Coconut Oil Squishy
Coconut oil and maltose squishies feel heavy and slow in the hand. Pull one and it stretches like warm syrup, then it sinks back into shape. Inside the skin sits an oily or sugary filling.
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NewChristmas Coconut Oil Squishy Ball in Gift Box, 6.5 cm
Christmas Coconut Oil Squishy Ball in Gift Box, 6.5 cm
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Coconut oil squishy
These squishies spread fast through short videos. A coconut oil squishy has a skin with an oily gel filling. Maltose squishies use a TPR skin around a filling based on malt sugar. Both feel heavier than foam and move slowly when you pull them.
Expect a different feel from a slow rising squishy. Nothing springs back here. You stretch, squeeze and roll them and they drift back into shape. Over time the surface can get a bit tacky, which is normal for these fillings.
The filling must stay inside. Don't bite these squishies and don't cut them open. Keep them out of hot cars and direct sun and away from the microwave and the freezer. If one starts to leak, throw it away. They are for ages 3 and up.
What is a coconut oil squishy?
A squishy with a soft skin and an oily gel filling. It stretches slowly and feels heavier than foam.
What is inside a maltose squishy?
A filling based on malt sugar inside a stretchy TPR skin. It is a toy filling and not food, so it must never be eaten.
What should I do if a coconut oil squishy leaks?
Throw it away and don't play with the filling. A squishy with a broken skin can't be fixed safely.
