Review Aquatopia Deluxe Safety Bath Thermometer Alarm, Green| Categories | Pregnancy & Maternity |
| Product Code | B000HIP38Y |
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| Price | $10.19 |
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Product Details
Product Dimensions:
5 x 5 x 3.2 inches ; 4.8 ounces
- Shipping Weight: 7.2 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
- Origin: China
- Product Code: B000HIP38Y
- California residents:Click here for Proposition 65 warning.
- Item model number: 1014
- Easy to use, no buttons
- Activates automatically
- Reads bath temperature every 2 seconds
- Alerts you with an audible alarm if the water is too hot and if too cold
- Makes a great, fun toy as well
Product Features
Product Description
From the Manufacturer
Aquatopia deluxe safety bath thermometer alarm is the easy to use safety bath time audible thermometer and eliminates hazardous guesswork by constantly and accurately measuring the bath temperature every 2 seconds. The thermometer alerts you with an audible alarm if the water is too hot, above 100.4 degree F, and another alarm if the water is too cold, below 89.6 degree F. This battery powered and water activated thermometer automatically activates when placed in water and de-activates when taken out. It is fully tested to meet all necessary safety standards and it also makes a great toy. It is easy to use with no buttons.
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“The temperature does the trick to having a nice warm bathing temp for my baby so I can know if the water is too cold or too hot. must buy! ”
“Definitely worth buying for the peace of mind. ”
“I bought it and it last it for about 4 months - then it stopped working for no reason. ”
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
47 of 49 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 starsDon't throw away the packagingApril 16, 2010
By J.R.
Amazon Verified Purchase
We bought the Aquatopia Deluxe for our newborn son 2 months ago; it was very easy to use while it lasted, but it lasted only about a week. We had decided to buy it after reading these stellar reviews, and even though it cost a little more, we thought we were paying for better quality. The biggest mistake we made was throwing away the packaging (including the warranty), at a time when we were getting rid of piles of boxes that came with the baby items we had bought online.The Aquatopia looked exactly like pictured -- cute, and was very easy to use, for exactly 4 baths. It powered off automatically almost as soon as I took it out of the water. During our son's 5th bath, I noticed there was a small amount of water under the display window. I took it out of the water immediately, but it didn't power off like it had done previously. I followed by shaking it, as some reviewers here had described doing, but again it did not power off. It finally went off on its own after about five minutes.At midnight the same day, in between our son's feedings, we were awakened by a loud, high-pitched sound from the Aquatopia. I knew something was wrong, but still held out hope this was just a signal that the battery needed to be changed. When I opened up the battery covers (there were two layers), I found tiny drops of water on top of the battery (bad sign). After I replaced the battey and put the Aquatopia back in the water, it did not turn itself back on again. It was obviously that the thermometer had short-circuited. When I looked under the back cover, I found rust had spread across the entire circuit board.If we had kept the original packaging and warranty, we could have had it replaced. When we decide to buy another bath thermometer, we will stay away from Aquatopia.
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