Unsolved #90s Mysteries: The Magical Baby Bottles with the disappearing milk! #90skids #nostalgia

[MelissaKristinTV]

Remember this? These magic baby bottles with the disappearing milk had us MAD confused, and it’s still an enigma to this day, lol! These came with the “Baby All Gone” doll! One of the greatest 90s kid mysteries of all time!

[Olivia_B_Gocha_]

Michael aged up is still iconic AF lol

[dead.dino.bish]

Michael is still a icon even when he gets older you can't change my mind

[HedgehogsandFrogs]

Therapist: “Bearded Micheal is not real, he can’t hurt you.”

*bearded micheal:*

[NorigamiakitiXD]

For people who dont understand
The milk bottles had a hollow section in the middle, which was hidden by the bottle cap. This allowed less liquid to be filled in the bottle, ENOUGH to fit in the cap. So, when the bottle was held upside down, it would seem like the full bottle's amount of liquid was in the cap, when really it was a much smaller amount.😊😊
Edit- spelling

[cuddleysquid]

The “milk” is between two layers of hard plastic on the outside, very close to each other so that when upright the bottle appears full. When turned upside down, the fluid is hidden in the (usually very large) cap so that the bottle appears to drain and then become empty, until turned upright again.

[stellastar]

“BROS, MAGIC IS REAL… I’M SCARED!”
i cannot with michael😭😭

[YummmyAlex]

For people who don't understand, so gravity makes the liquid go into the top of the bottle and when you flip it normally, I goes to the bottom, they have two layers of plastic so it makes it like that, like those cups with glitter in the walls of it, scientific, like a tall slim glass and wide tall glass hold the same amount of water, Hope this helps!

[KHSDF]

I have the answers!! :3
The liquid is not in the bottle itself. When you look closely there are two layers of glass/plastic. The end part of the bottle is hollow and when the bottle is turned upside-down all the liquid goes there [the end part].

[_jaineee]

“don’t worry michael as an adult isn’t real he won’t hurt you”

michael as an adult:

[MariaMerino-yu]

So basically if you look at it from one angle most of the "milk" is covering the inside and it looks like there is a lot of "milk" but when you put it upside down the "milk vanishes" as if the baby drank it but its because there is very little "milk". Hope this helps❤❤❤

[ronamiranda]

These bottles have an extra chamber in the bottles that are fitted close together. When one slowly empties it fills up the other. When you tip it, the liquid flows through the gap and down into a reservoir in the top,

That's how the water inside of the magical baby bottle disappear

[CelestialKt]

I remember these!! I wouldn’t even feed them to my doll sometimes I would just sit and turn it to watch the liquid ‘disappear’😂

[literallylanii]

I wasn’t born in the 90s, but we still have these around in the little baby toys! I never payed attention to it, but it always confused me lol

[el_oh_eez]

there are two layers of plastic and the milk fills up the little space between the two layers when it is the right way up and I guess the milk sits in the cap when it's upside down

[sof_t_]

Double walls, the liquid fills the small amount of space between them making the bottle look full, then there's an air pocket under the opaque lid where the liquid collects when you flip them

[A_local_plate_of_jelly]

"the world may never know"
Michael is iconic as hell 😂

[gracyn]

Oh my god what a throwback, i’m not even old either, i’m a gen-z and I remember playing with those for my baby dolls.

[fabianacalegari]

For people who don't understand...



The liquid is only on the sides of the bottle, so there is very little liquid in it, and when you flip it, the liquid hides in the lid.

[Moonie_daycare-Attendant]

There are two bottles, one smaller inside the larger outer one. The “milk” is in the area between the smaller and larger bottle. When you tip it upside down, the “milk” drains into the large nipple area where you can’t see it.
This is also the basis for several magic tricks where liquid “disappears.”

There you go my friends!❤