kids Bathtub Paints

From: GS

On Sep 29, 2009

Thank you! We tried this today and my 5 yr old son said he had a lot of fun (until his 2 yr old sister dumped it all into the tub No staining. I used generic liquid baby soap to ensure "no tears".

From: cookingfiend

On Sep 21, 2009

These are so easy to make and keep my kids busy for hours!! The first time I made these my kids stayed in the bath for 2 hours playing with it!

From: Charishma Ramchandani

On Jul 12, 2003

Now you can add one more kid to the list who loves these paints that are not only a whole load of fun in the bathroom, but also which serve the purpose of cleaning(indirectly). I made these this afternoon and my fun time with these paints lasted for 30 whole minutes! I did try them the first time using a whole tbsp. of cornflour, but that made the paint too thick. So, I re-did this using 1/2 a tbsp. of cornflour and slightly over 1/3 cup of dishwashing soap(I dont get Joy dishwashing soap where I live, so I substituted with Orange Lux Progress With Vitamin E). This worked well(the consistency was wonderful). I also would like to say that the idea of using toothpicks to mix food colour in the ice cube tray is AMAZING! I enjoyed doing that! I used rose-red pink food colour and green colour. This filled 7 sections of the ice cube tray. It looked very pretty using a combo of alternate red and green colours. These paints washed off beautifully too leaving my bathroom shining and glowing! Don't ask me what I wrote using these paints in the bathroom - that's a Biggggggggggggg Secret the kid in me will hide deep within her heart

From: Tom&Candy

On Aug 4, 2008

These are GREAT! My kids had the best time with these. Note: it did stain the grout (the red anyway) but it came off after a few washings. No biggie - it was worth the fun they had! Totally easy and totally genius! EDIT: I use handwashing soap with no problem - the store brand - and even off-white. This is always a quick "look how cool your mom is" type of thing.