Rubber ducky, you're the one! You make bath time lots of fun! Except when you get the inevitable gross, and unhealthy, mold inside the duck. Or frog. Or alligator. Or whatever rubber/plastic bath toy you have to squeeze water out of after each bath. (If you haven't seen it, don't google it)
There is a really simple, REALLY simple solution that doesn't involve any kind of bleach or chemical or scrubbing. Well - besides not using the toys that is.
Cut a hole in the bottom.
Here are the super easy, super simple, and-it-still-floats, directions.
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(1) Assemble your tools, which include scissors, a razor (or sharp pointy
cutting tool of any sort), paper towel, and your duckigatofrog of choice. |
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(2) Start an opening with razor. Then cut a half circle with
with scissors. Usually there's a ring to follow as a guide. |
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| (3) Bend back the flap a bit, pour out any water inside. |
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(4) Make Rubber duckigatofrog do an endo. If needed use a
towel and wipe out any water droplets & let air dry. |
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| See! They still float! Thank you Fairy and Princess ducks! |
(I told you not to google it. Now you're grossed out.
Click here to make your brain forget that image)
