Lava Lamps, Pink

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Discover 15 experiments you can do about volcanoes and dinosaurs: recreate volcanic eruptions at home, study volcanic rocks, make your own lava lamp, and dig up a Tyrannosaurus-Rex skeleton and then re-assemble it. The grooviest lava lamp of them all, this eye catching Bulls Eye has a red bullseye on the top of a black and white striped end cap and base, all tied together with a captivating flow of bright red lava!

There are plenty of colour combinations to choose from so you can select an option that best suits your décor, or simply opt for whichever bubbling lava gives the best glow.Whether you’re relaxing at home, exploring a mountainside, or staring into space, he likely has a recommendation for you. Mathmos lava lamp bottles are manufactured in one of the highest quality automated bottling factories in Great Britain. Discover the amazing secrets of colour with this kit carrying out amazing 6 colour activities, you can make a lava lamp, magic soup, a density cocktail and a firework. If you have an older base check the correct light source is fitted: see our bulb section for the possible bulbs here.

From those that have experimented with colour and shape, to those powered by candle-light, there'll be a lamp that works for your home whatever your specific style. With hand-painted aspects, this stunning lamp will brighten up any room and will keep you endlessly entertained with its bevy of colours and moving splodges. For more vintage inspiration you can also read about the best retro kitchen designsand best retro chairs. Upon activation, the liquid embarks on an elegant journey, swirling and spiralling in a captivating dance of pink hues. If you can't decide which effect you'd prefer or which colour you want to go for, you could instead opt for this dazzling vortex lava lamp that has a colour phasing LED.

The heat from the bulb makes the wax warm and less dense and so it rises in the water and, as it cools it falls. Watch the different-sized formations of melted wax collide, flow, and split apart as they ooze their way up and down the glass globe. Our range features dozens of styles, including faceted glass ceiling pendants, simple lamp shades, rattan and pom pom shades and LED spotlights, so you’ll always find something that works. The glass surround also has a graffiti finish to keep things especially vibrant, so you can watch the colours play across your walls. All the experiments are explained step by step in the included full colour 16 page illustrated booklet.

The 2104 Lava Lamp has a classic brushed aluminium base and end cap, with soothing slow-moving white lava flow with soft relaxing pink glow containted in a glass lamp with an aluminum base and cap. However, please sign up to our mailing list and social media channels as we occasionally offer limited special fills.The lamp has also passed stringent safety checks required to be classified as child-safe, something no other lava lamp in the UK has a classification for.

This means it would work as both a statement piece in the day and as a functional, relaxing lamp once the evening sets in. This beautiful volcano lava lamp will spread colour and cheer, as well as a soft, relaxing light which won’t fail to calm you. From the markers of the original lava lamp, this particular design features a rocket shaped base for an especially quirky statement piece bursting with Space Age charm. It is worth bearing in mind that this particular model takes around four to six hours to heat up and get going, but once it's bubbling away you'll be able to sit back and appreciate the show. Mathmos have been manufacturing high-quality lava lamps in Britain since 1963 and provide a comprehensive range of spare parts.Featuring an updated design while still retaining the classic feel, this modern lamp from Nova has a sleek aluminium finish with blue liquid white wax that combines to create a throwback atmosphere. Invented in the 1960's, the Lava Lamp and it's mesmerising effects must have been the original mood light and are even more popular today. He worked with a British inventor David George Smith to develop the idea into the product you see today. We are committed to ensuring that our lava lamps stay out of landfill and spares will be available on an ongoing basis. If you must recycle the unit, please take your unit to your nearest household recycling centre, which specialises in recycling electrical waste.