Review on 🛁 Fun and Colorful Boon Jellies Suction Cup Bath Toys for a Splashing Good Time by David May

HIGHLY RECOMMEND. A year and another baby later, they're still favorites for many reasons. Boon Jellies cover a wide age range. Over the past year, my son has had mixed interests in them. However, he keeps coming back to this toy, which is very rare for him. As my almost 3 year old gets older he plays with them in new ways. I have a 1 year old daughter who also loves to play with them. Aside from the variety of gameplay charms they offer, they are very well designed and made. These are really nice toys which is so rare. I want to discuss a couple of topics that I've seen people write about. Mold. This can only lead to mold if you leave the water in the cups for a long time (again and again)! User neglect, not a design flaw. It is almost impossible for mold to grow in them if they are drained. I leave them in the tub for a few days as the tub drains, the water in the toys always dries up and I live in a very humid area. Or you could just be smart and put them away after use. Unlike toys that are closed and difficult to empty, if you take even a second to put them away, they won't withstand the water. This way you will never get mold. In the course of the year of use, the suction power has not decreased. Sometimes we let them stick on the wall for a few days. The only problem with the suction was a build up of minerals from the water on one of the cups. Used a toothbrush, quickly cleaned like new, glued back together. My son loves to play with his toys, they have survived many, many throws despite the size of the tub. In general, my son does not like popular toys. 9 out of 10 toys I bought for him he wants nothing to do with it. It's great to see such a beautiful, durable and versatile toy that has been used over such a long period of time. My daughter on the other hand loves 9 out of 10 toys she gets and she loves them too. vicinity.