Around $11-$13, but the new ones are around $20.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
How expensive is a pokemon pokeball throw toy?
I really wanna know, they are the ones that come in the pokeballs, and are little plushies.How expensive is a pokemon pokeball throw toy?
Around $11-$13, but the new ones are around $20.disneymovieclub
Around $11-$13, but the new ones are around $20.
Is it illegal to hang a plush toy from my windshield?
I was wondering if i could hang something slightly right of my rear view window, so not directly in front of me. Is it illegal to do this? I know its illegal to hang things on the rear view window. Thanks for the answers :D I live in California btw.Is it illegal to hang a plush toy from my windshield?
Generally, an obstructed view charge covers almost any item in almost any place above dash level, especially if the item is just decorative rather than functional. This usually even includes dogs in your lap and snow or ice still on the windows.Is it illegal to hang a plush toy from my windshield?
No.
Most states require that you can see outside your rear view window and that you have at least 2 mirrors that can see behind you. You should be fine. Even if you got pulled over an officer would just give you warning.....if it was illegal...which it isn't.Is it illegal to hang a plush toy from my windshield?
typeL
Yes you can be cited. It is in your line of view.... and most toys are big enough to obscure your line of sight. Why put yourself in the position of having a ticket? Put the toy on your dresser.
Soccerref
Generally, an obstructed view charge covers almost any item in almost any place above dash level, especially if the item is just decorative rather than functional. This usually even includes dogs in your lap and snow or ice still on the windows.Is it illegal to hang a plush toy from my windshield?
No.
Most states require that you can see outside your rear view window and that you have at least 2 mirrors that can see behind you. You should be fine. Even if you got pulled over an officer would just give you warning.....if it was illegal...which it isn't.Is it illegal to hang a plush toy from my windshield?
typeL
Yes you can be cited. It is in your line of view.... and most toys are big enough to obscure your line of sight. Why put yourself in the position of having a ticket? Put the toy on your dresser.
Soccerref
What breed of toy dogs are available at Tiendesitas?
What breeds and how much are they?What breed of toy dogs are available at Tiendesitas?
Lots!
Toy breeds in Tiendesitas' Pet Village
- Chihuahua (depends on the bloodline and coat, 16k male - 18k female)
- Pug (16k male - 18k female)
- Shih Tzu (cheapest is 10k)
- Maltese
- Pekingese
- Pomeranian
- Miniature Pinscher
- Miniature Schnauzer
- Papillon (25k female, not sure with the male)
- Toy Poodle
Those are the most common toy breeds sold there. It depends, sometimes it has some other breeds, some they don't have it.
The Pet Village has complete amenities...from dog accessories, vitamins, medications, and grooming shops! All you need for you dog are there!
When you buy a dog, rest assured that it has complete vaccines, it has papers, and some have microchips in them. It is a bit expensive than other stores or breeders, but you are sure they are selling quality puppies.
EDIT:
I'm not sure with the prices of Pomeranian and Maltese. But I do know that they have almost the same prices. The female mostly costs 25k, not sure with the male. We only buy female pups because we breed dogs.What breed of toy dogs are available at Tiendesitas?
Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Shih Tzu, Pekingese, and others.
Last time I went to Tiendesitas, they have almost all breeds of toy dogs there. The Pet Village is located near Frontera Drive.
The prices in Tiendesitas are staggeringly high though. For heaper toy dogs, go to Cartimar Market in Pasay City - where they sell toy dogs at a very low cost (compared to Tiendesitas).
One advantage of buying dogs in Tiendesitas however, is that all of them have complete papers (birth certification, vaccination, etc.), while in Cartimar, only some pups have papers.What breed of toy dogs are available at Tiendesitas?
DONT EAT IT!
Lots!
Toy breeds in Tiendesitas' Pet Village
- Chihuahua (depends on the bloodline and coat, 16k male - 18k female)
- Pug (16k male - 18k female)
- Shih Tzu (cheapest is 10k)
- Maltese
- Pekingese
- Pomeranian
- Miniature Pinscher
- Miniature Schnauzer
- Papillon (25k female, not sure with the male)
- Toy Poodle
Those are the most common toy breeds sold there. It depends, sometimes it has some other breeds, some they don't have it.
The Pet Village has complete amenities...from dog accessories, vitamins, medications, and grooming shops! All you need for you dog are there!
