A customer was leaving our store two nights ago and accidentally dropped their gallon of milk. They came in and informed me that it had spilled all over the side walk. I'd told them not to worry and that I'd clean it up with some paper towels (just enough to where it wouldn't be too noticeable.) THEY informed me that it had already frozen...

approximately 30 seconds on the ground and it froze...

Well I went out there to check it out and it had frozen! I noticed some bubbles on the surface that hadn't popped. I touched it with my foot. It came off the puddle and rolled over. It looked like a contact lens...

Later that morning I learned that it had gotten down to -14 DEGREES THAT NIGHT! D:>

I've literally never seen something like that happen. It was crazy. X3

Isn't it amazing? there was a few that rolled off the top and they look like pieces of plastic rappers from a piece of candy.

pretty sure it was easy to clean... just... remove the gigantic lens...

LOL

better believe it lol, in the store i work at the freezer is -17 degrees most of the time, warm water from a sponge will freeze in nearly 15 seconds. lol. easy clean up though, just break the milkice and throw the pieces as far as you can :D

oh no it was fused to the sidewalk. XD

Does it pop like bubble wrap?

No it kinda shatters like very thin ice. I Just happy i could pull it off.

I heard of this and I want to try it.
Tho here is Calif that is very unlikely to happen.

Just seems like it be really fun to do. :3

My figures was turning blue when i finally was able to pull it off it was . just a cool moment I shared with my daughter

Bet she enjoyed seen that. ^_^

I just thought of something.
Is there like a flat tray to put them on to freeze?

If so put bubbles on it outside to freeze them.
Bring them inside to slowly thaw.
Will they melt completely, or stay in bubble form. Maybe something else will happen.
That is if you do not freeze being outside first XD

I think it will break like a christmas glass ball to be honest....
I will try it tomorrow if it's cold enough

so crazy but cool

It is

It is amazing and if it's cold tomorrow I making a better bubble wand to do the bubbles and try to take a filming of it.

I miss those day when I live in Louisiana. But I like the summers up here in MA.

100 with humility but it's very very rare. we get mostly 80's -mid 90 most of the time up here.

too hot for me

Yes that the only way to live. I know when you live in a Texan apartment building that most of the apt complex has a pool. Aslo it's a policy they all have working ac in each apt too.