Personality Fashion Twisted Tube Lava Lamp Night Lights

Specifications:

• Specially formulated liquid inside the lamp bottle is non-toxic
• The surface of temperature of tube light lamp is low, not too hot, never burn your skin
• Tube light lamp is very beautiful and amazing
• Tube light lamp can lighten your dark work circumstance
• Lava lamp is easy to operate and use, just plug and play
• Twisted light lamp is best for your living room decoration
• Make a harmonious and romantic atmosphere for you
• Material: Aluminium
• Space Area: 10-15㎡
• Size: 285 x 57 x 57mm/11.2 x 2.2 x 2.2(L x W x H)

Details:

• This durable and useful lava lamp will make a harmonious and romantic atmosphere for your house

• The tube light lamp can send out soft and beautiful light. Specially formulated liquid inside the lamp bottle is non-toxic

• The tube of lamp is very gorgeous even when it is off. Tube light lamp is very beautiful and amazing

• The power button details. Practical and durable twisted light lamp is best for your living room decoration

How to Make a Lava Lamp:

• Pour oil into a jar or bottle. Fill it up about one-third of the way
• Add eye-catching decorations. Beads, sequins, glitter, sprinkles or anything else small and pretty can be dumped into the mixture
• Add food coloring. Just a drop or so of food dye will give the lava lamp a colorful tint
• Fill the rest of the jar up with water. Top off the jar or bottle with regular tap water
• Seal the jar or bottle. Screw a lid on tightly and securely
• Shake. Get the liquids moving to create the lava lamp effect

How to Fix a Lava Lamp:

FLOATING COIL:

• Treat a coil that floats to the top or stands on end by leaving the lamp on for a full 4 hours or more. If this doesn't work, go to the next step
• Use oven mitts and SLOWLY rotate the lamp in its base
• Repeat the above two steps until the coil finally drops down. Do NOT shake the lamp to move the coil around. This can only make the lamp function worse, not better

NO FLOW:

• Treat lava that won't flow by first turning off the lamp, especially if the lava has a rounded dome shape to it. It may be overheating. Turn it on again after 2 hours of cooling. If this doesn't fix it, go to the next step
• Remove the lamp from an environment with a heating or cooling device nearby. For example, don't set the lamp in the sun or on your TV. Keep the environment of the lamp between 68 and 74 degrees F. If these remedies don't fix it, go to the next step
• Fully melt the lava by running the lamp for at least 4 hours. Use potholders to take the globe out of its resting stand and place it on a flat surface. Rotate it very gently through a few full rotations for about a minute. The point is to create some friction and separation between the coil and the lava. Put the globe back in the base and turn the lamp on again. If this doesn't make the lava flow upward, move on to the next step
• Check the bulb to see if it's still working. The wax may not be heating up sufficiently. If the bulb is broken, replace it. If it's working, replace it with one of higher wattage. Online stores sell lava lamp bulbs if you can't find one locally

How to Restore a Lava Lamp:

• Unplug the lamp and let the wax cool for several of hours
• Unscrew the cap at the top of the lamp globe and pour out the liquid contents. The wax will be solid at room temperature and only flakes of it that cloud the water will pour out
• Fill the bottle with distilled water. Do not pour it directly onto the wax at the bottom in the globe. Do not shake or stir the water. Pour out the water. Repeat this step if there are still particulates left in the lamp
• Fill the bottle up with distilled water again, leaving a two-inch air gap at the top. This gap gives the heated wax at the bottom room to expand, and therefore gain buoyancy
• Turn on the lamp again and let the wax warm up for an hour. You can leave the cap off
• Microwave a drinking glass of distilled water for 10 or 20 seconds. Dissolve as much Epson salts or pickling salt in it as you can. This will increase the water's density to be less than that of the heated wax, without clouding the water with the iodization of table salt
• Dip a drinking straw one inch into the salt solution. Cover the open end of the straw. Drop the inch of solution into the lamp. Wait 10 minutes for it to distribute. Repeat this every 10 minutes until some of the heated wax first floats to the top of the bottle. That's when the water and wax densities will be correctly balanced. The water is thus less dense than the cooled, contracted wax and denser than the heated wax
• Add a small drop of liquid dishwashing detergent and two drops of food coloring. Again, let it diffuse on its own instead of shaking it. Now screw the cap back on and you're done

How to Design a Lava Lamp:

• Make a list of the things that matter to you about your lava lamp design. Common items included in lava lamp design are color, shape, water accessories (like glitter) and lighting (whether you want to have just one color or many)
• Sketch your lava lamp idea on the piece of paper. Label colors, determine if you want anything in the water other than the "lava," and draw a rough approximation of the shape that you want. You can usually find basic geometric shape options and sometimes, hearts. If you want something more obscure, you may have to commission the lamp personally
• Decide on the dimensions of your lamp. Some people just want a tiny desktop item, and you can order lamps as small as 6 or 10 inches. Other people want a real statement piece, and some designers will make you lava lamps that are several feet in height. In addition to the height, you will need to determine what the width of the lamp should be. Be realistic. If you have a 3 foot high lava lamp, then it probably will need to be more than 6 inches around in order for the lava to flow, unless you have very little lava, and that will make your lamp less impressive. However, if you are designing a baby lamp that is only about 8 inches high, then 6 inches may be plenty to give it some sturdiness and give your little lava drops room to move. If you are planning to place the lamp in a specific spot, measure that spot so you can be sure that it will accommodate the dimensions you have in mind
• Select color imprints for the base of your lamp. If you plan to have someone make your lamp for you, then you will be able to select from a variety of base "imprints" which are designs on the plastic or metal portions of the lamp. They can be solid color, or you might prefer a look like leopard or tiger
• Design your lamp online. There are many websites that will either guide you in assembling your own lava lamp (including recipes for the wax and water) or that will build the lava lamp for you and mail it to you. This website will send you all the materials: www.oozinggoo.com/howto.html. This website will let you design your lamp online and then manufacture and ship it to you: www.kolardesign.com. Once you find a website that suits your needs, use your sketch to get everything exactly right. There may be some things that you want that are not available if you have a lot of really unusual requests for shapes, colors or elaborate light displays. If this happens, decide whether you want to commission a lava lamp, or simply get as close as possible with the online design program

Package Included:

• 1 x Twisted Light Tube Lava Lamp