and it came down like hail. I think it was -35 F (air temp` not wind chill)
My sister told me about that, and if you poke them when they're in the air you make dents in them. I havn't tried it yet, but maybe I will tomorrow. It's -6 now, not bad at all- I live in Corcoran Minnesota (bout 5 miles from Maple Grove)!
Norwegians! That's who!
Krokstad 2 months ago
I should try this when it gets like -30C here in Canada :P
TheDrunkenMantis 2 months ago
Dopee!
ryandoe11 2 months ago
Get a bubble machine. Cover your porch with frozen bubbles!
AnAnonymousStudent 9 months ago 2
@AnAnonymousStudent bingo, precisely what I was thinking
If it got really cold and dry, I'd try to fill the road with them, then shine a laser through them
lexichronicle2 5 months ago
haha gotta love living in minnesota!!! :)
tjenum92 11 months ago
I did this last night, only -7... I remembered as a kid when it gets to -20, they more or less instantly freeze.
(I'm talking F scale btw)
playgroundchooser 1 year ago
One of my favorite things to do when the temps drop that low!
k0ktw 1 year ago
OMG, that is so cool!
I wish it could be that cold in the Netherlands too... :(
WORLDxSTAR 1 year ago
u shud make a carpet of frozen bubbles
JellyDildo 1 year ago
cool to show that BUt
What happens when you have to walk that porch the next day; Icy and soapy not a good mix. be careful
cherylannie8 1 year ago
This is like the saddest and greatest things ever.
MyRobotBee 1 year ago
@FATMUSICGUY it has to be below 0
adlereagle123 1 year ago
great idea- well made!
suerisk 1 year ago
Its called catch a bubble.
EyeMaske 1 year ago
Try spraying them with a fine mist before they touch anything else so they don't break as easy ;)
medviation 1 year ago
HAARP!
drumlord420 1 year ago
baha and that is why i love minnesota!
Since it juss snowed here (which is a small town on the outskirt of minneapolis) it's 22inches where im at which makes it -18!
Im trying this xD
SlurpeeMonsta 1 year ago
I tried it at 15 F and it worked fine, as long as it's in the air long enough. I tried for the first time about a week ago, it was -8 F. They froze instantly.
MLFIREVIDEOS 1 year ago
And to think that's in MINNEAPOLIS! Wow! haha I used to live in Cook, Minnesota, the bubbles probably would have been rock solid there!
footballfan400 1 year ago
this is no joke...i experience this every year as well....HANDS UP FOR THE NORTH STAR STATE
CEGreen26 1 year ago 2
this is no joke...i experience this every year as well....HANDS UP FOR THE NORTH STAR STATE
CEGreen26 1 year ago
omg thats so cool that it gets that cold there.....wow i wish i could move to minnesota now lol
sohailkhanapril3 1 year ago
Now enslave penguins and force them to shoot frozen bubbles at other frozen bubbles.
MrCalhoun 1 year ago
wow thats so amazing
Gozurtju 2 years ago
WOAH! What was the temperature out there when they froze????????? The other day it was 4 outside! I should try once the temperature drops again!
vinnie062 2 years ago 2
Any time that it's close to 0 or a negative temperature should work just fine.
nziegler 2 years ago
Thank you very much.
It's still 23 here. so I guess not today.
vinnie062 2 years ago
What town was this filmed in? It looks almost exactly like the town i lived in, but then again, most towns up in MN don't look too different from one another....
bassguitarfreek 2 years ago
Minneapolis, Minnesota
nziegler 2 years ago
I used 2 live in Florida and i just moved 2 northwest Arkansas and we have a pretty cold winter (cold 2 me) today its about 19 degrees is that cold enough for the bubbles 2 freeze
FATMUSICGUY 2 years ago
Probably not. It usually needs to be in the negatives.
nziegler 2 years ago
I really dont know how can people live in really cold places.. I lived in a semidesertic city, surrounded by mountains, so the nights didnt get to cold as you could expect in deserts, and it was really hot, then i moved to colder city (not so cold for everyone, mind you) but i cant stand winters!
I know im not made for that kind of enviorment!
jorge1234 2 years ago
nice, I'm stationed up by Fairbanks Alaska... it gets around -50 here... Have get some bubble machines this winter...lol
rustycj7 2 years ago
THAT IS SO COOL. I am definitely trying that when I go home for Christmas.
RaraAvis23 2 years ago
We're considering moving there. What you did with the bubbles was amazing!
stekwein 2 years ago
Lovely <3
pusumisu 2 years ago
lol awesome xP
1992KCWolf 3 years ago
i did that to... it was so cool and i did the hot water and it makes a cloud thingy...that was awesome...
i also live here in minnesota.
greatwallofchina12 3 years ago
I love this, did it up north before i moved to Florida! It is so cool to hear the barely audible sound it makes when it pops!
mangolefty 3 years ago
I tried doing this a while back, it didn;t work for me...
TwisterX5 3 years ago
Nice, I'm definitely going to try that tomorrow. Forecast earlier this week said is was going to possibly be -40 to -50 with windchill this weekend!
Fun Fact: You can get frostbite within 2 minutes when the thermometer says -20.
I got frostbite in 5 minutes while snowmobiling. My cousin also had both his wrists covered in frostbite. Feels like a very bad sunburn even though the skin is numb!
Oh the joys of Minnesota.
mattpizza12 3 years ago
Very cool.
P.S., that's your clue to move somewhere warmer.
blenderfroggy 3 years ago
ZOMG THAT'S SOOO KEWL
katiekurick 3 years ago
thats awesome. I was just trying that here in Chicago. Its about -8 now. They turn into a skin. pick up the pile with your bare hang it they melt like saran wrap on a heater. I saw on TV someone way up in Canada took a pot of boiling water , threw it in the air and it came down like hail. I think it was -35 F (air temp` not wind chill)
bigtorque 3 years ago
My sister told me about that, and if you poke them when they're in the air you make dents in them. I havn't tried it yet, but maybe I will tomorrow. It's -6 now, not bad at all- I live in Corcoran Minnesota (bout 5 miles from Maple Grove)!
BulletteKitty 3 years ago
what was the temp at that time?
puppyluv1221 3 years ago
I think it was around -15 Fahrenheit.
nziegler 3 years ago
jajaja never i think it. gooooog video. i try it
tosulle 3 years ago
Is this in Cloquet?
gnisvard 3 years ago
doing stuff in teh cold isnt so bad as long as you have the right gear
jewpiles 3 years ago
:P not freaking awesome when you actually have to do stuff in that cold.
redwolffclaw 3 years ago
thats crazy!!
chrisfromjerzy 3 years ago
Remember when you were a kid and you used to blow bubbles?
He says hi. hahahahahaha
Jackle61 3 years ago
i live in minnesota
13r00dr1ch13 3 years ago
thats freakin awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jimmy16lolz 3 years ago
lolololol
DeeNevosa 3 years ago
Haha xD 8TH VIEWER+FIRST COMMENTER
kitisune 3 years ago