I know this finger paint says is washable, but i would like to know if somebody has let their little ones use them to paint in the bathtub?
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I have not however I must advise that it will likely stain your caulk and washcloth. It's REALLY hard to get out even though it says "washable". You have to rinse in hot (still stained), do a heavy duty hot cycle, soak in bleach or oxyclean for an hour, then wash in heavy cycle hot again for at least 12 minutes, etc. They do have bathtub paints you can buy, I'd do that first.
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Honestly I'd say no, when you squeeze them the water would go inside and it'd be difficult to get it out. I'm sure Infantino have actual bath toys? Hope this helps! :)
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Thank you for your question Lois.Our bathtubs are made of a crushed limestone with a polyester resin. They have a gel coat surface which is stain resistant.We will gladly send you color samples if you would like.Please let us know if you have any other questions.Thank you!
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Its not a water toy, but if you had to wash it and them let it properly dry I think it would be ok. if used as a water toy it would eventually mildew.
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I use a soft damp paper towel, then a dry paper towel. The paints also wash out of clothes.It's not paints. It's markers. They're just real juicy. Totally washable in my experience.
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These are not washable with just water like crayola washables.I use magic eraser to get it off the walls .I haven't sharpened them yet.
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no this version is not "washable" but should you child use them on your walls I have found the magic eraser works wonders on removing crayon marks from walls and toys ad tables the dollar store brand "magic eraser" works good
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NOT waterproof. You can use it with wet fingers, but I wouldn't feel safe if it accidentally dropped into the tub.
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Hello Brandon,This paint is non toxic. It is not washable and will stain. Please let us know if there is anything else we can assist you with.Kind Regards,ElsieCustomer Service RepresentativeS&S; Worldwide
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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!
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No, but it's not too bad. My daughter stayed put, for the most part. Unless I used baby oil while she was in it. THEN it got slippery! I didn't want to put the baby oil on her when she was on the changing table, so I thought it would be easier to clean up if I put it on her in the baby bath tub. I was wrong. Took forever to clean it out, so it wasn't so slippery anymore.
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The kids have also been using them as paint aprons while painting with liquid paints and the paint has not come through to their clothes. I have just done a test by squeezing a big blob of paint directly onto apron and a little did seep through. Although if I just brush lightly with brush or splash some from the brush it seems to hold it well.
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Sorry I can't help you because I hand wash. But i can say they have spend a few nights in the dishpan soaking overnight with no evidence of harm. :)
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I'm sure you can, as she is all plastic, but I would worry about her getting water in the joints and molding. I would think "sponge baths" would be fine but submerging would create problems. She really is a girl!
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I actually used finger paint to get my kids hand prints all over mine and then spray painted them with a clear waterproof sealant after. Worked like a charm...super cute keepsake.
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I'm glad to answer your question. My child is very like them, I like them, too. I don't have to worry about painting on clothes,it can be clean.I think painting in the high chair tray, should also can wash out.
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That type of surface is not mentioned in the literature provided, so I wouldn't try it. However, I believe there is special paint for bathtubs. I recommend you ask you local home improvement store.