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How to Fix a Lava Lamp with OneShot
Do you have a lava lamp that's not working properly? Is the lava cloudy or won't flow? If so, you can fix it with Ozone Gifts' OneShot™ Lava Lamp Repair Fluid!
OneShot™ is a specially formulated fluid that replaces the liquid in your broken lamps, making them clear flow once more! It's safe to use in modern (2014+) and vintage (1970-2002) model lamps. You can find more about dating your lamp here:
lava-library.com/color-code-reference/
To use OneShot™, simply follow these steps:
1. Turn off and unplug your lava lamp.
2. Remove the cap from the top of the lamp.
3. Pour out the old fluid into a sink or bucket.
4. Pour the prepared gallon of OneShot™ fluid lamp a pinkys' width below the metal "hat"
5. Replace the bottle cap with your bottle press and turn on the lamp.
6. Wait for the lava to start flowing.
Ozone Gifts' OneShot™ Lava Lamp Repair Fluid is the easy and affordable way to fix your cloudy or non-working lava lamp. Order your bottle today and start enjoying your lava lamp again!
Here are some of the benefits of using OneShot™:
No Hassle / No Tinkering
Clears up Cloudy FLuid
Makes Lava Flow Again
Easy to Use
Affordable
Order your bottle of OneShot™ Repair Fluid today!
Click the link below to order your bottle of OneShot™ Repair Fluid today!
www.ozonegifts.com/collections/repair-parts/products/oneshot-lava-lamp-repair-fluid-concentrate
Don't let a broken lava lamp ruin your day! Fix it with OneShot™ from Ozone Gifts!
OneShot™ is a specially formulated fluid that replaces the liquid in your broken lamps, making them clear flow once more! It's safe to use in modern (2014+) and vintage (1970-2002) model lamps. You can find more about dating your lamp here:
lava-library.com/color-code-reference/
To use OneShot™, simply follow these steps:
1. Turn off and unplug your lava lamp.
2. Remove the cap from the top of the lamp.
3. Pour out the old fluid into a sink or bucket.
4. Pour the prepared gallon of OneShot™ fluid lamp a pinkys' width below the metal "hat"
5. Replace the bottle cap with your bottle press and turn on the lamp.
6. Wait for the lava to start flowing.
Ozone Gifts' OneShot™ Lava Lamp Repair Fluid is the easy and affordable way to fix your cloudy or non-working lava lamp. Order your bottle today and start enjoying your lava lamp again!
Here are some of the benefits of using OneShot™:
No Hassle / No Tinkering
Clears up Cloudy FLuid
Makes Lava Flow Again
Easy to Use
Affordable
Order your bottle of OneShot™ Repair Fluid today!
Click the link below to order your bottle of OneShot™ Repair Fluid today!
www.ozonegifts.com/collections/repair-parts/products/oneshot-lava-lamp-repair-fluid-concentrate
Don't let a broken lava lamp ruin your day! Fix it with OneShot™ from Ozone Gifts!
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How To Prepare A Gallon of OneShot (Lava Lamp Repair Fluid)
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Welcome to our tutorial on how to prepare a gallon of OneShot Repair Fluid Concentrate, the ultimate lava lamp repair fluid! In this video, we'll guide you through the step-by-step process of preparing a gallon of OneShot repair fluid to be used in your future projects! Lava lamps are known for their mesmerizing and soothing motion, but over time, they can lose their charm due to age. That's wh...
Good idea for a product but you should maybe show why your product is better than water + salt
Dude. It's $25 for One Shot Modern. I spent $15 for a used Lava Lamp i didnt notice was cloudy until i got it home. That's $40 right there. Add up the hassle of dismantling the LL and repairing it and i coukd have done better by just purching new off of Amazon for less.
do you have to use a bench bottle press or are those two handled bottle toppers enough ?
is this formula available in a concentrate? can you just add a concentrate to the existing fluid ?
Does this work with modern Mathmos Astros?
Does this "fix" the lava just sitting at the bottom and a small blob at the top.. no movement.
My uncle gave me his antique lava lamp before he passed away and now it won't flow anymore. I want to fix it and get it running again. So thanks for showing this!
What is one shot . I'm In the UK
it is distilled water
Plus Epsom salt or propylene glycol, to make the water buoyant enough
If you want the water to be different colors you can put fruit coloring you didn't mention that
Would love to see you make videos on: -What dye to use to dye the master fluid -How to make the wax opaque and rich like it used to be -What changed that makes modern lamp wax _so_ translucent, and the water so cloudy (specifics, not just "quality control" and cheapening of materials). Love hearing people talk about their passions.
Can i add colours to the gallon of one shot ?
yes. You buy colored ink bottles usually used for calligraphy (people who like to make art out of writing). Some kits have over 40 colors.
I've never worked with bottle caps before. Is there a certain size I should buy? P.S. It's Voilà. Not walla Spoken with V not a W
No. The name, and instrument are pronounced with a V, while the french word meaning "look, see, it's done, and it's good" is pronounced "wuh la". Google, its easy.
The original pronunciation used the V sound. It was lazy ignorant Americans who turned it into "Walla" upon arriving at their beloved Wally World. I don't need to check Google. I'm smarter than Google. @@DWilliams-sf5th
My lava lamp has a metal O shape spring inside of it and is lossed, how can I fix that ?
I usually just gently swirl it around until it naturally moves its way back to the bottom
I got one lava lamp the wax in the lava lamp does not Float
Hello. Did You try to add salt?
Thanks for the information, I have the same exact lamp you used in this video, what would be the best way to get the water back to a clear blue, would regular blue food coloring ? Any advice would be greatly appreciated thanks
Lava lab creations has liquid dyes for lava lamps, I've also used alcohol ink but it leaves particles in the water that you wouldn't want unless you have access to a filter, I've heard some people use calligraphy ink as well but I think your best bet would be to check out lava lab creations on Google, I have bought wax dye from them and it works amazing!
I have made multiple colors using mathmos lamps. For master fluid color I recommend a strong ink like fountain pen ink. Many prefer printer ink, but I have an assortment of colors using fountain pen.
Guess he's never heard of a funnel lol.jk bro
What the Heck is one shot never heard of it. Where do you get it? Can’t find it.
It's a repair liquid for vintage and modern lamps! It's available on our site, OzoneGifts.Com
Hi this one shot , is it available in america only if so give a alternative please for the rest of the planet .
screw the rest of the planet. Stop stealing our stuff.
Water plus salt. Probably 1% by weight
Could you just put a cork in the top? And what about using a funnel to fill the lamp!
You can totally use a funnel to fill the lamp. You can't use a cork because they won't be able to handle the pressure of the heated globe :\
What is one shot please, we don’t have this in the U.K.
Basically Distilled water or deionised water, surficant and in some lamps glycerine or Proplene Glycol is needed. Some only use water and surficant.
Don't bother buying this. Ita an American formula, different lamps use different fluids and wax types. I mixed lava lite fluid with mathmos wax. Guess what...it went to shit! British mathmos fluid spelt like a bubble solution using in bubble machines, where as the usa fluid spelt like paint thinner!
What about making the water blue ? Thank you
You can dye the fluid any color! I prefer calligraphy ink!
@@OzoneGifts Is there a general rule of thumb for the ink-to-lamp-liquid ratio?
You just have to test it out - I use about 1.5ml of dye for a 32oz lamp and comes out really nice, but it all comes down to the color you're using, the ink brand, and personal preference!@@terraf0rm
Great job!