Chemical burns, ruined clothes, 11 years, half a million dollars – it’s not easy to improve the world’s most popular toy. Yet the success of one inventor’s quest to dye a simple soap bubble may change the way the world uses colour. Tim Kehoe’s quest to make “a holy grail”… A coloured bubble. No, not the shimmering rainbow effect you see when the light catches a clear soap bubble. Kehoe’s bubble would radiate a single, vibrant hue throughout the entire sphere – a green bubble, an orange bubble, a hot-pink bubble. It’s a bubble that can make CEOs giggle and stunned mothers tear up in awe.
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4 responses to “The 11 Year Quest for Coloured Bubbles”
He’d make a fortune if he did them in claret and blue.
do you have any contact details and where they will be distributed?
I am also wondering if you could inform me of any contact details or information about where you will be distributing your product.
It’s not my product, so I have no details