Recently, an Australian mother warned parents that a popular toy for children should not be put in a bathtub.
The toy, called "Fizz & # 39; Surprise", is currently very hot, with an egg shell-like appearance and can be dissolved in warm water to expose dinosaurs or mermaid toys.
Although the toy can be put in water, the package has been indicated to be insoluble in bathtubs, especially when children bathe..
Many parents mistakenly believe this is a "bathtub bomb," the mother stressed on social networking sites. "parents look at the packaging instructions and it's not a bathtub bomb at all. It emits a 'strong chemical smell' and 'muddy steam,'" she said on a social networking site. Because there is no list of ingredients, I do not know whether this steam will harm the respiratory system.
It is reported that "Fizz & # 39; Moose Toys, the manufacturer of Surprise, has put a warning label on the back of the product, and the company's head said, "We deliberately added a bitter agent to prevent children from eating it directly. In addition, Fizz & # 39 is 39;" Surprise is not a shower toy, we have stressed on the packaging that it cannot dissolve in the bathtub. "
"in terms of composition, Fizz & # 39 / 39; Surprise materials have been independently tested and confirmed to be safe and non-toxic, with no health risks," the person in charge added.
Parents and friends have to pay attention.