Disclaimer

Last updated 7 November 2026

Simplified science

Fizzbloom’s simulations follow real physical laws, but every model leaves things out to stay fast, clear and fun. Numbers shown in the scenes are illustrative. Real experiments can behave differently because of friction, temperature, impurities, measurement error and many other factors.

Please don’t copy dangerous experiments at home

Several experiences are virtual versions of experiments that are hazardous in real life. For example, the dramatic version of elephant toothpaste uses concentrated hydrogen peroxide, which can burn skin and eyes; flame tests use open flames and metal salts, some of which are toxic; sparklers and fireworks cause serious burns and are restricted by law in many places. Real experiments should only be done with proper safety equipment, local rules followed, and qualified adult supervision. Fizzbloom accepts no responsibility for attempts to reproduce experiments.

Festivals and cultures

Our festival scenes celebrate traditions from around the world. They are intended to be joyful, respectful introductions, not religious instruction or a complete account of how every community observes a festival. Customs vary widely. If you feel something is inaccurate or could be shown more respectfully, please tell us.

Flashing lights

Some scenes contain bright flashes and fast-moving lights. We design them to avoid rapid full-screen flashing, but if you have photosensitive epilepsy, please use caution.

Relaxation is not treatment

Many people find Fizzbloom calming, but it is not a medical product and is not a substitute for professional advice or care. If you are struggling with stress, anxiety or your mental health, please consider speaking with a doctor or a qualified professional.

Errors and links

We work hard to keep explanations accurate and correct mistakes quickly when they are reported. Links to other websites and any advertisements are provided for convenience and are not endorsements. Report an error: help@fizzbloom.in.