Great item for anyone who likes to play with magnets and is interested in the magical magnetic field
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deusexmachina to bouncy99
16 Dec 1511#3
I imagine most things are dangerous if you ingest them. I would advise if you think your child will eat it, don't give them it.
Games247
16 Dec 157#17
bfreesun
16 Dec 154#11
Age 12-15 years
bouncy99
16 Dec 154#2
this "toy" could potentially be dangerous in the hands of child. I would liken it to buckyballs or magnetix, all toys that when a child does something silly and ingests it, clumps together, and requires surgery to remove. Its most likely some dodgy chinese "toy" that i doubt very much has gone through any sort of safety testing for sale in this country. Yes i know children shouldnt be putting things like this in their mouths, but they do.
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deusexmachina
25 Jan 16#33
god knows, ive just messaged them to see what the crack is, i had forgotten about tbh until you messaged me
deusexmachina
24 Jan 16#31
No not received yet
craigscope to deusexmachina
24 Jan 16#32
Are you hopeful it will turn up, it's been a while!
craigscope
24 Jan 16#30
Has anyone ordered and received it yet? Thanks.
stannie666
16 Dec 15#27
If your child did ingest some, just grab a big magnet, hold it to their tummy, and slowly raise it all the way to their mouth.
I'm sure this would work.
deusexmachina to stannie666
17 Dec 15#29
That would get some hits on youtube hahaha
2ManyKids
16 Dec 15#16
In the future, this stuff will take over the planet!
thomasleep to 2ManyKids
16 Dec 151#20
which will win the putty or the magnets, my money is on the putty as the magnets will be fighting among themselves as the are politically poles apart :wink:
slevinkelevra to 2ManyKids
16 Dec 151#28
Nanobots now that's something that really could take over
rendeverance
16 Dec 151#26
Cold - available for like £1.87 from a well known auction site from a reasonably feedback'd seller (other sellers available for $0.02 less).... here: E B A Y LINK
OFI
16 Dec 15#25
Don't expect this to arrive for Christmas 2015
ScroopEgerton
16 Dec 15#24
Excellent! Voted hot. Got some so I can stick things to the dog's tummy.
Waldolf
16 Dec 151#23
All you planet takeover sceptics are talking nonsense. Godzilla will save us.
Unfortunately, not even Godzilla can help with parenting, for the common sense challenged.
bfreesun
16 Dec 153#22
In case anybody missed it its for 12-15 year olds. Which seems about right for some of the posts here :-)
2ManyKids
16 Dec 151#21
During pole shift, the putty will rise up and become one. Stocking fillers everywhere will lay dormant under sofas, at back of drawers and in boxes and tins until that day!
deusexmachina
16 Dec 151#19
Well said
thomasleep
16 Dec 15#18
You should be reported for neglect !!! you mean to say you do not monitor you child on a leap year when there are 366 days!! you do know that's when they are most likely to eat metal and other poisons like tvs or a spare tyre for a car or even that well known chocking hazard, footballs :wink:
Games247
16 Dec 157#17
Bobbajob
16 Dec 15#15
Does it come with a magnet? Or is it just the magnetic putty?
Moozalic
16 Dec 15#14
Magnets, how do they work?
Meathotukdeals
16 Dec 15#13
have a feeling some of the product shots are doctored.
bouncy99
16 Dec 154#2
this "toy" could potentially be dangerous in the hands of child. I would liken it to buckyballs or magnetix, all toys that when a child does something silly and ingests it, clumps together, and requires surgery to remove. Its most likely some dodgy chinese "toy" that i doubt very much has gone through any sort of safety testing for sale in this country. Yes i know children shouldnt be putting things like this in their mouths, but they do.
deusexmachina to bouncy99
16 Dec 1511#3
I imagine most things are dangerous if you ingest them. I would advise if you think your child will eat it, don't give them it.
bfreesun to bouncy99
16 Dec 152#9
Age 12-15 years
NEtech to bouncy99
16 Dec 153#12
This is nothing like Bucky Balls. It is just putty, like Plasticine but with a metalic/magnetic substance blended in.
Also if you could even be bothered to take a look at the actual product instead of spouting nonsense then you would see that it is aged towards older kids for educational purposes. Would you give a 3 year old a science lab that is also aimed at older children? Of course not, so use some common sense, you may get through life a little easier.
Type: Intelligence toys
Difficulty: Mathmatics puzzling
Material: Metal
Age: 12-15 Years
bfreesun
16 Dec 154#11
Age 12-15 years
Guesty69
16 Dec 15#10
I bought this a few weeks ago, far too sticky to be used as shown, it was more liquid than putty, ruined my jumper. Kept the magnet, threw the putty.
Xadryxil
16 Dec 151#8
I hadn't realised that magnetism was in fact magic. Clears up a lot of nagging questions, thanks.
bouncy99
16 Dec 152#7
nice to see you brushing aside the dangers of a child dying. I also wont be allowing my child to go out, in case they get hit by a bus, and will be monitoring my child 24 hours a day, 365 days to ensure they dont do something stupid. Of course none of the above is possible, but giving ANY child something with a potential danger associated with it would be reckless.
deusexmachina
16 Dec 152#6
Yeah. Like I said if you think your child is going to eat this and thus die, don't buy it and don't give it to them. It's very simple really.
bouncy99
16 Dec 15#5
a lot of things are, but a lot of things will also pass through the digestive system, and back out the rear. things like these attract each other, and can become trapped inside the digestive system, causing all sorts of blockages and problems, and require surgery to remove as they wont pass normally as they are anchored in place.
kembiff
16 Dec 15#1
The one star reviews on amazon say it'll not be pliable enough (at UK temps). Shame.
Nice cheap stocking filler otherwise.
deusexmachina to kembiff
16 Dec 15#4
What if you have the central heating on? It is winter after all...
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I'm sure this would work.
E B A Y LINK
Unfortunately, not even Godzilla can help with parenting, for the common sense challenged.
Also if you could even be bothered to take a look at the actual product instead of spouting nonsense then you would see that it is aged towards older kids for educational purposes. Would you give a 3 year old a science lab that is also aimed at older children? Of course not, so use some common sense, you may get through life a little easier.
Type: Intelligence toys
Difficulty: Mathmatics puzzling
Material: Metal
Age: 12-15 Years
Nice cheap stocking filler otherwise.