Baby and child bath thermometer
Check bath water at a glance: mercury-free floating thermometer, ideal range 35–38°C, compliant with 14350. Clear reading, safe and easy to clean.
Expédition dès commandes à partir du mardi 5 Août 2025
The Plic bath thermometer lets you check your child's bath temperature at a glance. Its floating fish shape makes taking measurements simple, fun, and reassuring for parents.
Completely mercury-free and compliant with the EN-14350:2020 standard, as indicated on the packaging, it guarantees safe use. The ideal bath temperature range is between 35°C and 38°C, clearly marked on the thermometer's scale.
Designed for quick readings, this thermometer also displays "too cold" and "too hot" ranges to prevent any risk of uncomfortable or dangerous bathing for your baby.
Practical for everyday use, this thermometer is easy to clean with warm soapy water and should be rinsed after each use, as recommended in the official instructions.
This is not a toy: never leave a child unattended in the bath, and replace the thermometer if it shows signs of separation from the liquid or wear.
Product Details
Data sheet
- Color
- Blue
- Place the thermometer in the bathtub while filling it; let it float.
- Check that the temperature is between 35 and 38°C; do not exceed 38°C.
- Before placing your baby in the bath, also check the water temperature with your elbow.
Care
Clean before and after use with warm soapy water, rinse, and allow to dry.
Safety
- Never leave the child unattended; the thermometer is not a toy.
- If the liquid column separates, discontinue use.
FAQ
What is the ideal bath temperature?
Between 35 and 38°C; do not exceed 38°C. The range is indicated on the scale.
Does the thermometer contain mercury?
No, it is mercury-free (marked “Mercury Free” on the packaging).
Does it comply with a standard?
Yes, it is marked as compliant with the EN 14350:2020 standard.
How to clean it?
With warm soapy water, rinse, then let it air dry.
Are there any special precautions?
Never leave the child alone, check the temperature with your elbow, and discontinue use if the column shows any signs of separation.