When you buy a dog, rest assured that it has complete vaccines, it has papers, and some have microchips in them. It is a bit expensive than other stores or breeders, but you are sure they are selling quality puppies.
EDIT:
I'm not sure with the prices of Pomeranian and Maltese. But I do know that they have almost the same prices. The female mostly costs 25k, not sure with the male. We only buy female pups because we breed dogs.What breed of toy dogs are available at Tiendesitas?
Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Shih Tzu, Pekingese, and others.
Last time I went to Tiendesitas, they have almost all breeds of toy dogs there. The Pet Village is located near Frontera Drive.
The prices in Tiendesitas are staggeringly high though. For heaper toy dogs, go to Cartimar Market in Pasay City - where they sell toy dogs at a very low cost (compared to Tiendesitas).
One advantage of buying dogs in Tiendesitas however, is that all of them have complete papers (birth certification, vaccination, etc.), while in Cartimar, only some pups have papers.What breed of toy dogs are available at Tiendesitas?
DONT EAT IT!
What is the best way to clean a stuffed toy if there are no instructions on the label?
I have two penguin teddies and one penguin pillow, and I have had them for a while. They are starting to get a little dirty and dusty. How is best to clean them if they don't have a label with laundering instructions on them? More to the point, would they be safe to launder, hand wash or otherwise? Any help would be excellent, as I love these penguins so much and I would be so very distraught if harm came to any of them in the middle of cleaning them.What is the best way to clean a stuffed toy if there are no instructions on the label?
I'd only give them a surface clean with a damp cloth otherwise you are in danger of completely ruining them.
I believe if these items mean that much to you, I'd contact a professional dry cleaner and ask their opinion. It's hard to say what may have been used for "stuffing" in these items. A professional would have a better opinion than most of us, or could at least send you in the right direction for help!What is the best way to clean a stuffed toy if there are no instructions on the label?
place in a pillow case tie shut. place in washer with a small amount of detergent. wash with cold water and rinse with cold water.
I have had success just tossing stiffed animals in the dryer with NO heat, and a couple of dryer sheets. The tumbling will knock the dust off, and the sheets will freshen their smell.What is the best way to clean a stuffed toy if there are no instructions on the label?
Put them in a pillow case and put on a normal wash. Keep temp to 40 degrees or less. Don't use bleach. If they are very grubby pre wash them. Don't tumble dry - leave them to dry naturally.
you could wash them on a cool cycle, or if you don't want to risk putting them in the machine, just hand wash them and hang them outside to dry =)
Stuff it in a pillow case and tie the end shut and wash it with the whites and tumble dry low heat.
I'd only give them a surface clean with a damp cloth otherwise you are in danger of completely ruining them.
I believe if these items mean that much to you, I'd contact a professional dry cleaner and ask their opinion. It's hard to say what may have been used for "stuffing" in these items. A professional would have a better opinion than most of us, or could at least send you in the right direction for help!What is the best way to clean a stuffed toy if there are no instructions on the label?
place in a pillow case tie shut. place in washer with a small amount of detergent. wash with cold water and rinse with cold water.
I have had success just tossing stiffed animals in the dryer with NO heat, and a couple of dryer sheets. The tumbling will knock the dust off, and the sheets will freshen their smell.What is the best way to clean a stuffed toy if there are no instructions on the label?
Put them in a pillow case and put on a normal wash. Keep temp to 40 degrees or less. Don't use bleach. If they are very grubby pre wash them. Don't tumble dry - leave them to dry naturally.
you could wash them on a cool cycle, or if you don't want to risk putting them in the machine, just hand wash them and hang them outside to dry =)
Stuff it in a pillow case and tie the end shut and wash it with the whites and tumble dry low heat.
What is the best toy puppy/dog breed?
Seeking for a toy dog breed and I am unsure where to start. I have had large dogs my entire life and know would like to invest my love in a small dog. I have been thinking about the Papillon's has anyone had experience with this breed?What is the best toy puppy/dog breed?
Pappys can be very squirmy and always nervous.
The BEST toy puppy/dog breed EVER is in fact the CHIHUAHUA!
I LOVE my chihuahua! She is 2 and just so sweet and funny and makes me laugh every day! It is so fun to spoil them and bring them everywhere with you too. Chi's aren't 'yappy' and 'bratty', all they want is your love and attention. GET A CHIHUAHUA! :) Lol, good luck!
