NeeDoh Press Doh: Age, Size, and Non-Toxic Safety Checked
The 3+ line on NeeDoh Press Doh guards against the tearable filling, not the 2.75-inch ball, and the label never actually proves the non-toxic claim.
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The 3+ line on NeeDoh Press Doh guards against the tearable filling, not the 2.75-inch ball, and the label never actually proves the non-toxic claim.
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