Is this suitable for a kid really selling lemonade on the sidewalk in front of his house?
1356605
Yes! It is easily transportable, it's sturdy but not too heavy to move. I wouldn't leave it outside as it is made of wood and wouldn't hold up to wet weather. It's brightly colored and would definitely be eye-catching to a lemonade customer passing by!
1356606
Sure! I wouldn't leave it outside or anything even though it is really sturdy-mine have sold lemonade from it before!
74797
yes i believe it can be used outside...i use it inside to hold my coffee cups
1689389
Outdoors would work on a sunny, calm day. This house is made out of cardboard, so wind or rain would not be good. It is very light and portable. I am not sure about the folding...probably a big pain, but I think you could. do it.
464733
It is an outside toy. It's a little large for inside. If you have the room in the basement or wherever, it would be fine.
765906
Yes. My son loves to use it on our balcony and it was even good on grass and sidewalk at the park!
1835638
Absolutely YES. We used it for an outdoor kids birthday. The tank lasted is nearly 5 hours.
1423447
i would say yes, for kids 2 years plus. my 3 year old likes to use it to squirt things outside - sort of like a squirt gun.
162529
Yes! We found that it does not really blow bubbles well anyway. We just use it as a toy lawnmower now.
718309
You can use it to serve cereal to your kids. Use cold milk. I don't think if the material is hard enough for hot or even warm liquids.
2088707
Yes you can. Just place the bag on a hard surface like sidewalk or patio and step on it. I just tried one and it took about 15 seconds to inflate. A little baking soda and vinegar may ooze out so I recommend outdoor use with adult supervision. Kids love the pop!
645485
It could be used for real, but the items are quite small...so it would take several cups to quench a thirst...
1701918
I think you could, although there is a version that is specifically designed for outside use (and much larger, more liquid inside). We used those last summer and it really worked, this stuff is amazing.
1574844
I personally think it would be better suited for outside, but it is small enough to be used inside. It just rolls VERY freely/easily.
679559
Simply making sure to keep the plunger straight on both up and down strokes, I have used this pump immersed in a kiddie pool to drench multiple screaming 6 - to - 10 year old brat nieces and nephews at distances of easily 12 or 15 feet. It can shoot water well up into the air, though I know this is not the intended purpose - it should illustrate the pumping power. I will say that a strong person must be mindful, this is not made to last forever. It would certainly bail out a flooded basement up a flight of stairs (provided you had another hose to hook up to the output hose)
272240
should work fine on sidewalks or paved areas, somewhere fairly smooth and clean. My grand daughter loves hers. But she primarily uses them indoors.
825608
yes- its enough sufactent for several applications- my lawn is just a half acre. you will need to buy more surfactant at a nursery
1144500
Yes, it is. It's good for small projects , it's not very strong but enough for preschool.