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:
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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
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Don't let a broken lava lamp ruin your day! Fix it with OneShot™ from Ozone Gifts!

[@NeoTheatre]

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.

[@kaylasisk4683]

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!

[@terror9011]

Great job!

[@ghostofwar1892]

do you have to use a bench bottle press or are those two handled bottle toppers enough ?

[@klttrll]

Does this work with modern Mathmos Astros?

[@marcromeoj1]

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

[@grootboot]

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!

[@slapartist]

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.

[@ninjalectualx]

Good idea for a product but you should maybe show why your product is better than water + salt

[@darengibo]

Does this "fix" the lava just sitting at the bottom and a small blob at the top.. no movement.

[@female2211-nu5zk]

If you want the water to be different colors you can put fruit coloring you didn't mention that

[@bethsilver8638]

What about making the water blue ? Thank you

[@OzoneGifts]

You can dye the fluid any color! I prefer calligraphy ink!

[@terraf0rm]

@@OzoneGifts Is there a general rule of thumb for the ink-to-lamp-liquid ratio?

[@OzoneGifts]

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

[@clarkpink1955]

Hi this one shot , is it available in america only if so give a alternative please for the rest of the planet .

[@Frip36]

screw the rest of the planet. Stop stealing our stuff.

[@ninjalectualx]

Water plus salt. Probably 1% by weight

[@1964csilva]

My lava lamp has a metal O shape spring inside of it and is lossed, how can I fix that ?

[@annalawyer8370]

I usually just gently swirl it around until it naturally moves its way back to the bottom

[@kellieworld]

What the Heck is one shot never heard of it. Where do you get it? Can’t find it.

[@OzoneGifts]

It's a repair liquid for vintage and modern lamps! It's available on our site, OzoneGifts.Com

[@munchkinheaven7877]

Could you just put a cork in the top? And what about using a funnel to fill the lamp!

[@OzoneGifts]

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 :\

[@Frip36]

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

[@DWilliams-sf5th]

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.

[@Frip36]

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

[@dononebullen]

What is one shot . I'm In the UK

[@TommyJensen-pl8qz]

it is distilled water

[@ninjalectualx]

Plus Epsom salt or propylene glycol, to make the water buoyant enough

[@jakebeal7278]

I got one lava lamp the wax in the lava lamp does not Float

[@domsau2]

Hello. Did You try to add salt?

[@michaelallums6534]

Guess he's never heard of a funnel lol.jk bro