My chihuahua:
http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn258鈥?/a>
PS: Any dog you get, PLEASE buy from a breeder!What is the best toy puppy/dog breed?
Brussels Griffon!
Pappys can be very squirmy and always nervous.
The BEST toy puppy/dog breed EVER is in fact the CHIHUAHUA!
I LOVE my chihuahua! She is 2 and just so sweet and funny and makes me laugh every day! It is so fun to spoil them and bring them everywhere with you too. Chi's aren't 'yappy' and 'bratty', all they want is your love and attention. GET A CHIHUAHUA! :) Lol, good luck!
My chihuahua:
http://i306.photobucket.com/albums/nn258鈥?/a>
PS: Any dog you get, PLEASE buy from a breeder!What is the best toy puppy/dog breed?
Brussels Griffon!
Does anyone have a toy kitchen for their son?
We are thinking about christmas presents and have decided on a swing set, basketball hoop, and I was wondering if he would enjoy a toy kitchen. I was reading the reviews for one of them online and they mostly talked about daughters. It looks gender neutral and comes with a lot of play food. Looks cute.
Does anyone have a play kitchen for their son, and do they enjoy it?
Any ideas on other gifts a toddler boy might enjoy?
Thanks!Does anyone have a toy kitchen for their son?
I actually sale play kitchens online and you would be amazed at how many people buy play kitchens for their sons exclusively or for their daughter and son. Play kitchens are great for fostering creativity and the imagination. There are some great gender friendly kitchens out there. My favorite is one by KidKraft called the Cook Together Kitchen. Here's a link to it if your are interested.
http://www.playkitchensemporium.com/prod鈥?/a>
Yes my nephew has one and he loves it
all those will be perfectDoes anyone have a toy kitchen for their son?
Yup. We got our son a toy kitchen for his birthday this year. He was a year (and already walking and playing and getting into cabinets!). He loves his kitchen, he is always in it doing something with the food, the pots and pans, or pretending to make me food. My daughter never had any interest in the kitchen, so we never got her a toy kitchen. But my son used to walk right into the kitchen and play with the pots and pans, the food in the pantry, and the dishwasher. We got a solid wood, neutral kitchen and put it in his room. He adores it. We will likely move it into the main area when our second son is a bit bigger, so he can enjoy it too. I don't find kitchens to be girly at all. Although my kids are not into the gender thing. My daughter loves dinosaurs and Scooby Doo. My son loves kitchen stuff and stuffed animals of all kinds.
Actually my son's Gram wanted to buy him a toy kitchen for Christmas. And I would have said yes but my son is only 7 1/2 months old.
We need to get rid of some of his other toys to be able to fit a toy kitchen in his play area and by the time he is REALLY playing with a toy kitchen it would be a year from now. So it would have been wasted space and money.
7 1/2 months old is far too young for a toy kitchen.
But when he is a toddler, yes... I will buy him a toy kitchen. My husband enjoyed his as child, so did my BIL.Does anyone have a toy kitchen for their son?
yes my son loves it he is 2yrs old and he loves it he trys to make cakes for me but its plastic lol and great gifts are dvds like dora or elmo maybe a cute lil stuffed animal or like my son,a trycycle that is really great he rides on it all day and i hope you have a marry christmas :)
Congratulations on choosing things for him to use instead of ones that entertain him, but it's already too much. Kids who get too much became greedy, selfish and unhappy. (My Super Sweet Sixteen, Bridezillas, Kardashians, Paris, etc.)
The kitchen is a good idea, but he'll have a birthday. Of course, you could do the kitchen now and save the swing set for a warmer time or make it as a family gift. A family swing set makes it easier to share when friends come over and if there's ever another child.
Why not wait on the basketball hoop (and then an in-the-house ones) until he's 6 or so? It'll be more fun when his hand-eye coordination is better. Too soon is frustrating and can be a lifetime turn-off. Building blocks, an unusual stuffed animal from a documentary or museum visit, Discovery Toys has sturdy items with lots of uses, which makes them good investments, a book or two with interesting stories or funny sounds, aCD of funny songs.
My son loves to play with toy kitchens!
