Mold Free Bath Play Set

Each dinosaur and the egg open into two fully separable solid silicone halves with no sealed cavity and no squirt hole, so every interior surface can be reached and dried, and the set is dishwasher safe on the top rack. Across 111 owner reviews the toys come apart for drying and inspection with no interior mould or mildew reported, including from owners using them daily.

The set is third-party tested to meet CPSIA, ASTM and Prop 65 standards, stated for the finished toys rather than for a component, and mushie is an identifiable Houston-based manufacturer with broad retail distribution and the same third-party CPSIA and ASTM testing across its toy lines. The ASTM revision, the testing laboratory and the Children's Product Certificate itself are not published.

The toys are a single named material — 100% food-grade silicone — declared free of BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalates and third-party tested to meet CPSIA, ASTM and Prop 65 standards, which covers phthalate and heavy-metal limits for a toy that will be chewed in warm water. Across 111 owner reviews the colours stay vibrant with no leaching, fading or surface breakdown reported, and no test report, laboratory or migration result is published.

Construction is simple and specific: solid moulded silicone in two press-fit halves per toy, with no wheels, suction cups, batteries or hardware to shed, graded 10 months and up. Across 111 owner reviews toddlers pull the halves apart and push them back together repeatedly — several over months of use — with no cracked shells, torn silicone or broken pieces reported, and the halves reseat easily. Piece dimensions are not published.

The set carries a specific age grade — recommended 10 months and up — with an explicit instruction never to leave a child unattended in the bath, and that grading holds consistently everywhere the product appears; across 111 owner reviews, including buyers using them with 7-month-olds and 10-month-olds, no one reports a piece reaching a child's throat. Because each toy is built to come apart into two halves and is graded for under-threes, what is missing is any published statement that the separated halves clear the small-parts cylinder.

We queried the full CPSC recall corpus — 9,944 records covering June 1973 to August 2026 — and mushie appears once: a January 2022 recall of about 333,000 FRIGG silicone pacifiers, where a fine slit at the nipple base could let the nipple detach, a choking hazard. That recall sits in a different product category from bath toys, came with roughly 200 detachment reports and no injuries, was filed publicly with CPSC and Health Canada, and was remedied with a full refund or credit through a dedicated product-safety contact line. No bath-toy or silicone-toy recall exists, and today's stock post-dates the affected pacifier production.

This set is third-party tested to meet CPSIA, ASTM and California Proposition 65 standards, named for the finished toys rather than for a raw material, and the same third-party CPSIA and ASTM testing runs across mushie's wider toy line. No testing laboratory, report date or certificate reference is published.

The material is named — 100% food-grade silicone, free of BPA, BPS, PVC and phthalates — alongside care instructions. The disclosure stops short of the factory and country of manufacture for this set, and mushie's own origin copy conflicts: the products are designed in Houston and Sweden, while the homepage places all products as made in London, UK. No defect warranty period is published.