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I've read everything I can find on how to deal with lava that gets stuck on the sides so I'm well versed on that but I'm wondering if the lave could be sticking to the sides because it's just old/compromised lava. And if so, is there anything you can add to the lava to help it not stick to the sides? I have a hard time with SURF. Coating the inside of the globe always turns the lamp cloudy and makes the lava flakey. See More

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Something Interesting About Me:: I have become obsessed with lava lamps. I love vintage everything, especially lava lamps. My favorite is the Consort. I've yet to find one. I really love tweaking cheap lamps. I get a great sense of accomplishment when I fix a lamp that was not flowing or cloudy!

Where I Live:: Oklahoma City

My First Lava Lamp was:: My first lava lamp was bought on E-bay. It is an aristocrat with a starlight base from the 70's. It no longer has it's original wax but it is still, by far my favorite!

Relationship Status:: Married

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Anyone live in Tennessee, North Georgia or North Carolina?

Posted on July 20, 2009 at 7:21am 10 Comments 0 Likes

This is random and has nothing to do with lava, but my family and I are looking to relocate to the above area. I just wondered if anyone had any experience in these places or suggestions. We really want to move to the mountains and are looking for a somewhat mild climate. It's so hot in Oklahoma my lava lamps actually react weird during these summer months, even with air conditioning!

Glitter lamps.

Posted on October 17, 2008 at 10:14am 6 Comments 0 Likes

Has anyone ever made a glitter lamp? I think I might branch out and try it, but I'm not sure of any particular ingredients I should use.

Need new coil.

Posted on October 17, 2008 at 9:33am 0 Comments 0 Likes

My 52oz. was acting really strange so I started messing with the water solution only to find out the coil had broken into 3 pieces! I'm not sure if this has anything to do with the coil but my goo was bleeding into the water. Very strange-can't imagine why that would all the sudden happen! Does anyone have a suggestion on what coil would work best and where to find them? I'm guessing a hardware store. Also, I added an extra small coil to my other 52 oz. that was running slow and it seemed to… Continue

Is it possible to change the color of lava?

Posted on September 25, 2008 at 4:57pm 3 Comments 0 Likes

I have three questions. Has anyone had any experience with a Hot Rock lava lamp? It was really cheap and I thought I could revamp it if it didn't flow. It doesn't flow nor does the lava act normal. It has a clear consistency to it. Seems like adding salt and soap is not working. I can't get it to connect to the coil no matter what I do. Anyone have any ideas?

I found a lava floor lamp from Target and there are several on ebay- I can't find a brand but I really want to try one. They are… Continue

My lava is gooey and will not cycle

Posted on September 19, 2008 at 11:40am 1 Comment 0 Likes

I have opened a lava lamp inorder to replace cloudy liquid and transfer the lava to another globe. In doing so, I believe I may have compromised the lava. Could boiling lava hurt it? I let it get to hot and when i checked it the lava was actually boiling. Also, could I have compromised it by adding too much soap? I have put clean water in it and let it cycle several times, hoping this would help the state of my lava but so far I am having no luck with getting it to cycle. I am using cold… Continue

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At 12:38pm on October 14, 2015, Keith said…: Hi Jennifer! So, how are you and the family? Your daughter will be 7 right? Brandon will be 7 in January. What an adventure it's been!!

At 7:27am on August 5, 2011, Erin said…: Love your lamps! What a neat collection.

At 10:29pm on January 18, 2011, Autumn gave Jennifer a gift…: Red Ribbon
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At 6:10am on May 14, 2010, joust said…: Hello Jennifer the Lamp is Amazing! The liquid is Crystal Clear and the wax is a deep red color.
I am very impressed with the end result.
I never thought you could get the lamp to look as good as you got it to look.
The lamp looks brand new again .
Thank you so much for your services I will Highly recommend you to anyone that has a lamp that is in need of TLC.
I know they wont be dissappointed.
Thank you so much for refurbing my retro lava lamp.

At 4:49pm on April 10, 2010, joust said…: Hello Jennifer it looks Amazing!
Its like a brand new lava all over again.
Your work is Amazing! The clarity of the liquid and the smooth non sticking movement is what you have created.
The Lamp looks perfect! I am very Impressed with your work.
Thank you so Much for taking your time with it and perfecting it.
It couldn't get any better then that.

At 8:01pm on April 9, 2010, Modulo '70 said…: Just popped by to say 'Hi'. I noticed you on-line.

I hope you've been well and the lamps too!

Jerome

At 10:59am on March 21, 2010, Galaxy_9 said…: Yea, the glitter was slow and elegant flow, I put a 15 watt under it one time, and also a 25 watt and of course it will flow faster with the 25 watt. If you do ever switch to another jar, I would go over to not only olive section, but all the really "fancy" condiment and sauce isle, sometimes even the ethnic food section. The spanish food brand "Goya" I saw the other day had a few varieties of bottles (this was at SuperTarget) that looked slimmer than the one I sent you, but possibly too slim for the Mediterranean. Remember they are not just olive bottles, they usually are, but look for pastes, sauces, and marinades. What I recommend is tracing your Med. bottle on a piece of paper like in grade school. And take it with you to the store so you know what size will fit. If it's a little slimmer and wiggles in the base or teeters, you can take strips of aluminum foil and wrap it around the bottle bottom so it securely sits upright. Hope all that helps! And have fun tinkering =)

At 7:05pm on February 6, 2010, Dr Coloso said…: Thank you for your response. yes i'm making my own lamp, and the bottle is factory clean, so i think that has no dust inside, i try the formula for the water an the ooze and is sticking the same. I made a lauryl sulfate solution for the tensoactive, at first hand i had the idea that it need more, but the problem grow as i ad more formula, so i make a new one, new ooze, with the half of tensoactive solution, and the sticking grows as a 4cm per hour till reach the top.
any ideas.
thanks
sorry for my English, i'm spanish speaker

At 5:48pm on November 19, 2009, www.6-ft-under.com said…: HI Jennifer!
The "light bulb" bottle is actually about a foot tall. I have one of the small ones (about 5 inches or so) and I was going to try to make one out of it..but it was just too tiny! This lamp has to be one of my favorites...glad you like it!
Are you still making your own goo?

Bert
www.6-ft-under.com

At 3:02pm on November 19, 2009, Jonny Magma said…: The consumer does mix their color. We have premixed in the past on special occasion. If you search "Louie" in the photo page you will see a couple of the revamps people have done including a green lamp.

White is my favorite as well. We once made a white marble base with white lava and it just looked amazing.

Jonny