Do these actually hold toys for longer than 2 mins. I have a different set that are alphabet letters and everything falls on the floor.
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They seem fairly strong enough to hold lighter toys and they really are not flimsy.
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Depending on how heavy the top is and how big it is, it will hold. Now I have not tried the alphabet ones but for sure the circle ones work for me.
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The rings themselves are stiff and strong enough to hold a decent sized toy off the ground. Though it's pretty easy for a young wiggly kid to accidentally pull the rings apart. I recommend linking them two across to help prevent that
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If you are using them in the Kong toy the puppy will have the break it up before he/she can get it out. You will be fine.
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Yes, i believe they would but once in there it might not come out that easily. I would look for something a bit bigger so that it won't get 'lost' in the toy. Hope this helps
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Actually, yes in our case. They do not latch in any way, although they're not so slippery that they are going to fall apart badly during normal play - an occasional straightening by an older child will be all they need. But in our case, our two year old and her four-year-old brother were constantly intentionally disassembling the rooms, such that they ended up all over the room in which they were playing, and I could see that it wouldn't be long before one or more got stepped in, sat upon, or otherwise unintentionally broken - not to mention the general clutter they caused. My solution was to zip-tie most of the sections together. (A few cannot be attached in this manner because of the way the walls are built.) I did this at least 7-8 months ago, and it really solved the problem. They've basically forgotten that it comes apart at all, and I haven't had to worry about it. When they're older, I will remove the zip-ties.
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Wow, a set lasts one to two days? I'm lucky to get half a day out of a set in mine. Of course, both my kids take turns playing it. We've moved to rechargeable batteries as well.
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It would depend on what you put in them. If you filled them I would think not. They are a bit hard to close and open so I would be careful with doing this for children depending on the age. I used these for charms that I was selling and can tell you they worked well for those but they do not hold a lot. They do not spread open much and do not hold any form of liquid. I would really recommend that you think about this twice especially if they are really young as I would worry about choking hazard.
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They will fall out easily! I would recommend laying it down, inside a cabinet. They fit loosely.
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No I haven't but have used them for the 6 in. Precious Moments dolls and didn't work well. They keep toppling down. Hope this answer helps. Good luck!
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I believe they stay attached. And once pulled you can't pull them again. Don't do it too early
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I double checked Sorry they are hard plastic. I did not have any trouble getting or keeping mine in the ground
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Yes but I wouldn't recommend holding anything with them, and if you do don't hold don't them for a long period of time, the reason why I say this because I tested them out to see how long they can last, so I took a pan out of the oven around 350 and they only were able to last around 10 second, unless you double fold them.
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We've had this set for 2 years now, my 6 year old and my 2 year old play with it, and we only had 1 piece that fell from a very high place and opened, exposing the magnets. All the other pieces are still intact.
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They do last longer on the holder, but in my bathroom they are a little bit too big at first to just pull. I get one square at a time...
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I wouldn't say "pour out" but yes, they will fall out somewhat. Our granddaughter has all kinds of toys in it including balls and they stay in pretty well. Its an awesome toy! I highly recommend it.
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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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I press in at the numbers and they come apart quite easily. My boys are 14 months now and can get the smaller ones apart. The *key* is to not nest them as balls. If you want to nest them within each other, don't snap the smaller balls together.
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My youngest is 4 now. If yours are like mine, they will play if once or twice & then go off it to other toys & maybe come back in couple of months & relook at it & then off again. The good thing about this is its big sized cardboard pieces so chance of pieces getting lost is quite low (as in how do you loose a piece thats 7 inches long). So its not bad & keeps them engaged for a short while. Hope this answers your question. If not, please do feel free to ask :)