White Hot® Safety Bath Duck
Munchkin

White Hot® Safety Bath Duck

€4.25

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Munchkin
€4.25

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Detalles del producto

The White Hot® Safety Bath Duck is a fun and functional bath toy that helps monitor water temperature for safer bath time.
  • Rubber duck changes color to indicate water temperature - blue for too cold, white for just right, and red for too hot
  • Floats on the water surface for easy visibility
  • Durable, non-toxic construction
  • Suitable for babies and toddlers

Especificaciones y características

Características principales

  • White Hot Safety Disc of the duck bath toy reveals the word HOT in white when bath water is unsafe for baby (104 degrees Fahrenheit/40 degrees Celsius and above)
  • Fun, easy-to-grasp size and shape
  • Water-tight to prevent sinking, squirting, and mildew
  • Floats and makes a great baby bath toy duck
  • Ages 0+ Months

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