Can this toy be used without bubbles?
162528
Yes! My kids only used the original bubbles until they were gone, then we clipped off the cap/string & they still love it. It makes excellent "revving" sounds.
162529
Yes! We found that it does not really blow bubbles well anyway. We just use it as a toy lawnmower now.
162530
yes if the kids are using it indoors its safer to use it without the bubbles
399823
The colors change and you cannot set it to one color. As for the bubble wall, at first I used a pin to unclog the holes. When that became an every other month task, I started using a thin nail. Now my bubble wand will go for 6 months before I need to take it out and re-perforate the holes with a thin nail. I should add that it looks great - I have it on a timer in the morning and evening. The air bubbles help keep the tank oxygenated and provide circulation as well as pushing nitrates to the surface. It has been worth the purchase and effort by far.
2034799
I would NOT use this toy in the bathtub, as it is battery operated! The music making part of the toy would most definitely be damaged if it were placed in water!!!
2094819
My daughter used it until around 20 months. Its kind of small for her now... she likes to spread out and play with all her toys and bubbles. (She's 22 months now)
1932279
Yes, give it a few days. If they are large bubbles use the rubber wedge to push them to the sides. Small bubbles will work themselves out.
1398136
NO. And it shouldn't. This works on sonic vibrations. You'll see slight ripples in the solution, but shouldn't see bubbles.
1553259
I use an air stone & air pump for my tank so yes, I would suggest an air pump & at the very least an air stone. They love riding the bubbles.
1770182
The directions said not to submerge in water, I assume that had to do with the bubble maker. We did not put in under water, and the bubble part worked once....then quit. The buttons still make music. Hope that helps!Gigi
632827
let it dry a bit and that use you hose with an attachment the toys should be ok- maybe even a little more plush ... hope this helps
170197
When I was using it, I was able to leave it on for 3-5 hours no problem. However, I was using it in bursts. For a constant use, you will need a steady bubble supply. I do want to warn you though, this will produce A LOT of bubbles. I can't image using this in a mall. I was using it for rave-style parties and it did the job quite well. It will also leave a very slippery mess on the floor, especially if using it all day long. This might be a liability you might want to avoid. Or look into a machine that produces much less bubbles.
319657
Hi. Yes, but the sound feature will break- (make sure batteries are taken out)... It does not float very well, but it was sure a hit a bath time, more so that any rubber ducky could, at least in my home.
179959
I had to pour a little bit of water in with the bubbles to get it to work. You also have to be careful not to overfill it. I used regular bubble bath and just poured in a little water until it started to work better. I hope that helps some or fixes it for you.
1037795
NO, but we have not tried. We do know you can not use the regular cheep bubbles. To get the best results, always use the bubble recommended for machines.
1398135
No there are no bubbles that I can see. There is a buzzing sound and waves in the water. I have found that it works well and use it for dentures and eye glasses.
1375604
yes it could... I liked it for awhile but then some of the holes for the bubbles plugged up and then some of the lights went out. I ended up removing it from the tank after about a year
1683289
Water can get inside the bubble underneath. Just dry it with the tip of a paper towel after cleaning. Better to do these by hand.
48259
We have ours outside but bring it inside each night. And we use bubble solution. We tired homemade bubbles but they just don't work good in this machine.