🎨 Enhance Artistic Play with Play Doh Pumper Electric - Non Toxic 2 Ounce Fun! Review

Sooo cute! The hair comes out like one of those. Mexican sweets when you turn the knob it's just sooooo fun!. The razor shaves the hair so easily and the scissors are cool too but unfortunately the buzzer does NOT work, I will exchange it and hopefully the new one will work. Remove the plasticine from the figure, much of it comes out in tiny balls due to holes in the head. But overall it's a fun little toy :)

You will use it once and then you will understand IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO CLEAN IT. There's no easy or smart way to get the clay out of the bodies. Biggest pain in the ass imaginable, for $12 you only buy 5 tiny tortillas and useless plastic. And clippers are so poorly designed that they don't make a sound unless you squeeze really hard, which you wouldn't expect a child to do. Luckily only spent $12 but still spent $12. Save yourself the headache, the cute concept, the awful design, not worth…

I bought this for my 3 year old who always has trouble playing with other plasticine toys that need to be pressed to make the mass squirt out of something. It has a hand crank that he can easily control himself which he loves! Even my 7 year old couldn't resist playing too! He enjoyed the humming electric razor. It only buzzes when it makes contact with the connection, which is cool! This is probably her favorite playset at the moment. The only downside is that it can be a bit difficult to…

Super cute my 2 and 4 year old boys love it. It's easy to spin, other kits are more difficult and I have to do it for them, so it's good that they can do it themselves. My biggest complaint is that the clipper/buzzer is useless. It is impossible to keep it buzzing all the time during a haircut. I would like it to be made with a small button that can be pressed while in use. Instead, when using it, you have to press down on the two small metal dots at the end, which doesn't work properly. My…

Funny concept, poor execution. Younger children (my child is 2 years old) should have an adult's help to operate. Hair is pushed through the headholes with a flick of the wrist, and the Play Dough brand batter is too dense for the hair to be easily pushed through. Also, cleaning the holes is a hassle, resulting in rice-sized lumps of dough all over the bottom. The gears were clogged with dough yesterday so I can't remove the head to remove the dough so I'll have to take it apart and see if I…