Canpol babies Non-spill Cup Firm 200ml BUMMY&COMPANY
Symbol: 31/300
Canpol babies Non-spill Cup Firm 200ml BUMMY&COMPANY
Symbol: 31/300Non-spill Cup BUNNY&COMPANY itchas a unique non-spill valve, which allows the child to drink independently without spilling. Equipped with a convenient, wide handles that make it easier to hold the cup in the little hands. The practical cover protects the mouthpiece against dirt. Profiled, wide bottom provides stability of the cup. The simple structure makes it easy to keep the cup clean. It is designed for children 9m +. Capacity 200ml.
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Product free of Bisphenol A
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Suggested age from 9 months
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Dishwasher safe
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Microwave safe
The cup has a unique non-spill valve that allows the child to drink independently without spilling.
It is equipped with comfortable, wide handles, which help the child to hold the cup in his tiny hands.
Practical cover protects the spout against dirt.
The contoured, wide base ensures the stability of the cup.
The simple design makes it easy to keep the cup clean.
It has a clear scale, which makes it easy to measure the desired amount of fluid.
Additional info
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The cup is intended for children 9m +.
Available in several colors.
Capacity 200ml.
The cup can be washed in the dishwasher, heat in the microwave (without lid) and boiling water overflow. It can not be disinfected and scalded.
Keep the product clean. Before the first and each subsequent use, wash the cup in warm water with a mild liquid. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry. Avoid rough, abrasive surface tools. Cup should not be disinfected and scalded. It can be washed in the dishwasher, heated in a microwave and poured with boiling water.
Take special care when heating in a microwave oven. Remember that the cup must be open. Heating in a microwave oven can cause a high temperature locally, so always stir the heated drink to distribute the temperature evenly. Before giving it to a child, check that it is not too drink, not too hot. Hard water, fruit juices or teas can leave residue on the mouthpiece or discoloration, which does not change its properties. Viscous fluid (eg. A suspension of fruit particles) may clog the valve.
Note! Do not leave a child while using the cup without adult supervision. The product is not a toy. Keep the unused cup out of the reach of children. Check the product before each use. In the case of the first signs of damage or wear - throw away.
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