Bath & Water Toys: Bath Toys
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Bath Toys
Asked by R.P. from Lansing
on October 15, 2008
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I'm looking for ideas of household items that make good bath toys.....my son loves the bath but I want to give him more to play with in the tub without going out and b...
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- We re-use the taco bell cups (the big plastic ones) for lots of stuff including as a toy in the tub. We also have a few "baby" toys that were grown out of as play toy...
- My kids love spray water bottles, cups and empty shampoo bottles (little trial size ones are best) in the bath tub. They are both older (3 & 5) - but these have been ...
- 1. funnels and 2 liter pop bottles with various scoops - let your child figure out the use of the funnel, don't show 2. food coloring in the water makes all old toys...
Bath Toys
Asked by N.J. from Dayton
on July 17, 2009
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Does anyone know of some good bath toys for a one year old. She already has the squeaky ones and used to love them but now she is done playing with them. Also some sug...
Cleaning Bath Toys
Asked by ❤.M. from Los Angeles
on October 25, 2011
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How do you clean your bath toys?
I have tried rinsing the soap off after every bath but they don't seem to get rid of the soap scum.
I've started dumping soapy wa...
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- I Washed them in the dishwasher.
- I used Shaklee's Basic G. It is much safer than bleach and kills more germs/viruses. I also use their cleansers so there is never soap scum. These products are ve...
- I periodically fill the tub with hot water and bleach and let the bath toys soak, then use a scrub brush on them. Cleans the toys & the tub at the same time.
Mildew on Bath Toys
Asked by C.M. from Portland
on June 16, 2008
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My daughter has a bunch of bath toys, including a couple of bath babies that she will just not part with. I have tried drying everything after her bath and her toys s...
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- Laundry bleach will remove mildew without affecting the toy's plastic. It can be diluted at least 4:1 and still be effective. It should be rinsable with clear water.
- I am involved with an essential oil company and one of the products is a household cleaner with pure essential oils that will clean fungus and mold - so it would proba...
- I washed my kids bath toys in bleach and then ran them through the dish washer. You can also try Tile X mold and mildew cleaner and then run through the dishwasher
Best Bath Toys?
Asked by J.L. from Dallas
on November 30, 2009
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Time to throw out my toddler's bath toys and get a new set in time for Christmas. Any suggestions? We're kinda grossed out by the squirt toys because you can't fully...
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- My almost 4 year old's favorites are still cups - we have some with drain holes in them we bought at Babies R Us. And some stackable ones that he uses. He also likes...
- We have alphabet letters that stick to the tub walls and are quite large, so no choking hazard. I no longer use the squirt toys, since they get moldy very fast inside ...
- With a 4 and 1 year old, we've tried lots of bath toys. The ones that are the absolute best for our little ones are bowls, measuring cups, measuring spoons, spatulas,...
Cleaning Bath Toys
Asked by A.C. from Kansas City
on October 10, 2007
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I have a 2 1/2 year old daughter and like evereyone else we have had bath toys in a bath bag hanging in our shower. Well 2 years of hanging there and everyday play and...
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- If you're going to throw them away anyway, run them through the dishwasher... none of them will completely melt, they just might not be quite the same. If anything do...
- You may want to also try Clorox hard surface spray it is safe to use on childrens toys. I use Clorox quite a bit and I really like it.
- Absolutely, get a 5 gallon bucket and some powdered foaming oxyclean. Fill it with hot water and a lot of the oxyclean and let it sit there and bubble the dirt away. ...
Seeking Remedy for Mold/Mildew on Squeaky Bath Toys
Asked by H.D. from Providence
on June 5, 2008
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Hello. Does anybody have any remedies for removing mold and mildew off of bath toys? Thanks for your replies!
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- A great product to remove mold is Sol-u-Mel. It uses Melaleuca oil (tea tree oil) which removes the moldy smell & is a solvent to help remove the mold itself. This i...
- I would do a combo of water and a little bleach. But, I could never get the squirty toys clean on the inside, they can get really dirty with black stuff, they are che...
- I would trow them out and get some new ones. You can use a diluted bleach but I wouldn't soak them overnight. Maybe for a half an hour and then wash them with soap a...
Bath Toys for a 4-Year-old
Asked by A.P. from Los Angeles
on April 13, 2010
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Hi, Mommies out there.
It is once again that time to get rid of the squirt toys in my dd's bath net. But I am wondering if I should even bother replacing them. She i...
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- I let my 3 year old take in all tge toys she gets in her kid meals. They are usually an animal or doll or fun little gadget and she plays house or zoo or whatever and ...
- My kids like to pour, so we have plastic measuring cups, plastic buckets of different sizes. Put toys in that do not have a air hole. They won't get nasty like the o...
- Bath crayons, color tablets (they change the color of the water), and bath puzzles to do on the wall are all I can think of right now. :)
Cleaning Bath Toys
Asked by S.B. from Columbus
on March 4, 2008
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Does anyone have a suggestion on the best way to clean bathtub toys. My son loves playing with toys in the tub but it seems they always have mildew inside. We have avo...
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- I got rid of all the toys that are squeeky or you can squeeze.....they all hold bacteria inside....the black and even clear mold/bacteria can cause boyles on their lit...
- Hi S.! I stopped using those toys completely the first time they felt slimey. I now buy the tub crayons and that keeps my daughter busy for the entire time.
- We use Shaklee's Basic H to clean everything. It's great on the toys and as with all our products, it's non toxic.(Oprah has featured our Get Clean Products on her sho...
Any Good Magnet Toys for the 'Fridge? Oh, and Good Bath Toys?
Asked by S.Y. from Pittsburgh
on December 12, 2008
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I love you guys...thanks for all of your responses...:)
My dd just discovered that the fridge is magnetic! I have been letting her play (supervised, of course) with...
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- Hi S.! There are some kid friendly magnet letters and numbers out there! Also for the bath, ducks, sponges, and boats are still the favorites with any child. No m...
- My kids have 2 magnetic sets that they love. They can be used on a magnetic surface or not. One is by Leapfrog. It is a barn with 5 or 6 animals. You have to match...
- Hi S., Leapfrog makes some great refridgerator magnets - one set is a farm where you have to match the animals - perfect for your daughters age now. My son still p...
