can they be submerged in water without water trapping?
1857272
Well they're hollow, filled with air and a little air hole so when you squeeze them air escapes through the little hole. I imagine if you squeezed one while under water it would suck up water and you wouldn't be able to get it out again. I don't think of them as water toys.
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! :)
848255
Yes they are when exposed to moisture. will dissolve in a fishes mouth after a few dayts.
229836
I haven't tried them in water, but I don't imagine it would ruin them at all.
1190431
No, they aren't sealed in any way. Water can get in through the switch ports, the camera port and the microphone port, as well as the micro SD slot. Whether or not immersion in fresh or pool water would do permanent damage is hard to say. Lithium batteries don't cope well with short circuiting, so the most likely failure if immersed in water would be battery failure. Immersion in seawater would almost certainly corrode the internals.
2215380
No, they are a knit material and water will penetrate. You shouldn't have wet hands, either.
1136539
There isn't rubber so its not air tight but they close just fine, if you submerged them under water I believe the water would get in after a good amount of time though.
1099297
I have no idea but I wouldn't think so. The most water I've exposed them to was while running in light drizzle and they were fine
434643
Water can get in if submerged. Feet stay dry if walking around on a wet surface.
1742632
Absolutely not! There are waterproof toggles available but you defintely don't want to subject these to any water at all.
1107199
hi they need salt water ,so if there is fresh water in ther no you cant put them in.
1545523
I really dont kno because I didnt actually put mine in water, I wiped it down real good. Only because, I didnt buy them to use I bought them for decoration and not to be touched...im sorry I couldnt help.
1018686
Nope. Water will destroy these. I had these above an aquarium. The little splashes of water caused these to corrode and fail. There are water proof versions of these. I use those now.
2006860
Honestly, I haven't tried them with water. They don't seem like they would stand up to it.
1603166
Thanks for your question. Yes, it can take a little moisture on the surface, but shouldn't be submerged. Hope it help you.
1001665
I would say no. I haven't tried them in water, but the materials do not seem waterproof at all.
446664
From what I can gather from the two I have bought, they're water resistant for use on vehicles in all sorts of weather, but not waterproof for being submerged underwater.
1560154
They are not submersible but rain won't bother then. They will fog on the outside if you go into a humid warm house after being in the cold but are sealed to prevent interior fog.