THE CONSTIPATION SENSATION THAT'S GRIPPING THE NATION!" — Sign outside Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes [src] Over the 1995 – 1996 school year, the twins attempted to hire beta testers among the other students (they themselves always served as the first test subjects), but Hermione curtailed their use of other students as testers. They were able, however, to conduct market research, conduct further product development, and build up their customer base over the course of the school year, since their focus was on developing their new business rather than studying for N.E.W.T.s. white food gel – to make the candies opaque, gel can be used to enhance the color you want the candies to be!

The iconic set for Dumbledore’s office is surrounded by a large library of books which are, in fact, mostly telephone directories bound in leather.When Katie Bell is hit in the face with a Quaffle during Quidditch practice and gets a nosebleed, Fred accidentally gives her a Blood Blisterpod, one of the raw ingredients, and as a result Katie nearly falls off her broom from blood loss and has to be taken to the Hospital Wing.

Potions Classroom –Marvel at the vast array of over 950 potion jars that line the walls of the classroom, each with unique props kept inside them including baked animal bones from a local butcher shop, dried leaves, herbs and shrunken heads made by the props department. Sometime after Fred’s death, Ron became involved in running Weasley’s Wizard Wheezes (CC2,.9 CC3.7). Walk through the grand sets such as Great Hall, Dumbledore's Office, the Ministry of Magic and the Forbidden Forest.

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The film studio in Leavesden where Harry Potter film series were filmed was originally and old aircraft factory.

Embark on an exciting and thrilling journey as you step into the enchanting world of Harry Potter and explore the fascinating and stupendous sets and learn about the making of the film. The Gryffindors were gathered around Ron, who kept belching large, glistening slugs. Nobody seemed to want to touch him.’ We were thinking of buying Zonko's. A Hogsmeade branch, you know, but a fat lot of good it'll do us if you lot aren't allowed out at weekends to buy our stuff anymore..." — Fred thinking of buying Zonko's [src] One such treat that always piqued my interest – regardless of how gross it sounded – was a puking pastille. Created by Fred and George Weasley as a prank treat that could get you out of class, puking pastilles were later sold as a treat at their Weasley’s Wizard Wheezes location in Diagon Alley.

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Unlike Neville, who won an award in first year for standing up to his friends, Ron could not stand up to his brothers. And there's another clear parallel with Ron, Hermione and the Twins: in the chapter "Snape's Worst Memory" ( OP28) when Harry saw the memory in the Pensieve, Remus Lupin - also made a Prefect in fifth year - would not stand up to the other Marauders when they were bullying Snape, while Lily Evans did.

Patented Daydream Charms – virtually undetectable highly realistic thirty-minute daydreams (side-effects can be: slight drooling and a dazed expression, Not for sale for wizards under 16). [1] During the Calamity in the 2010s, a foundable appeared of the Puking Pastille Display, which was guarded by Pixies. Members of the Statute of Secrecy Task Force overcame this foundable by using the Water-Making Spell to repel the Pixies. [6] Behind the scenes [ ] When deployed, creates a swamp covering the target area. This was the Wheeze that resulted in Umbridge’s famous failed detention. In Deathly Hallows, Ron uses one of these to incapacitate Ministry employee Runcorn, allowing Harry to impersonate him.During their last and unfinished year at Hogwarts, Fred and George tested many of their products on fellow students, wishing to determine if everyone responded the same to their products. Gryffindor prefect Hermione Granger did not approve of this. [6] The twins apparently did not warn the younger students what the sweets would do. This establishment started out as an 'owl-post service' led by the twins from the Burrow, and later continued from Hogwarts, selling joke-products until the store front was opened. A Headless Hat carries a special invisibility charm that, when placed on a wearer, makes the wearer’s head invisible (along with the hat itself), but the rest of the wearer remains visible. The magic involved was sophisticated enough to impress Hermione. In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Hermione uses one of these to incapacitate Ministry employee Reg Cattermole, as part of the preparations for invading the Ministry.