bath colors

Re: bath colors

• ldcoffel member

  May 2013

  I've used both. I'd say they are equivalent.

  I just use food coloring. 

  

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• GingerNess member

  May 2013

  ldcoffel:

  I've used both. I'd say they are equivalent.

  I just use food coloring. 

  Food coloring doesn't dye their skin? Because I thought about that.

  And I just looked into it further, this one has "300" tablets but over 200 of them are smaller than an aspirin, meaning you need like 3 or 4 each bath. However, I'm thinking T would enjoy throwing in more than one each time anyway. 

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• ldcoffel member

  May 2013

  GingerNess:

  ldcoffel:

  I've used both. I'd say they are equivalent.

  I just use food coloring. 

  Food coloring doesn't dye their skin? Because I thought about that.

  And I just looked into it further, this one has "300" tablets but over 200 of them are smaller than an aspirin, meaning you need like 3 or 4 each bath. However, I'm thinking T would enjoy throwing in more than one each time anyway. 

  
  
  Nope, it's very diluted. Just a few drops in the water and it doesn't dye skin.
  
  It is fun to put the tablets and watch them fizz though.

  

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• CMheart1011 member

  May 2013

  I haven't bought any either.  I use food coloring to make colored ice cubes for the bath.

  
  

  
  

  
  

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• SusieBW member

  May 2013

  CMheart1011:

  I haven't bought any either.  I use food coloring to make colored ice cubes for the bath.

  OMG, that's wicked fun!

  We get the Crayola bath color drops and DD loves them.
  

  
  
  
  

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