There's mold in your kids' bath toys (and that's probably OK) | The Seattle Times
Keeping Kids Bath Toys Clean and Mold Free - Des Moines Parent
Yucky ducky? Study reveals bath-time toy's dirty secret | CBC News
This is why your kids' bath toys could be KILLING them | The Sun
There's mold in your kids' bath toys (and that's probably okay) - The Washington Post
How To Safely Clean Bath Toys And Rubber Duck Mold
Rubber duck bath toy. After this toy was cut in half after one year of use, it revealed a rich, dark grey biofilm of bacteria, fungi and organic bath Stock Photo -
The ugly ducklings: biofilms in bath toys | Civil & Environmental Engineering | UIUC
The Grim Truth About Your Child's Rubber Ducks: They May Contain Harmful Bacteria | HuffPost UK Parents
Mom cuts open bath toy and discovers 'horrifying' bacteria: 'I was not prepared'
Study Reveals Bath Toys Contain Bacteria and Fungi - Core77
Your bath-time rubber duck may be a hotbed of disease-causing bacteria | Shropshire Star
Rubber Ducky Bath Toys Contain Bacteria and Mold, Study Finds
Health Watch: Rubber Ducky Bath Toys Breed Bacteria, Fungus - YouTube
Are rubber ducks safe? Bath toys may be filled with bacteria
Microbiologist Cameron Jones issues an urgent warning about the dangers of rubber duck bath toys | Daily Mail Online
What's inside your rubber ducky? The disturbing innards of your child's favourite bath toy - NZ Herald
Study Finds Bacteria In Nearly Every Bath Toy
Your rubber ducky's dirty secret
Bath toys: The dark side to your rubber ducky - Happy Hearts First Aid
Microbiologist Cameron Jones issues an urgent warning about the dangers of rubber duck bath toys | Daily Mail Online
Investigation: What's growing inside your child's bath toys?
Consumer alert: Tests reveal bacteria in common bath toys
Rubber ducky filled with 'potentially pathogenic' bacteria, study says
Danger: a mucky rubber ducky is a haven for bacteria, says study | Health | The Guardian
Rubber Ducks Can Breed Bacteria, According to New Study
The inside of rubber duckies are full of bacteria. You don't seem surprised | CNN
Boy rushed to hospital with blood-red eyes after squirty bath toy triggered nasty infection | The US Sun
