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Our 100% organic foam is made in the good old United States of America and is Dermatologist approved.   There is no odor with our foam and it is environmentally friendly.  Unless you have sensitive skin, there should be no irritation to your eyes or skin as it is hypoallergenic.  It is also GMO free and Animal cruelty-free.

We recommend having no more than 30 participants playing in the foam at a time.  If you have a larger number of participants, we recommend adding on more time, or splitting the groups up into smaller groups of 30 or less.  

If you are just walking through the foam, you will get damp.  If you are playing in the foam, you will get wet, and we recommend wearing a bathing suit.  For young children, we recommend wearing goggles.  It is recommended that you have a towel nearby to wipe the bubbles off and to dry off after playing in the foam.

Yes, as part of our service, we deliver the foam cannon, set everything up, and run the operation during your rental period.  The only thing we need from you is a grassy area (pavement is ok) minimum 12 feet x 12 feet, a water spigot within 100 feet, as well as a standard 120V outlet within 100 feet.  

The only thing we need from you is an area to setup in.  A grassy area is preferred, but pavement is ok.  The are needs to be a minimum 12 feet x 12 feet although we can go as large as 30' x 30'.  We also need a working water spigot and standard outlet within 100 feet.  The only other thing we need is you to have fun.  

Our foam is environmentally friendly for the grass.  The only damage you might incur is from all your guests running around the yard which is no worse than if they ran around your yard without the foam.  We do recommend picking up any dog poo in your yard before hand because nobody likes a foot full of doggy doo doo.

Due to conditions outside our control, we can't guarantee a certain level of foam.  Things like temperature, humidity, wind, number of participants, and water quality can all affect the amount of foam.  Rest assured, your guests will all have fun even if it isn't as big of a mountain as you hoped for.

We can spray a hose on the foam to help make it dissipate faster, but our foam will disappear on it's own within a couple hours or less. 

If you cancel 7 days or more of your party, we will receive 90% refund of your total fee.  Unfortunately, we can't refund the entire amount as we held the date and time for you not allowing anyone else to book.  

If you cancel less than 4 days, you will receive a 80% refund.

Cancellations within 24 hours will not receive any refund as we have to schedule our employees to work, and it's not fair to them to tell them the day before that they aren't working after they were scheduled.

Unfortunately weather can't be planned for.  We can setup and run a foam party in light wind and light rain, however we can't operate in highly windy conditions or a downpour.  If you are worried about the weather, please check the weather forecast, and refer to our cancellation policy.

As much fun as that sounds, we are unable to do a foam party in your pool.  There are a few reasons for that.

1.  Safety concerns: Foam parties can create slippery conditions in and around the pool, increasing the risk of accidents and injuries. We dont want to be the cause of any falls or collisions. Excessive foam can obstruct visibility, making it difficult for lifeguards or other supervising adults to monitor swimmers effectively.  We also don't want anyone to drown because they got disoriented.  Remember....SAFETY FIRST

2.  Chemical imbalance: Foam parties require the use of special foaming agents to generate the foam. These agents can disrupt the chemical balance of the water in your pool, affecting its pH levels and chlorine concentration. This imbalance can be harmful to swimmers and may damage the pool's surface or equipment.  Nobody wants a green pool right? (Well maybe the frogs)

3.  The last reason why we can't do a foam party in your pool is because we don't want to damage the pool itself.   The foam can be fun, but it can also potentially damage pool filters, pumps, and other equipment if it enters the pool's circulation system. Foam particles can clog filters and cause damage to the pool's mechanical components.

Due to these reasons, we can only do a foam party on a grassy or paved type of area.

Well, that is kind of a 2 fold answer.....

Foam parties can have both positive and negative effects on autistic children, and their suitability depends on the individual child's preferences and sensitivities. Here are some factors to consider:

Many autistic children have sensory sensitivities. Foam parties typically involve loud music, flashing lights, and the tactile sensation of wet foam. Some children may find these sensory stimuli overwhelming and distressing. However, other autistic children might enjoy the unique tactile experience of playing with the foam.  

Many autistic children have sensory sensitivities. Foam parties typically involve loud music, flashing lights, and the tactile sensation of wet foam. Some children may find these sensory stimuli overwhelming and distressing. However, other autistic children might enjoy the unique tactile experience of playing with tting.

You know your child.  Some children might be fascinated by the idea of a foam party, while others may have no interest in such events. Understanding your child's likes and dislikes is essential in determining whether a foam party would be enjoyable for them.

If you decide to take an autistic child to a foam party, it can be helpful to prepare them in advance. Explain what they can expect, show them pictures or videos of foam parties to familiarize them with the concept, and discuss coping strategies to manage any sensory challenges they might encounter. Additionally, having a trusted adult or caregiver present to provide support and assistance can make the experience more comfortable for the child.

Ultimately, it is important to consider the specific needs and preferences of the autistic child in question when deciding whether a foam party is suitable for them. Consulting with your doctor or caregivers who know your child can provide valuable insights into their individual requirements and help you make an informed decision.