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Sassy Car Wash Bath Toy | 
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| Brand: Sassy
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $16.99
Buy New: $10.00
You Save: $6.99 (41%)
New (10) from $10.00
Rating:  18 reviews
Sales Rank: 20
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 2 - 4 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3.8
Dimensions (in): 4.8 x 9.4 x 15.5
MPN: 108
Model: 108
UPC: 079753200005
EAN: 0037977001082
ASIN: B00009932G
Promotion: Get free shipping on this item when you spend $1,000.00 or more on Qualifying Items offered by 16th Avenue Pharmacy Inc.. Terms and Conditions
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Includes over eight imaginitive play activities | | • | Comes with hook and mesh pocket for easy storage | | • | Soft, durable, mildew-resistant foam base | | • | Lots of activities to make bath time fun and educational | | • | Convenient hook and mesh storage features |
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Product Description
This floating Car Wash offers over 8 imaginative play activities including scooping, pouring, straining and squirting water. Mesh pocket and convenient hook allow for easy storage. Appropriate for ages 9 months and up.
Editorial Review
Rub-a-dub-dub, three cars in the tub! Forget rubber duckies and bubbles—bath time gets really fun when there are vehicles to be washed. This car wash activity set will hold baby's attention long enough to turn her into a chubby raisin in the bath. An oval-shaped roadway features terry cloth sponges, bumps, squishy spinners, and a water-squirting nozzle. Bathers can scoop and strain water with the purple car, squirt water with the green car, and scoop and pour water with the red truck. A mesh pocket underneath provides a storage garage, and a convenient hook allows parents to hang the car wash over the shower nozzle when not in use. There's even a removable car ferry, so babies can float cars from one end of the tub to the next. So cute! A list of interesting and age-appropriate activities are provided, in case baby's not already having enough educational fun on her own! Made of soft, sturdy, mildew-resistant foam. For babies nine months and older. --Emilie Coulter
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| Customer Reviews: Read 13 more reviews...
 Not sustained fun, mildew grows in the pump October 30, 2008
H. Sapiens (Sacramento, CA United States)
We have had this toy for a long time. It was fun for maybe two months. Then, even though she loves cars, she lost interest.
1) The cars do not slide down the ramp
2) the squeeze car wash is difficult to pump (must wait for it to refill, hard to squeeze)
3) the net is just a wee bit too shallow to hold everything easily
4) the hook is a joke - it does not hook to anything I own, so it sits on the edge and falls over all the time
5) If you cannot get all the water out of the pump, over time expect to have a mildew problem inside (gross!) - there are lots of ways around this for smaller squeeze bath toys but none I know of are practical for this large toy.
I would pass at any price and get something like Crayola 3ct. TaDoodles Washable Tub Crayons (Dog, Pig, Elephant) instead (I am suggesting bath crayons - Ammie is edited them out).
 fun! August 18, 2008
R. Self (Valley Glen, CA United States)
This was a gift for my nephew and he loves playing with it in the bathtub!
CARS! June 30, 2008
Toysalot (washington dc)
This toy is a HUGE hit in our bathtub. At first, it was a giant pain because my 2 yr old boy got it for his birthday and his 5 year old sister got enormously and inexplicably jealous. Then we went through a phase where they both played with it alot. Now it is all his, and the kid just loves it. He is a bigtime car boy, and he loves this silly toy.
great in and out of tub June 1, 2008
Two Under Two (AZ USA)
it took one HOUR to pry this toy from my son's clutches to get him upstairs and INTO the tub. he was entralled with everything...and i was thrilled that it doesn't have too many pieces (LOL!).
once in the tub my 20 month old loved the red truck as i showed him the spray feature...that filled up the truck bed..that he then drank and quickly wanted a refill. yes, i became the soda fountain clerk. he was happy. i was happy.
 OK BATH TOY April 5, 2008
Jennifer Wood (Arizona)
This seems to be a little high priced for a bath toy, that is not all that much fun. My son loves cars so I thought he would love this. The only thing he likes about it is the cars. The shower part is hard for him to use and the parts that the car drives through (the spounges and scrubers) are almost to small it is hard for my little one to push the cars through it.
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