Are they hard plastic or soft so that they can be used as a bath squirt toy?
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.
1063624
Hi, They are not really soft, but you still can use them as a bath toys. The whole is very small so it's hard to get water out of them. I got them just for regular play. I hope my answer was helpful.
1063625
They are not too soft, nor hard. They are really cute and feel soft to the touch. I don't think they can be used as a squirt toy because the hole they have is very tiny.
1779609
Not quite sure what you mean by soft or rough, but I would say soft. They are similar to soft side of a Scott brand kitchen sponge. Hard when dry, but squishy when wet. I liked my sponges.
498959
yes, they are thin hard plastic. but haven't had a problem with them. put bottom end in first they screw on the top so you don't have so much pressure when putting in the ground.
1126215
They are soft plastic but don't bend much; grandsons loved playing with them in bathtub!
1353659
They are able to be bent. I would say they are a soft plastic. I bought them for my 2 year old grandson and he uses them for soccer and building a fort.
1767
I believe them to be rubber. They have a little flex to them unlike hard plastic ones.
1857273
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! :)
2178311
Hard plastic. I used them for awhile and one has already broken. The brush snapped off the handle. Hope this helps!
25099
While the spout is not soft like a bottle nipple, it is not hard plastic either. It is more of a rubbery texture or firmness. My boys seemed to really like it especially during teething as it provided some pressure to their gums but wasn't unforgiving like a hard plastic would be.
1265458
They are a soft plastic. Never used in the bath, but washed them when they arrived and they accumulate some water inside. Squeezing them several times seems to take care of that.
452530
They appear to be plastic, but they are actually a kind of soft vinyl and stuffed with filler. So they were kind of soft.
2136693
They are soft. The ones we bought broke within 2 weeks. Disappointing to say the least.
1165997
I don't know, but they are soft as butter when they are wet... kinda like a microfiber I guess.. I use mine everyday love em ~
900400
They are all solid hard plastic except for the octopus who is the same plastic but hollow with a large whole in the bottom like a puppet. Very durable, great for teething, but I wouldn't want to step on one in the night in the dark...
2153928
These balls are definitely a non squishy ball. Granted if you were to sit on them they might squish a little but they are made of a hard plastic and do a very good job in my dryer. I am a mom of three little kids so i am ALWAYS doing laundry I love these dryer helpers.
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Though it is some sort of plastic, but not hard that it is stiff and not soft that it is flexible. On a scale from 1 to 10 with 1 being soft and 10 being hard, I would give it an 8. It is quite durable, but not too hard that a teething child would hurt himself with. My 6-year old enjoys it in the tub because it is not too hard for him to play with, though I think he would like it more if it were squishy, but that's another issue.
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Yes, you can consider them a very firm plastic. Hard as in durable - not breakable. They are quite sturdy. I have been using them regularly for a few years, and they are still in perfect condition. Hope this helps.