It got me thinking about whether there was in fact invisible ink, so I decided to research it over the internet.
It turns out there is at least four ways of making invisible ink.
- Making it with lemon juice
- Squeeze the juice of half of a lemon into a bowl.
- Add a few drops of water. Stir the juice and water with a spoon.
- Dip a cotton swab into the lemon juice mixture and write a message on a piece of white paper. A feather, a toothpick, a fountain pen, a paintbrush or a calligraphy pen will also work in place of the cotton swab.
- Allow the invisible ink to dry. As the ink dries, your message will disappear.
- Hold the paper that contains your invisible ink message over a light bulb. Keep the paper near the bulb until the message reappears.
- Making it with baking soda
- Mix 1/4 cup (60 ml) of baking soda with 1/4 cup (60 ml) of water in a small bowl using a whisk or a spoon.
- Dip a cotton swab into the baking soda and water mixture. Use the swab to write a message on a white piece of paper.
- Wait until the ink is dry.
- Dip a paintbrush into some grape juice concentrate. Paint the grape juice over your message and wait for the message to appear.
- Making it with milk
- Dip a cotton swab into a shallow dish of milk.
- Use the cotton swab to write a message onto a white piece of paper. Allow the milk to dry.
- Place the paper over a light bulb. The milk will heat up at a slower rate than the paper, which will cause the message to reappear.
- Or using a white carayon
- Use a white crayon to write a message onto a white piece of paper.
- Paint over the message using watercolors and a brush. The message will reappear.
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