Mainland UK Delivery Rates Delivery Option We recommend that you choose a delivery date 1 or 2 days ahead of your required date. We cannot be held responsible if your balloon doesn't arrive on time, our courier partners may experience delays that are outside of our control. Catch a sunset, and just watch those bubbles fly.Please read our delivery policy carefully to ensure your balloon will arrive on the required date. Pick up those balloons - youвЂ™ll be shocked at what plastics youвЂ™ll find lurking вЂ“ BUT youвЂ™ll also go home knowing that you too were able to make a difference.ДЄnd why not take a bubble kit to the beach with you too. So, to summarise вЂ“ next time you go to the beach, remember to take a bin bag with you and pick up what rubbish you find. You can find their brilliant article, on alternatives to balloon releases here: Several years ago, as a result of this growing issue, we were thrilled to be endorsed by the American organisation Balloons Blow, and since then more and more people have been using our kits instead of balloon releases. Our bubbles are guaranteed phosphate free, and are even Vegan! Where we use plastics, we strive to check that they are both manufactured using recycled plastics where ever possible and are fully recyclable. Our wooden wands are sustainably sourced, we have nearly totally eliminated single-use plastic from all of our work вЂ“ both our toys, and our workplace. The many years spent at and by the sea, and on a beach is what has influenced the ethical and environmental effort that we put into our bubble toys. So you can rest assured that our bubbles contain less вЂsoapвЂ™ than a bottle of Ecover (the leading eco cleaning brand here in the UK), and whatвЂ™s more, the soap we use is fully biodegradable in sunlight. But here at Dr Zigs we work really hard in reducing even that. This is what allows the water to stretch and the bubble to hold itвЂ™s shape. Soap Bubbles, by their very nature, are made using the smallest volumes of soap (our bubbles are 95% water). Watching them float and split and morph into different shapes, is watching something totally organic. Bubbles are naturally occurring in nature. Driven by air currents, influenced by humidity. Yet, for those precious moments are some of the most beautiful things you will ever see. So, why not use bubbles instead?!Д«ubbles wontвЂ™ hang about in the environment or leave any plastics behind.

The Marine Conservation Society have now called for a ban on all balloon releases, and indeed, across much of Australia, California, Florida (beach states!) this is now in force.ДonвЂ™t get me wrong, zillions of balloons, all floating up to the sky together are indeed a sight to behold вЂ“ and who as a little kid wasnвЂ™t thrilled to be handed that very beautiful balloon to tag along!Д«ut trust me вЂ“ bubbles вЂ“ especially Giant Bubbles вЂ“ are seriously even better. The amount of this litter is increasing significantly on an annual basis. Balloons, and their ribbons, are everywhere, snarled in amongst the strandline, the plastic, where it is either white or bleached by the sun, so easily camouflaged as a natural algae, or in the water, a jellyfish.

Cotton bud sticks, bottle tops, and the most insidious bits of popped balloons. Invariably, especially nowadays, even on the superficially cleanest of beaches we will find endless amounts of plastic. Each beach walk involves some form of a beach clean, whether itвЂ™s just picking up the odd bit of litter we see on our walks, or a more concerted effort where we drag old fishing nets, bins, tyres, bottles, plastic boxes etc along behind us. This living in close proximity to beaches, the work I have done in Marine Conservation, and just the way IвЂ™ve wanted to bring up my kids, makes us incredibly aware of beach litter. We live 10mins drive away from the sea here in North Wales. I was brought up by the sea in Italy, in Liguria. South Georgia & South Sandwich Islands (GBP ВЈ)ДЄs a family the beach is one of our favourite places to bubble.

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