Do these toys have a hole in bottom (to squirt water)? I do not want the kind with holes (to avoid mold getting inside). Thanks.
2087086
Yes, there are holes in the bottoms, but they are BIG, like I can fit my pinky finger in there no problem. But they are not hollow, it's like you could put them on top of a big pencil. Hope this helps! I could see these drying really easily with no mold!
2087087
The hole in the bottom is about 1/2 inch in diameter... They are not squirt toys, and the same size hole goes to the other end. As far as rubber toys go, they do have a much more pleasant smell. Almost like vanilla. I purchased them as a gift for a seven month old, and may purchase another one for my own daughter :) I hope this helps
2087088
They do have holes. I bought this as a gift. They are supposed to be made of natural rubber but when i got them they had a very distinct smell. Not sure what it was but i tend to be a little suspicious of toys that have strong aromas. If you are very health conscious, i would not recommend this toy, just in case.
2087089
The toys do have many holes, but they are not the squirting bath toys you may be thinking of. The holes are about dime sized so water immediately drains from them. They don't retain any water.
2087090
They have multiple holes in them. The holes on the bottom are about pinky finger width and all have holes on the top as well for ventilation. Water does not get trapped in them these are not be able to "squirt water". The sharks have the large hole on the bottom and the gills are also vents, the octopus has a large hole on the bottom and a vent in the face, the diver also has a large hole in the bottom and vents in the helmet. I have not had a mold problem and I live in the Pacific Northwest, they air out pretty easy. And they have a nice vanilla sent to them. Hope this helps.
2087091
They do have large holes.. water flows out. They are not made to squirt. I have had these for months now and my 16 month old loves them.
2087092
Yes, it's quite a large hole, just a little smaller than a dime, so you won'tbe able to squirt with them. I don't think these toys are meant to float either, I'm not sure yet, I bought them for Christmas
2087093
There are hollows/holes but big enough to dry completely. However they also don't float, which was a bummer for me.
1928294
On ours, it is just an oval sticker there, no holes. Maybe the picture just looks like holes. We were happy with these, very durable for kids rough with putting toys away, and look nice too.
2204733
I haven't had problems with leaks yet. My kids love these...don't fill them up all the way otherwise when u close them it will spill over.
97145
i wouldn't advise putting the doll into water since it might affect the opening and closing of the eyes. Also there are no drains and once the water gets inside the doll it will not all of it will drain out. If you have it in a warm evironment and if the doll is dipped in water it will always have moist air inside that could contribute to mold growth. Not a real healthy environment for a child or an adult.
1063623
They are soft plastic and should be easily used as tub toys. The holes are even in their mouths, so you can squirt water out of them. They are quite honestly the cutest baby toys I've ever seen.
1256608
Yes, there are plenty of holes - shouldn't be a problem to use for kids bath toys.
1341282
Try putting toy with no water first ,just let them go in and out to get their toys ,then after a few hours I put water ,but just a little the first time , then the second day I put more water , now they go in and out by themselves and get wet while I sit there and soak my feet lol
1551865
No, ours came perfectly and work great! They do not have much water, but they're not supposed to.
1503275
No holes, I think that is a good thing, if any liquid gets on them it does not get to cabinet. I love this item, can't believe it took so long for someone to discover this.
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!
899902
Yes it does. Flip the top up and it has clips on the side so it can be opened. However these toys do drain out very well. I have kept an eye on them and no sings of mold at all over a period of a month. My kids play with them every night (sub and boat).
1981167
The cups are thick plastic. The plastic is not thin like a Play-Doh container. They would definitely hold water, but I don't know about being water safe. Sorry. There are no numbers on the bottom of the cups to help determine the type of plastic and I threw the packaging out long ago. Hope this helps.
1841022
No hole on the bottom. However it comes with a saucer with a reservoir. It raises the plant up and water will be left inside the planter sonwater doesn't leak on the floor. I bought the bronze and love it. It's extremely lightweight.
1493526
I gave this to my grandson who loved it for his special little things. I do not recall any holes on bottom.
2266640
Mine do get moldy. Once that happens I toss them out because I haven't found a way to clean them once it starts. Rather than making all of them at once, I made smaller batches so the kids get the chance to keep playing.
789230
No holes in the outer plastic bowel. There are holes on the lid allowing you to pour the water out while the top/lid is still attached.
1719593
There is no hole in the bottom. However, there is a built-in grate to help with water run off.