Are these molded or filled with water?
1643398
Molded. A heavy plastic very durable. We used them several times last summer. Lot's of fun.
2049978
Wet, but not too wet. These are fabulous, and I've been using them for years.
314453
They are water filled. But they don't cool room temp liquids cold enough for me.
213804
They weren't moldy but they were moist ! Didn't seem to cause a problem though
1265460
They are soft rubber. Relatively easy to squeeze all the water out -- several good hard squeezes seemed to do the trick. I turned them hole-side-up when thoroughly squeezed and they seemed to dry out pretty well overnight.
2087093
There are hollows/holes but big enough to dry completely. However they also don't float, which was a bummer for me.
1781047
Can't remember-I think hollow but these install nicely and are very sturdy feeling when caulking dries. I have seen other splash guards that don't look/work as well as these. I looked for these specifically cause they were the type used in a retirement home that my father lived in.
1823943
They are made out of Silicone. Mine also leaked goo but i was able to easily get replacements and now i love them!
1245248
Yes, they are plastic. The lid does not fit so tightly as to be completely waterproof, but I have not found any water in any of my bins. We have ours under the carport, no problems so far.
1265458
They are a soft plastic. Never used in the bath, but washed them when they arrived and they accumulate some water inside. Squeezing them several times seems to take care of that.
774932
I don't recall having to do that with any of the ones I got and they were sealed in plastic, but I guess if the beads are already indicating they are wet then I would.
452530
They appear to be plastic, but they are actually a kind of soft vinyl and stuffed with filler. So they were kind of soft.
1278446
Nope, these have molded plastic for hair. I used them for cake toppers and my daughter plays with them in the tub.
967899
I just checked... 1/2 cup of water filled one mold all the way to the top. Hope this helps.
1265455
They're made of rubber, the kind you find in most dog squeak toys. They're made to be durable, however with a very small pin point opening they probably wouldn't be good to be in water as mold can grow quickly in such a tight, spill space. But for normal playtime they hold up well. We bought them approximately 3 months ago and they still look like new ( except for the one the dog ate).
16265
Thanks for the email. The water bowl on these are plastic.Let me know if you have any other questions :)Thanks Elliott
1545523
I really dont kno because I didnt actually put mine in water, I wiped it down real good. Only because, I didnt buy them to use I bought them for decoration and not to be touched...im sorry I couldnt help.