Fisher-Price Santiago of The Seas Pirate Bath Squirters Toys with Santiago Kiko Lorelai & Cecilia for Preschool Kids Ages 3+ Years

Buying from France.Perfect product, delivery on time.

This was a gift and is his fav bath time toy

I have a two-year-old son that loves Santiago Of The Seas and when I saw these bath toys, I knew he would love them.First, my biggest concern about these bath toys is the future of mold being inside of them. These toys have no real way for water to completely drain from them and I worry about what will happen long term if they keep water inside. Other than that, the toys are well-made and look exactly like the characters from the show. My son loves playing with them and he loves how they squirt water from the bath toys. Overall, these bath toys are really fun and cute but I wish there was a way for me, as a parent, to make sure they are properly dried and clean so they stay safe for my son.

If you're worried about mold or mildew forming into these bath toys, don't be. Because there's an easy fix for this. Actually, there are a few. But even just one of these cleaning hacks should work just fine for you. More on that in just a second, so keep reading....As far as the toys go, our Little Girl loves them. Our household is bilingual, so of course Santiago of the Seas is one of her favorites. And Kiko is actually her favorite character (eve with just the sounds). I'm a coqui fan, but for different reasons. I loved hearing them sing in Puerto Rico, especially after it rains. But she loves bath toys, loves the show, so this was obviously a must-order. So, five-stars as far as any fan of the show goes.Now, let's talk bath toy cleaning.....HOW TO PROPERLY CLEAN THESE TOYS:Open your bathroom window (if you have one), turn on the fan vent. Throw on your dishwashing gloves, and a pair of glasses (safety or otherwise). Add a gallon of warm/hot water to a bucket. Add 3/4 cup (177ml) of bleach to the water. Give it a decent mix.Put the bath toys into the cleaning solution. Give each one a few good squeezes. You want to make sure you're getting the bleach/water mix in and out a few times. Squeeze one out completely under the water, so that it's full, move on to the next toy. When you've done all four toys, leave them soaking for about 10 minutes. After 10 minutes, squeeze all the water out of each one, and allow them to dry (preferably out of children's reach).That's it. How often should you do it? We try to clean bath squeeze toys once a week. It takes very little time to do. Less time than it takes to preheat an oven and bake a frozen pizza. And you only have to do it once a week.OTHER CLEANING OPTIONS:1. Instead of using bleach, use 3/4 cup of white distilled vinegar in your gallon of water. NEVER mix vinegar with bleach. Either use one, or the other. Just be aware that while common white vinegar has enough acetic acid in it to kill MOST mold (about 80%), it can't kill 100% of mold types that exist. Some people just find vinegar to be a more natural solution when it comes to disinfecting.So while I still suggest using bleach rather than vinegar, regular white distilled vinegar from the grocery store is still a surprisingly good cleaning agent. Though you may want to give the outside of the toys a good wipe-down after, because vinegar obviously has an unpleasant scent.2. Don't clean the inside of the toys at all. By not allowing water inside the toys, at all. Get a hot glue gun, and just glue any openings shut. Yes, this defeats the point of the toys being "squirting" toys. But your child doesn't even have to know that they're squirting toys, in the first place. Just the fact that they can float in the water is enough fun for plenty of kids. But you still want to sanitize the outside of the toys every so often, just the same.SHOULD YOU BUY THESE BATH TOYS?If your kid loves Santiago of the Seas, then why not? They cost less than a few frozen/iced coffees, or your average trip through drive-through. Only they're something your child can play with for years. And make bath time fun. Plus they're made by Fisher Price. A name that every parent knows. A name that all parents have trusted, for years. So you don't have to worry about weird chemicals and plastics that might be in cheap, off-brand bath toys. Go ahead and add this set to your shopping cart.

These purely delighted me. They are about fist-sized (adult fist), bright, colorful, cheerful. Having just got them, I can't judge their sturdiness and durability for sure; but they certainly promise very well indeed. A couple of them squirt quite a little distance (grown-ups watch out when bathing the kids!); and I noticed particularly how nicely the frog, at least, bubbles when squeezed under the water's surface preparatory to filling. I'm not sure that merpeople would plausibly develop dark brown skins, but love that color in this little mermaid; the happy small young pirate looks Spanish-American to me As nearly as I can tell, they offer no hidden health or safety hazards to any child old enough to play with rubber bathtub toys.. Although of grandmotherly ago and someone who takes far more showers than sit-down baths these years, I am strongly inclined to save these for myself.

These kids bath toys are perfect!! My son really enjoys Santiago’s show so naturally I knew he would love these bath figures. They do squirt water which is fun for my 3 year old. These figures are a good size and they play perfectly with my sons other bath toys and bath ferry. If your kiddo likes Santiago they’ll LOVE these bath toys. Couldn’t be happier with them and would highly recommend them!

The media could not be loaded. I can't rate on the product itself yet because this is a gift but the package came majorly damaged and I am not at all happy about it. I ordered it new not used and it came looking like it was used. I want a refund for this without returning it as it is a Santa gift for my child!

I’d play with these if I could! They’re fun to squirt everywhere. Theyd fit nicely in your pocket and you could surprise squirt strangers as you walk around town.I think they’re also durable enough for kids in the tub. They’re from that show kids like.I left water in the toy for a few days to see if it would start smelling mildew or anything. It did not. The water that came out smelling like new toys, plastic smell.