How difficult would it be for a child to accidentally discharge these?
1438569
Pop tab safety, so I guess it depends on how old the kid is. Also if u remove they safety yourself or leave it on.
1438570
I would say not very easy for a child below 10 to figure out...but it depends of course how curious your kids are.
1484797
i have run them through a gentle cycle once just to clean them before use but i would still handwash them to be safe. they are small so it shouldnt be a burden
394286
Nope, not unless you disconnect the velcro. Can't imagine a toddler figuring that out.
830921
There's Real Good Chance They Could Melt and Be Hard Eject. Also Could Make a Very Difficult Mess to Get Out of Chamber. I Recommend Not Try This with Tipton Snap Caps !!!
1547375
It's not. You can boil them first, and then put them onto the line/rack to dry. They will dry quickly, too. Just as a reminder, if you rinse with a bit of vinegar, the diaper will be less stiff when dried because it helps get the soap out.
330086
Nope but I just wiped them down with baby wipes before my baby used them. He's all over the place now walking, trying to figure out where to store then till the next little one comes!
692344
Maybe the plug for the airhole? Honestly I can imagine that it would come out. My daughters have these balls and they are under 2.
1523279
I haven't used them more than once, but I don't see why they couldn't be. We left them on the floor for a couple of days while we cleaned, folded, sorted and bagged everything. We weren't delicate with them, and they didn't puncture.
1208450
hmm...I've never thought about that. My kids keep theirs in their lunch boxes, and I wash them often, so I guess I don't worry about it too much.
1901468
Personally, I would never have any meds where a child could touch it, no matter what the dispenser was...well maybe a safe is ok lol....but then again I am the one who has to treat their overdoses so i am a tad unyielding on this concept. One tummy pump and IV and charcoal or ipecac is one too many imho,and kids are the number one cause of kid accidents...I wish I had a nickel for every parent that stated "but they KNEW not to do/touch that, or they never touched it before, or I thought it would be ok just this once, etc".
1839526
I did not let ours air out and they seemed fine. We used ours about 12 hours after I opened them. We did use them with girls age 4 and 7, not adults.
310402
They are not meant to be absorbent. They are paper-thin. The urine goes right through it. They are intended to catch the bowel movement so it's easier to dump it out of the cloth diaper.
1475539
not at all.. you just have to push and pull out gently.. and thats it.. if it doesn't work as i said they might have some damage.
1692640
Yes, however they will take on water and the excess water will have to be squeezed out. To prevent bacterial growth, use a tablespoon or two of white distilled vinegar with a gallon of water for the washing solution, and be sure to squeeze as much water out after washing as possible. It is a GREAT toy and washing them will be necessary, but I found it to be easy!
409474
If these are made like the magic erasers....my son made the mistake of leaving one of them in a bucket of water for quite a while. After that it separated like you are describing. So I would assume that it was from being too wet for too long.
407976
hmm I guess it all depends. My son was 4 when I first got them and he had no problems.
807738
I work in a hospital and hand out floam all the time for kids to squeeze when they get procedures done and then send it home. One family recently came back and said that it got wet and ruined it so I'll say no for this one. Hope that helps!