Do they sink in water? I am interested in putting them in a pool for dive toys.
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Yes they do sink! They're solid plastic and somewhat small. I'm not sure how big you're looking for but they're cute table toppers which is what I purchased them for
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I would say no. The material that they are made of wouldn't do well in water.
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I did not put them in water at all. They will change colors based on the setting you have them in.
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They are really good diving toys. My son's swim school has them and he love to watch them sluice through the water then dive down to get them. I take them when we travel to hotels with pools so he can practice his underwater skills. With global warming, we may be underwater soon enough so he'll need the practice.
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I never got to use them in the pool but my assumption is that they can be used in shallow waters as long as your feet are not touching the bottom of pool or water environment, you need enough space at the bottom in order to aqua-jug while you are floating
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They are about four inches tall, hard plastic throughout, somewhat movable. They are not hollow, so I think they'd be fine in water.
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I think you could use them in an aquarium. Never thought of using them for that, myself, but a good idea. I would expect since they are a type of 'rock' they should sink, which would be perfect. Think I will put a couple in my own aquarium!
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no ... they will float around ... this is a great product IF they work, i ordered 6 and out of the 6 only 3 worked properly - keep the box they came in just in case they do not work - they are not very bright so you will need quite a few to make an impact
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No they do not float but i have never had them slip off. The straps are snug and the rubber tops have great suction so they stay on well.
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LOL annoying isn't it? They can go in water, I just haven't used them in the bath because they each have the little air hole, and water might turn to mold in there. You know how the rubber duckies do that if you don't get all the water out? These are REALLY nice blocks so I didn't want to have to throw one out, I love them. I'm thinking of getting a second set so my daughter has more of them to build with. Hope that helps!
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No, they are not submersible. My little guy learned this the hard way just last week. His new one should be in the mail Friday :)"
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They are all plastic. I would go with something else. They will definitely float.
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If the ground is very solid its OK . water always spills out and they will sink if it's not a solid base. . to make sure there OK I would put padio blocks under each. Make sure u just don't place them down on the surface. Make them level with the ground!!!!!
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These are for splash resistance not submersion. The Pelican boxes work for that.
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They sink. They have a sizable hole in the bottom. Good thing is this makes it easy to clean out any possible mold that may develop in the toy.
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They do float, but for a very short time. I'm more inclined to just say no. However, when my grandson is playing in the tub, the cars have stayed above water.
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Hi, no they dont. I have tried it but they just sink to the bottom! They are very cute though & about 1 1/2 inch length.