can u put these in a bath
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I personally think it better to use a diffuser as it remains in the air for quite some time as opposed to washing it down the drainonce you are out of your bath. You also will need to wash the oils out of your tub.
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Absolutely! I would also suggest putting a little carrier oil in as well, something like almond oil, hazelnut or even olive oil. You don't need to put in very much, just a few drops.
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Yes, I added the Relaxation one, along with lavender salts, to my bath this weekend and it was lovely. I added 10-20 drops to a full bath while it was filling up.
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Well, that depends on what you put them in. ;) I just rinse mine in water. They are heavy plastic and should be fine for the silverware cage of the dishwasher.
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I doubt it. They are pretty firm in there, especially with water in them. Have to use your finger nails to get them out to clean.
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It isn't designed as a bath toy. It is made as a single molded unit so it probably would be safe in water. The paint might not last though.
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Yes, but let them soak in the treated water for several minutes and do not just rinse them like you would with distilled water.
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Yes, most essential oils are lovely in the bath. I mix a few drops with epson salts for a relaxing soak. As for a body wash, yes they can be added to a base soap or oil. Essential oils are extremely concentrated, way too strong to use directly as a wash.
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I wouldn't recommend putting them on the slide door of a bathtub. They do need a dry surface in order to cling properly. They would probably cling to the outside of the slide door of the bathtub.
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Yes, they are waterproof so you can throw them in a pool or bathtub. Have fun!!!
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I didn't use mine in a bathroom so I can't really say. They are beautiful and adhere quite easily though.
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Honestly I never thought about putting them in the dish washer, but I do not see why not! They are made well so I bet they would hold up. I just soak them in a sink of hot soapy water. I may try your idea.
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They are reusable, but I don't know if they would work as a substitute for a water bath.
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I have not tried them for ice bath. The toe covers fit loosely, so I think icy water could seep inside easily. Kind of like a wet suite. May offer some insulation from coldness but not too much.
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Yes you could. We tried it but my little one likes to splash too much so we sit it in the adult bath tub now. I really LOVE this tub by the way. It is much safer and more comfortable for my son than the first one I had.
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My daughter says no it cannot be taken into the bath. Seems there are some electronics in it such as the sounds you mentioned. Hope this helps
574676
my grandkids have had them in the bathtub ...so, I don't see why a pool would be different. We use them at the beach ...a lot!
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They don't glow very long, but you can charge them in light and they will glow a bit. Some colors work better than others and yes, I think they are safe in bath. They are a hard plastic.
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Instructions are clear as to not use in bath. Follow the instructions, they are there for safety reasons for your LO. x