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Bath thermometer

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Alerts on record1 HazardWater remains in the thermometer and is not drained away. The product is attractive to children: during playing, as the water is not properly drained, there is a risk of the spread of bacteria and of contamination if the RiskOther risk levels Country of originFrance First alertJanuary 21, 2022 Latest alertJanuary 21, 2022 On our lists sinceAugust 10, 2026

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Bath thermometer is a simple nursery and home-care tool, meant for checking that bath water stays comfortable for a baby or small child. By our assessment, its real strength is plainness: the reading is immediate, the job is obvious, and there is no app, pairing or learning curve between the water and the result. The trade-off is equally plain, because it is only as good as its own accuracy and the person reading it; a cheap model that drifts or is hard to read defeats the point. In practice it is one of those objects that sits in the tub, gives a quick number or indicator, and then disappears back into a drawer. It belongs to the low-drama end of baby gear, well below fancier monitors and well above guessing by touch alone. The number-free name fits the use: measure the water, check the temperature, move on.
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