Round Bath Bombs

Round bath bombs are typically single use. However, some customers choose to break them in half for smaller baths.

It’s best to check your spa or jacuzzi manufacturer’s guidelines before using bath bombs. Many spa systems are not designed for products that contain oils, colourants or added ingredients, as these can affect filters and internal components.

Some bath bombs also contain botanicals such as flower petals or oats, which may clog pipes or filtration systems. For this reason, we generally recommend using bath bombs in a standard bath rather than in spa systems unless you are certain they are suitable.

Fizzing performance is closely linked to freshness and proper storage. Bath bombs react when citric acid and bicarbonate come into contact with moisture. Even humidity in the air can slowly activate them.

Bathrooms are one of the worst places to store bath bombs because they tend to be humid from showers. If a bath bomb absorbs moisture while still in its packaging, it can partially activate and lose some of its fizz before you even use it.

For best performance, store your bath bomb in a cool, dry and dark environment. Keeping it in an airtight container before placing it in a cupboard is ideal. Proper storage helps preserve the full fizzing effect.

Yes. Many of our round bath bombs are suitable for children. Adult supervision is recommended, particularly for younger children.

Most bath bombs fizz for several minutes, depending on size and water temperature. Warmer water can increase the fizzing action.