Yes. The spout upholds the most stringent safety standards (ASTM, EN71, ect’) and is IPX7 waterproof certified, ensuring the utmost safety in using battery-operated products when immersed in water. Still, please follow these guidelines to ensure optimal safe use of the product:

• 1. Use 3 X AA batteries only.

• 2. WARNNING: don’t use rechargeable batteries.

• 3. Use quality batteries of a known brand.

• 4. Make sure the battery compartment is tightly sealed after every time you change the batteries.

Yes, this product is BPA free.

This product is recommended for children ages 9-36 months. No matter what their age, you should never leave a child unattended in the bathroom or bathtub.

Before you can start enjoying your new Flow ‘N’ Fill Spout, batteries must be inserted. We strongly recommend using new, good quality batteries to ensure optimal operation over time.

3 X AA batteries (not included) of good quality and a known brand are needed. WARNNING: don’t use rechargeable batteries.

The battery compartment is located on the back of the spout unit.

Attention! Before inserting batteries, ensure the product is dried thoroughly! To insert batteries, unscrew the battery compartment cover (located on the back of the spout unit) with a Phillips Head screwdriver. Insert 3 X 1.5V AA (LR6) batteries, ensuring correct polarity. Close the compartment cover and screw firmly into position. Attention! Before putting the spout in the water, make sure the battery compartment is tightly sealed.

Use the suction cups located on the back of the spout to fix it into place. Simply wet the suction cups and attach them to the side of the bathtub, keeping the lower suction cup as close to the bottom of the tub as possible.

In order to operate the spout, make sure the water level is such that the pump unit is submerged in the water.

1. Create a shower.
2. Spin the propeller.
3. Watch the peek-a-boo friend float to the top.

Unscrew the filter (located on the side of the blue pump unit) and pull it out. Wash with soap and water until the filter mesh is clean. Make sure the inner propeller is also clean and spins freely. Reposition the filter and screw firmly into place.

The product may stop working when the propeller or filter are blocked by dirt, hair, or soap. In order to fix this, unscrew the filter and pull it out. Wash with soap and water, ensuring that the filter mesh is completely clean. Make sure the propeller rotates freely. If it does not, try to release the clog with a screwdriver, until it rotates freely again. Reinsert filter and screw into place.
If you want to watch a tutorial: click here.
If the water is still not running, change the batteries and make sure to tightly close the battery compartment lid (see instructions above).

1. Verify correct polarity of batteries.
2. Change batteries.
3. Still doesn’t work? Contact us.

To start the flow of water, press on the orange diver’s mask located on the red part of the spout unit and wait for a couple of seconds.

It is recommended to properly rinse, drain, and dry out the product after every use. Use the cup dispenser to ensure dry and mold-free storage of the tumblers. Unless you do that, Yookidoo® bath toys will need a good cleaning every two weeks or so in order to remain mold-free. When a thorough cleaning is required, fill up a bucket with water and add in some vinegar. Let the spout soak in the vinegar water for around 20 minutes, then activate it a few times to circulate the water through it. Repeat this step with clean water to wash out the vinegar. Rinse the spout off and dry using a paper or cloth towel.

The filter should be cleaned every time the batteries are replaced or if the stream of water is too slow.

1. Allow the pump to fill up with water – plug the water output hole at the end of the spout with one finger for a minute.
2. Clean filter – clean mesh and make sure that the filter propeller spins freely.
3. Change batteries.

The Yookidoo date code helps us track the production date of the product. The date code of the Yookidoo Flow ‘N’ Fill Spout is under the battery lid. It is a 5-digit number that ends with letters.