🦖 Dinosaur Squishies Squishy Birthday - QINGQIU Review

Received them as a little surprise for my Christmas presents. They definitely added a funny laugh to my gifts, but they smell absolutely awful. I have a sensitive nose and these things made me vomit and gave me an immediate headache. You smell like oil/petrol/I don't know what and the smell sticks to your hands when you hold them.

The paint wears out very quickly, it has replaced all kinds of bruises in 5 minutes of children playing. The packaging also makes them look like candy as they are individually wrapped in cellophane. The children asked me if they were candy or a toy.

Listed as 'toys' but with wrapping they look and feel like candy, they ain't that boring. I kept imagining confusion or frustration at the tricks or treats that would be tempted to take a bite out of these delicious looking gummies, only to find they were simply meant to be thrown around and lost under the bed instead of being eaten .

In 2019 I have a Christmas tradition of buying these little squishes and leaving them at home for the family to find: in Kerig where the pod gets clean coffee cups (I wash my squishes before putting them next to anything food related), under pillows, over gas caps, on my brother's drum pedals. Maybe I like it more than my family? no Buy them and spread the Christmas cheer!

I thought they were a bit bigger so I assumed they were foam. But I think it's better than I expected because it's a gel-like material. That means they can be washed! I thought they would be difficult to compress due to their small size, but they are more fun to stretch. And they come individually wrapped. I think that once they're out of the box, they become a magnet for lint and dust. My only hesitation about adding them to Valentine's Day treats is that very young children might think…

These mochi squishes came individually wrapped and as advertised. A few surface imperfections but otherwise charming. They are very soft and elastic, comfortable thickness. But they smell like chemicals. Like a really strong smell of fishing bait. I have a sensitive nose and the smell gives me a headache so I'm trying to get rid of the smell. I washed them in dish soap first and kept them in baby powder. Then I try baking soda. If you're one of those people who doesn't mind the chemical smell…