How to get rid of bubbles? Certain solutions, such as aqueous SDS or soapy waters, after being shaken evolve a lot of bubbles. These bubbles disappear over time, but it can take minutes or sometimes hours (eg. for 20% SDS).

Is there anything that can be done to accelerate the popping of these bubbles? For instance, would heating the solution affect the rate of bubble collapse?

Note: I am interested in methods that do not alter the chemical properties of the solution. For instance, I know that adding certain substances can affect bubbles, but if I added those then the solution would be something different from what I wanted in the first place. It is assumed that procedures such as heating are not sufficiently energetic to cause a noteworthy reaction.
Without addition of chemicals? Try out ultrasound (the same physical principle opticians use to clean your pair of glasses).  If you whish, this may be handled even contact less (some background and here), to mention examples.