Can these figurines get wet i.e., safe in bathtub? Thanks.
625933
Yeah shouldn't be an issue. My daughter has played with hers in the tub a couple times. As long as you don't leave them submerged in the water for long periods of time, should be ok.
625934
I can't see any reason why they couldn't go in water. Truthfully we haven't taken them in the bath bc we have other bath toys.
625935
Yes. Doesn't look like the paint will come off and not made of spongey material.
625936
Yes, ours are in the bath almost every night. They are waterproof and they don't have "real" hair - all plastic.
302266
I assumed for when we play in the tub with the toys so they can dry out without molding. That is if they make it back into the barrel. Good question :)
1513072
It's made of cloth. I don't think this doll is tub safe. However, the Corolle Tidoo dolls are made for going in the tub. My daughter has both dolls and the Tidoo one has been in the bath and pool many times.
1825373
I would not use this Gup in the tub. But there are lots of other Octonauts toys that are great for water. Hope that helps!
1456288
The figurines are not mechanically attached. You just pull the figurine out with your hand and then push the other in.
300878
That depends on how nice you want to keep her. Repeated exposure to water will damage her hair, and water that gets stuck inside her head and joints can shorten the lifespan of those joints. But she's not going to immediately fall apart just because you got her wet, nor does she have any absorbent materials that will retain moisture and grow mouldy, so if your kid wants to play with her mermaid doll in the bathtub, no worries.
1271136
I'm not sure. I gave them to my dd's preschool class 3 years ago and they have them up there for the kids to use, but I'd be surprised if they wash them. I bet you could, on delicate and then hang to dry. But I think they just let them dry and, since they only use them for paint or "shaving cream," they don't worry about it.I hope that helps. :)
1985907
I wouldn't. Toys like these are frequently diecast metal, which may rust if water gets inside them.
1268175
They do float, but for a very short time. I'm more inclined to just say no. However, when my grandson is playing in the tub, the cars have stayed above water.
2215380
No, they are a knit material and water will penetrate. You shouldn't have wet hands, either.
1948869
I would not put the doll in water. She has a cloth body and I am afraid it would not dry evenly and become lumpy.
1871937
We use these almost exclusively as bath toys (they are great in the water because there are no holes or small cracks for water to get into and cause mildew) they stick to each other and the tub walls just as well wet or dry. My 4.5 yr old and 17 month old LOVE them. I have to admit I enjoy playing with them as well.
1063624
Hi, They are not really soft, but you still can use them as a bath toys. The whole is very small so it's hard to get water out of them. I got them just for regular play. I hope my answer was helpful.
625347
None at all on ours. We've had them about a year and a half. And most the time they self dry in the empty tub :) We do live in california, so it's a pretty dry. We have had troubles with other plastic toys that have snuck in as gifts. These we are all in love with though!
62845
LOL annoying isn't it? They can go in water, I just haven't used them in the bath because they each have the little air hole, and water might turn to mold in there. You know how the rubber duckies do that if you don't get all the water out? These are REALLY nice blocks so I didn't want to have to throw one out, I love them. I'm thinking of getting a second set so my daughter has more of them to build with. Hope that helps!
586193
They don't glow very long, but you can charge them in light and they will glow a bit. Some colors work better than others and yes, I think they are safe in bath. They are a hard plastic.
1404802
We haven't 'tested' them with liquid even accidentally. They do seem sturdy though and could likely take a dip in liquid without much internal damage- the exception the Lego sticker would probably peel.