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Throw the best birthday party ever!
 

Adult Supervision Required...

Materials
Clear, plastic bottle (at least 10 inches high)
Denatured alcohol
Blue food color
Vegetable oil

Directions
1. Fill the bottle three-fourths full with the denatured alcohol.

2. Add blue food coloring (make it a deep blue color).

3. Fill the bottle with cooking oil, leaving a small space at the top.

4. Glue the top on for safety. The substances will not mix and the water will move like a wave over the oil when moved up and down.


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