Frequently Asked Questions

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We recommend reserving your timeslot as soon as possible to ensure availability, especially during peak season. However, we can often accommodate last-minute requests, although it may require flexibility on start time.

Yes, we require a $75 deposit to reserve your timeslot on the schedule.

We recommend at least a 20x20 level surface free from obstacles and cleared of any debris.  Whether in your driveway or backyard, we'll have a blast!

We will need to set up within 100 feet of a clean water source.  We will also need to set up within 100 feet of a standard electrical outlet.

We recommend loose comfortable clothing or bathing suits, with flip flops, crocs, water shoes etc.  A towel and change of clothes are also a good idea!

Once we stop the party, the foam will dissipate on it's own.  We can also spray it down before we leave to help it dissipate faster.

We use only the highest quality solution for our foam. It’s bio-degradable, non-staining, non-toxic, and hypoallergenic! It’s also safe for babies, pets, and the environment including lawns and gardens.

Our foam is made up of Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Glycerol & Water. These are also the main ingredient used in things like shampoo, dish soap, and even toothpaste but without the additional chemicals and perfumes.

Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS), a cleaning agent and surfactant, is an ingredient in many personal care and cleaning products. SLS is derived from natural sources like coconut and palm kernel oil.

Multiple scientific bodies have reviewed SLS as an ingredient in personal care and cleaning products and determined its typical use in these applications to be safe for both consumers and the environment. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) includes SLS on its list of multipurpose additives allowed as a direct food additive. For more information on SLS click here.

Glycerol, sometimes referred to as glycerin, is sugar alcohol widely used in a variety of personal care products, including toothpaste, hair conditioner, cosmetics, and moisturizers.The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is the primary regulator of over-the-counter products and food packaging materials. FDA has approved glycerol for use as an additive to food packaging materials. Glycerol also has been approved for use in skincare products. FDA has placed glycerol on its Generally Recognized as Safe List. For more information on Glycerol please click here.