It’s officially summer and if I had to put my money on it, I would bet it’s going to be hotter than usual. Since my kids love to play outdoors regardless of how hot it is, I’ve got some water games all set up. Water balloons is a summer classic and I found an even better way to play with water balloons: Water Wubble.
Everyone knows the popular Wubble ball toy and now there’s a new Wubble ball toy – Water Wubble water balloon balls. Water Wubble balls are latex-free balls that can be filled with water and thrown like regular water balloons but unlike regular water balloons, they can used as many times as you want. The kit comes with 8 balls: 4 red and 4 blue.
Water Wubble comes with instructions but it’s really easy to use; You put the valve against a faucet, hose or any water dispenser and just fill up with water. If you’re in the pool you can just dunk it under water. We used our kitchen sink at first but then realized it’s much easier to just use the garden hose outside. One the ball is filled you just push the valve in and that seals it. You can then throw it and watch it splash. My kids had a blast throwing the Water Wubble and figured out on their own how to fill it up so that they can play over and over.
The instructions also include a few other ideas for how to use the Water Wubble but my kids were very happy simply throwing it like a regular water balloon. I loved that you can re-use it and not have to waste plastic like you would with regular water balloons.
Here’s a video of Water Wubble in action:
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Senior Reviewer Maytal Wichman has also written for The Huffington Post. She has been living in New York City for fourteen years and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in English Literature as well as a Law Degree, but blogging is her true passion. Maytal is a stay-at-home mom to three kids (ages 10, 8 and 4) and loves finding great products that make her family’s life easier. S
what do you do if it pops not in the valve?
Please contact the company to find out what to do.