A Quick Guide to Lava Lamps

Have you ever wished to purchase or have one of those groovy lamps you've seen in movies on display in your room? Partyglowz specializes in selling good-looking, creative and decorative lava lamps and all things fun, cool, and even trendy (or, in this case, retro). Although a lava lamp appears to be the type of décor that you can just turn on and off without concern, they require maintenance. In fact, there's a good chance you didn't know everything there is to know about them. So, let's get started.

In this blog article, we'll go over everything you need to know about lava lamps but probably don't. 

Lava Lamps: A Few Amazing Facts Outlined

Lamp Lamps were invented between 1948 and 1954.

We found conflicting information about who invented the lava lamp but we are sure it was either Edward Craven Walker or Donald Dunnet. It doesn't matter if it was a cool guy, a female, or whatever it was. We have a ton of great lava lamps as a result of them!

The "Astro Globe" was the initial name for the lava lamp. However, the Americans renamed this to "Lava Lite Lamp" once it arrived in the United States. We're guessing it became merely lava lamp after that because it was shorter.

During the 1990’s, it was extremely popular. In the 1960s and 1970s, it seemed like everyone had a lava lamp, right? But when did you notice it? Most likely on TV shows and movie sets in that era. 

Do you recall the movie “Austin Powers”? We'd like to believe that their renewed popularity is due to this “International Man of Mystery”.

Anyway, a Lava Lamp can assist you in remaining calm and relaxed.

The brightness and movement of the wax in lava lamps is said to help people relax and de-stress. Because the lamp isn't bright enough to light up an entire room, it allows your eyes to relax rather than strain. Some even claim that focusing on the movement of the wax can lead to a meditative condition.

How to look after and take care of a Lava Lamp?

Did you learn about not letting your lava lamps be heated by other things? The sun is the universe's brightest, hottest, and most powerful light source. So, the lava lamp should be avoided even by the sun.

If you do, the liquids will mix and become hazy and unpleasant to look at and nobody wants a lamp that is unsightly in their room?

Don't worry if it becomes overcast; we've got you covered! Allow the wax to cool to room temperature at the bottom of the globe. Then, once the wax has broken up, turn on the lamp. After the breaking has started, turn it off again until it cools down, then repeat. Short "bursts" of running the lamp will help clean it out. And, as previously stated, do not move or shake the lamp while it is heated to prevent this from happening again.

There will always be at least one color, style, or size that you will fall in love with and that would look great in your room, with so many new colors, styles, and sizes coming in all the time.

To conclude, don’t forget to shop for Lava lamps from Partyglowz. Also, have a look at this Rainbow Lava Lamp. You’ll love it for sure as it can amazingly help to illuminate your mood.