Rubber duckie, you're the one

[untonuggan]

So I've been taking a lot of epsom salt baths for pain management, and the other day I thought...why not bath toys? They're lots of fun! My partner is convinced that this will spawn lots of stuff in the house we don't need/use, but I told her (1) I will use them; (2) if they get gross and moldy I will get rid of them/replace them; (3) if I stop using them we can get rid of them.

Now the question is...where's the best place to get kick ass bath toys? Preferably more interesting than rubber duckies. Like maybe battle ships or something? Sharks? Wind up scuba divers?

Comments

[killing_rose]

Here via network.

I spent a lot of senior year taking epsom salt laden baths, and a friend bought me bath crayons. Crayola's bath crayons are, in fact, totally awesome.

[untonuggan]

Are they a pain to clean? Because that would be a no-go. Otherwise they sound really awesome...*ponders*

[killing_rose]

They were a pain to clean off the giant iron claw foot tub that came with my dorm room. As said tub was many decades old (and occasionally thought my body wash was something that should turn it multiple colors), this rather warps my data point.

That said, I've heard good things on the subject from people whose bathtub doesn't date from when the dorm was built.

[untonuggan]

Maybe I will get some to test...mwahhahaha.

[altamira16]

We bought these bath monsters at a yard sale, and they have never gotten gross. We just make sure to empty them of water after every bath, and that is all we have ever done.

[untonuggan]

Ooooo....

[jumpuphigh]

Try a toy store.

[untonuggan]

This is an excellent excuse to find a toy store near the new house.