is blue tin better the plastic tub
1523943
I like the tin because its easier to spot. The tube is easily lost. I glued a magnet on the tin and have it on my fridge! Where its handy all the time! Hope this helps.
1523944
I LOVE THE BLUE TIN. Having said that I will give my opinion on what I would choose if I had been given the choice. Plastic or tin? I would always choose a metal container over plastic or cardboard one. A metal container in my opinion would always provide a more stable, long lasting way to preserve a family game. I have decks of cards, card games, dice games and board games that came in metal, cardboard, plastic and even wooden containers. Over many years the plastic and cardboard packaging has become broken, tattered, taped and glued and in many cases the containers have been long discarded because of lost and missing pieces. Over those same years of usage in comparison to the games that came in metal or wooden containers that still look great and seldom end up with missing pieces. I have never seen this game in any other form so I can only give an opinion on the plastic packaging but if I had been given a choice it would have been METAL hands down !!!! I also like the nostalgic feel of the metal container. Gives the feel of having a long time favorite game that has been around for years.
1523945
I think it's sturdier, but shouldn't matter all that much depending on how you store it.
1523946
Don't know about the plastic tub but, the metal tin is nice....unless it gets bent and the lid won't go on...has not happened yet :)
1523947
Our friends have the blue tin LCR so we decided to get the same. I do not know about the plastic tub.
793825
I think the plastic duck bath would be better because it holds water in and doesn't require the whole bath tub to be full to use. But like my review said, my daughter hated this bath because the water never stayed warm inside of it.
317344
I doubt it. If it were, I'm sure they'd advertise! Try Green Toys, Green Sprout, or Boon bath toys. I believe those are all PVC, BPA, and phthalate free. Some Sassy toys are as well, you just have to check into certain models.
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Yes, I've done this. It works well. I do not worry about the bleach residue as it would be so minor in a tub full of water. Bleach baths are actually suggested for some infections, like MSRA, so I doubt the miniscule amount that might be left behind inside a bath toy will hurt anything. Also, the chlorine in pools is basically bleach.
766795
The blue allows slightly better sight but the plating works pretty good too. I found the blue makes strange lights appear under sodium vapor lamps in an indoor pool. Helps make lap swimming more interesting.
1638760
Much sturdier and has a plastic like coating. Love mine and wold recommend it.
520791
I didn't see the previous response to your question prior to answering, but BHedin made a good point about these being cheaper to fill with a larger tub as opposed to the GoGurts.
1664675
I was looking for toys with no BPA, phthalates, PVC, or external coatings. It looks comparable but I could not say for sure. I believe the shape makes it easier to handle.
126548
I've been using one for about 6 months, & it's never left any marks on my porcelain tub, so I doubt it would stain plastic.
472667
No, this would not work. Go to Lowes, Home Depot or Walmart and purchase plastic tubs.
1976018
I have both and this didn't work as well for me as the blue bottle. The blue bottle is great.
762666
Natalie - i'm trying to find the best tub to bathe my 2.5 yo with my 3 month old. Did this work for you or did you go with something different? Thanks!
381455
I love this can. I had original for 6 years and just got the 2nd for recycling. I would say that maybe the staninless would be better than the plastic. My dog tried to chew open the plastic lid and it has left not-so-nice marks... would maybe be less apparent on the stainless.
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The glass bottles are much easier to clean - think swish rather than scrub. Also some people feel they are safer for baby than plastic (even though the Avent plastic bottles are BPA free). I prefer the glass but my daycare only takes plastic because glass cracks in their bottle warmer. However for pumping I use the glass 4 oz glass bottles because I feel more comfortable having my milk "sit" in them all day while I am at work rather than plastic.
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Daisy 2400 ct. is usually around $5 if u order a bundle they will only include a small tin and you will be going though BB's faster than you think. Just order a big tub with it.
1999163
I would say- the plastic and wooden are better, in a case of stainless utensilis- the small scratches are possible.
1635127
The tub spout is metal. I purchased the polished brass and after two years it is still bright and shiny!