Chad Valley Bag of 100 Multi-Coloured Play Balls

Hello MV,

The supplier has advised the following for the Chad Valley Bag of 100 Multi-Coloured Play Balls:

“ You will need approximately 500 balls to fill the ball pit. ”

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Hi Sessy,

I can advise the manufacturer has confirmed this product is BPA free.

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Hello there,

The supplier has advised the Chad Valley Bag of 100 Multi-Coloured Play Balls has 25 balls of each colour.

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Hi Robin,

Thanks for your question for Chad Valley Bag of 100 Pink and Blue Play balls.

As we stock more than one Chad Valley ball pit, can you please resubmit your question with the catalogue number of the ball pit you are referring to so we can answer your question accurately,

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Lil miss wouldn't get them in her mouth.
No rough edges, but the balls are cheapily made, thin and easily squashed. This leads to them often splitting open and then chewable

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I can confirm the edges are smooth and suitable for ages 1 year and over.

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A dog would burst these easily. They are hollow plastic and teeth would pierce them

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These play balls are not suitable for dogs.

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The answer is DEFINITELY FOR OVER 12 MONTHS OF AGE, AS CLEARLY PRINTED ON THE PRODUCT LABEL BY THE MANUFACTURER, AND IN THE UPDATED ARGOS WRITE-UP! So the Argos staff answer is WRONG to say suitable for 9 months of age, and Argos really should REMOVE the staff response stating this, as it would put the safety of young babies at risk if parents WRONGLY followed their reply!!

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Having checked the recommended age for these is ages 9 months and over.

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Hi there

The make up is as follows:

Light pink 35
Dark pink 35
Blue 30

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I would say that the ratio of the bag that I purchased was 85% pink (both dark and light) and 15% blue. I got these for my granddaughter and they were perfect. I hope this helps!

2 shades of pink 1 blue. Approx 33% each. 

The repliers may of WRONGLY assumed the balls are recyclable because of a recycling symbol on the tag, which really means the CARD tag is recyclable. OR due to a recycling TRIANGLE, BUT NOT all plastics are recyclable and NOT all items of the same plastic are recyclable. OR if listed as a compostable product, THIS MUST BE at a SPECIFIC industrial composting facility, NOT your council! Plastic balls ARE NOT recyclable in UK, unless for eg, TerraCycle has a TIME LIMITED SCHEME WITH a MANUFACTURER.

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Yes, they are.

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Yes

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The diameter of the balls are 6cm.

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