Lava Lamps, Blue

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We pay attention to the lava effect, observing how quickly the wax moves through the liquid to deliver that retro look. 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. Robert Dyas Holdings Limited T/A Robert Dyas is an appointed representative of Product Partnerships Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 626349). But there are still lots of different shaped variations, from modern, sleek tubular beauties to the conical lamps made famous in the 60s.

All the experiments are explained step by step in the included full colour 16 page illustrated booklet. We're bringing back the classic lava lamp, designed with clear glass and filled with blue water and green liquid wax.

With its straight, cylindrical profile, this lava lamp feels more contemporary than the rest of the models in this roundup.

This includes assessing the overall build of the lava lamp, how well the tube sits in the holder, the quality of the stand, as well as the vibrancy of the lamp itself. But potential sleep woes aside, this is a great lava lamp, particularly if you’re after some speedy action.

Fire them up and the decorative lamps are dreamily hypnotic, casting a warm, psychedelic glow over the room. it Includes 3 vials of phosphorescent colours and a UV lamp (requires 2 x CR2016 batteries, supplied). 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. However, they’re just like any other lamp – unlikely to burn furniture or set anything on fire, so long as you’re careful. And even then the wax didn’t “glob” around (for want of a better expression) quite as much as we expected, struggling to get warm enough to rise to the top of the bottle.