Can I use these on my bathroom tub faucets as like a child safety device?
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No this is intended to be used on out door water spickets to prevent unauthorized use.
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I doubt it. We bought it for our outside spigot, but it doesn't work for our spigot. It has to be a specific design of spigot for it to fit and ours is not the right design.
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Maybe if you put two together they will work. You can also try rolling up wet strips of old bath towels and attaching them with safety pins. Free and works just as well IMO.
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Personally, I don't think you need a faucet protector at all. This bathtub is best for smaller babies ( up until about 14 lbs in my opinion. Once they start to try to sit up and bob forward it's time to switch to the next tub Anyway. (when my girls were between 4 and 6 months we switched to a mini inflatable tub before the big tub.) my girls both really enjoyed this tub and bath time was always a breeze. I never had any issues with flailing arms.
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I wouldn't recommend putting them on the slide door of a bathtub. They do need a dry surface in order to cling properly. They would probably cling to the outside of the slide door of the bathtub.
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They don't glow very long, but you can charge them in light and they will glow a bit. Some colors work better than others and yes, I think they are safe in bath. They are a hard plastic.
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I guess it would depend on what type of faucet you have, but I've never had an issue and I've used the puj tub with 2 babies now. They were so little and weren't coordinated or strong enough to reach or hit the faucet, let alone change the temperature. And the faucet doesn't get in the way of bathing since they are laying back in the tub. I've never found it hard to rinse the babies but each person has their own method, I'm sure.
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It might, it may depend more on how big around your faucet is at the base. Ours doesn't slide all the way on because the faucet base is wide so it's loose in the front. It still works great to protect my little ones face/head, this is a tested fact :D
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Sorry but i would use it as personal device or u risking yr kids squirt around in one and accident to happen. Its not that expensive and much safer. And to actually answer: dont know, never done it. Sorry
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I wouldn't trust these on glass. I followed all the instructions about preparing the wall and installing them. They actually came loose while just hanging on the wall!, leaving me relieved and grateful that my elderly Mom had not tried to use them to enter and exit the tub. Without knowing your exact application, you might want to check out the suction dent pullers sold at automotive repair stores. They are inexpensive and really work.
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I would check with your pediatrician to verify the safety of using it in kids' bath water.
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I didn't use mine in a bathroom so I can't really say. They are beautiful and adhere quite easily though.
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i would imagine the only issues would be the size not fitting tightly enough to be effective, and the child removing them. so, you could certainly try them. i dont remember what age my son was when we started using them. but i didnt now about the ages 3 and up part, so it might have been before then. i just cant remember!
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No! these things are junk. Purchased 3 of them and I cant use them because they dont fit standard plumbing fittings and aren't listed for use in the U.S.
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I guess you could but, with kids using the pool, I would not. The floating dispenser is you best bet for safety caution. I hope this helps. :)
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its possible if you have the right water line connection and your tub has a single hole for the faucet
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I would imagine they would be if you put them in the silverware area but I would just clean them under the faucet. The dishwasher might wear the rubber fitting out faster.
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No. I suppose your child could use it in the bath as it would float, but it is for a flat surface so the child can operate its features.