Do these beads float on their own?
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I never tested if they float. But these beads are very low quality and when used for jewelry they break very easily.
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Hi sorry I never tried to float them, I used them for the candy and cake table and the pictures at night were aluminating!! It made for a really nice picture! I really loved the flowers and the color changing is very nice. The price is really good, the cheapest I found on line and in stores.
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The sets do not come with the floating piece. We have never used them in the tub - so I don't know. These blocks are so great! My grandchildren are now ages 7 and 4 years and still enjoy stacking them as high as they can.
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Yes they stand on there own. They are some sort of ceramic and not wooden though.
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They are light plastic and would float. Pool steps are usually weighted down with sand in the base.
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In my experience, they did NOT float but that could be because I placed enough (lots!) in my wedding vases to hold up the flowers in the center pieces. I also used waterproof LED lights in these vases.
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I have purchased a couple of these. They are as seen with the float installed. Hope this helps.
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I never tried to check that but they are too stubby to float. But they effective for swimming.
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They float. They will eventually sink, but my daughter drops the magnet down into the water & is able to catch them that way. We've not had any issues with them not coming up out of the water. The toy can also be played with out of water.
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Hi. I bought these beads last year & the hole does go all the way through the bead. I haven't used them yet, but I'm looking forward to it. I hope I was able to answer your question.
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Of course, they are awesome! You can still fill it up with water even after the pearls have been fully soaked up. Mine will shrink and then I add water and it goes back to normal. I love them
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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.
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(sorry for taking so long to see this question) No, this model does not float.
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That's going to be a mixed answer, as some did and some didn't. I don't recall which ones were which, as it's been awhile (I haven't seen my Granddaughter playing with them in a long time) since I've noticed them around. Of course, it depends on their purpose too, as they (obviously) would stand on their own if on a cake or something....Sorry, hope this helped some. :-)
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Great Questions. Yes, the play balls will float because they filled with air.
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No. This fills them with air. You'd need helium to make them float. We use this for centerpieces and filling up latex balloons that we put on a "stick".
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I think they would easily hold liquid with super glue. I have embroidery beads in mine and have only had one incident. The cork got stuck and it was hard to remove.