My son is only 4 months old so he doesn't have one, but my nephew has one. He doesn't really play with it much cos he's older (he got it when he was 2 or 3, he's now 5) but when he did play with it he loved it. I want to get one of those big play kitchens that all three of my kids can use (obviously my son will have to wait cos he's very young). By the way, if my son wanted a doll I'd buy him one too, same as if my daughters wanted trucks or cars.applebees
Does anyone have a play kitchen for their son, and do they enjoy it?
Any ideas on other gifts a toddler boy might enjoy?
Thanks!Does anyone have a toy kitchen for their son?
I actually sale play kitchens online and you would be amazed at how many people buy play kitchens for their sons exclusively or for their daughter and son. Play kitchens are great for fostering creativity and the imagination. There are some great gender friendly kitchens out there. My favorite is one by KidKraft called the Cook Together Kitchen. Here's a link to it if your are interested.
http://www.playkitchensemporium.com/prod鈥?/a>
Yes my nephew has one and he loves it
all those will be perfectDoes anyone have a toy kitchen for their son?
Yup. We got our son a toy kitchen for his birthday this year. He was a year (and already walking and playing and getting into cabinets!). He loves his kitchen, he is always in it doing something with the food, the pots and pans, or pretending to make me food. My daughter never had any interest in the kitchen, so we never got her a toy kitchen. But my son used to walk right into the kitchen and play with the pots and pans, the food in the pantry, and the dishwasher. We got a solid wood, neutral kitchen and put it in his room. He adores it. We will likely move it into the main area when our second son is a bit bigger, so he can enjoy it too. I don't find kitchens to be girly at all. Although my kids are not into the gender thing. My daughter loves dinosaurs and Scooby Doo. My son loves kitchen stuff and stuffed animals of all kinds.
Actually my son's Gram wanted to buy him a toy kitchen for Christmas. And I would have said yes but my son is only 7 1/2 months old.
We need to get rid of some of his other toys to be able to fit a toy kitchen in his play area and by the time he is REALLY playing with a toy kitchen it would be a year from now. So it would have been wasted space and money.
7 1/2 months old is far too young for a toy kitchen.
But when he is a toddler, yes... I will buy him a toy kitchen. My husband enjoyed his as child, so did my BIL.Does anyone have a toy kitchen for their son?
yes my son loves it he is 2yrs old and he loves it he trys to make cakes for me but its plastic lol and great gifts are dvds like dora or elmo maybe a cute lil stuffed animal or like my son,a trycycle that is really great he rides on it all day and i hope you have a marry christmas :)
Congratulations on choosing things for him to use instead of ones that entertain him, but it's already too much. Kids who get too much became greedy, selfish and unhappy. (My Super Sweet Sixteen, Bridezillas, Kardashians, Paris, etc.)
The kitchen is a good idea, but he'll have a birthday. Of course, you could do the kitchen now and save the swing set for a warmer time or make it as a family gift. A family swing set makes it easier to share when friends come over and if there's ever another child.
Why not wait on the basketball hoop (and then an in-the-house ones) until he's 6 or so? It'll be more fun when his hand-eye coordination is better. Too soon is frustrating and can be a lifetime turn-off. Building blocks, an unusual stuffed animal from a documentary or museum visit, Discovery Toys has sturdy items with lots of uses, which makes them good investments, a book or two with interesting stories or funny sounds, aCD of funny songs.
My son loves to play with toy kitchens!
My son is only 4 months old so he doesn't have one, but my nephew has one. He doesn't really play with it much cos he's older (he got it when he was 2 or 3, he's now 5) but when he did play with it he loved it. I want to get one of those big play kitchens that all three of my kids can use (obviously my son will have to wait cos he's very young). By the way, if my son wanted a doll I'd buy him one too, same as if my daughters wanted trucks or cars.
What is the most effective way to revitalize a toy's plush?
I have the set of collectors Myrtlewood Stables horses and because they're made of plush, the plush soon becomes un-shiny and bumpy instead of smooth. My friend told me that canola oil mixed with water will do the trick, but my mom told me that the stuff might go rancid. Please give me tips on the best way to revitalize my collector's plsuh. Thanks for your help!What is the most effective way to revitalize a toy's plush?
If your horse is not dirty, you might want to try one of those animal brushes with the metal "hairs". I used to clean up stuffed toys for charity donation by washing in washing machine and brushing when dry.
If your horse is not dirty, you might want to try one of those animal brushes with the metal "hairs". I used to clean up stuffed toys for charity donation by washing in washing machine and brushing when dry.
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