Badabulle Extra Long Bathmat
Badabulle

Badabulle Extra Long Bathmat

€16.95

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€16.95

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Detalles del producto

The Badabulle Extra Long Bathmat is designed to cover the largest part of your tub, with 28 strong suction cups that keep it firmly in place. It features a built-in heat sensor to monitor the water temperature and indicate when it's too hot, helping ensure a safe bath for your baby.
  • Extra-large size to cover most of the tub
  • 28 suction cups for a secure grip
  • Heat sensor with indicator light for safe water temperature
  • Durable, non-slip material

Especificaciones y características

Características principales

  • Mould-resistant material

  • XL size

    to reduce risk of a slip or fall

  • Heat-sensitive temperature indicator
  • 28 large non-slip suction cups to secure it
  • XL baby bath mat with temperature sensor

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