Can this be used floating in the water as well as mounting? I'm afraid my son won't be able to reach the buttons if mounted on the wall.
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I wouldn't let if float in the water because of the batteries and motor. It says it's waterproof, but it feels more like an electric toy to me. Ours stopped working despite not having it in the water, but I've wondered if water might have been the cause of its demise. Either way, because of the batteries, it feels safest to me to have it suctioned and out of the water. You can certainly suction it to the bathtub to help your kiddo reach it.
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no it needs to be mounted it should not get water in the back or soap were the air vent is that is the only way it blows bubbles. sorry . But it does mount well and i have even mounted it above the kitchen sink just for the kids to watch.
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As I bought this for a friend's daughter, I don't have a lot of first hand experience. That being said, no, it will not even float. The device sinks. However, it does mount well to the lower part of the tub - even the curved sections. It has great "suction" power and should be fine at lower levels of tile too, according to my friend and his wife.
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The directions said not to submerge in water, I assume that had to do with the bubble maker. We did not put in under water, and the bubble part worked once....then quit. The buttons still make music. Hope that helps!Gigi
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It is not set up to wall mount as is. The door has a push button to open, so if you can somehow glue it to a board then wall month the board there is no reason it shouldn't work.
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It does float - but it's not really designed to be a water toy. My grandson has his displayed along with his other Lego kits on shelves in his bedroom.
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Yes but I would keep an extra eye on the kids, might be dangerous but it does have 2 openings. It should float really easy too. The thing I worry about is if it leaks and starts to sink the openings arent real big they could get caught up and drown. However I'm a tad over-protective.
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Yes you can.... very simple too... you just need to secure a point on the power cord that allows float to move freely....
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The wire that is used for the spine is pretty thick. You may be able to bend it slightly, but it may rust in the water. Also not sure what you would do to keep it from floating since it is plastic. Nice model.
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no it cant float, like it is writen on the box. You have some other boats that float i think it is from lego city collection.
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I don't believe it was designed to be water resistant but I believe it can be. Since it is a remote, it requires power (battery) so it will have to be replaced at some time. A thin bead of silicon sealant around the button and a small amount around remote should make it pretty water resistant. Since water runs down, seal it best at the top. I think that should keep it dry for some time.
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I just looked at it again...I forgot there are buttons and a speaker on top because it has sounds built in. Would NOT recommend letting it get wet. My son doesn't take this outside--it's an inside toy.
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You should be able to rig it however you like. The floats are attached by suction cups.
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I'm thinking it's the best smartest use to be wall mounted. Mine didn't come with feet so you could mount it on a plank but there is no mention of tip over safety switch so it would be very risky!
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There is a battery operated button at the top that you would need to remove (it's easy). There are also stickers for detail so if you don't mind the stickers coming off then yes, you could bring this toy in the water.
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It would float on water no problem but with a child inside it would probably tip over, unless someone was tightly holding onto it preventing it from tipping
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I wouldn't recommend you not mounting it to a wall, kids like to climb and the weight on the front could make it tilt over
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Hi. Yes, but the sound feature will break- (make sure batteries are taken out)... It does not float very well, but it was sure a hit a bath time, more so that any rubber ducky could, at least in my home.
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The base unit can be wall mounted. However, it sticks out about five inches which leaves it unstable and susceptible to being bumped into. Also, because the keypad is acclimated to be used more from the top, I believe the unit would be best used if mounted no more than forty two inches from the floor. This also leaves it somewhat more susceptible to being bumped even by small children. In short I decided the best place for the unit is really to sit on a counter or table. Good luck. I also found the instructions for wall mounting somewhat confusing when first gazed at.
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No. You cannot put this toy in water. It has a speaker and batteries within the toy that makes noise. My son, however, did put it in after I told him not to and the electronics within the toy have since stopped working. I hope this helps.