Really like how everything connects together. It looks great on our tiles and makes bath time more interesting.
Ozito™ Splash & Spin Bath Set
Ozito™ Splash & Spin Bath Set
- Choose from 21, 27 or 48 pieces
- Strong suction cups for smooth surfaces
- Pour water to activate the fun
- Designed for children ages 3+
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$50.00
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Ozito
Ozito™ Splash & Spin Bath Set
21 PCS – Starter Set
Regular price
$50.00
Regular price
$129.00
Sale price
$50.00
Unit price
per
Their Own Water Wonderland
The Ozito™ Splash & Spin Bath Set transforms the tub into an interactive playground where little hands connect, pour, spin, and discover exciting surprises.
Little Moments. Big Smiles.
Better Together
Make room for shared play while helping them build their latest creation.
A Gift They'll Explore
A thoughtful surprise for curious little builders who love hands-on fun.
A Place for Play
The suction-cup base mounts to smooth bathroom surfaces for upright water play.
Beyond Basic Toys
Discover the Ozito™ difference with customizable water routes, interactive attachments, and three exciting set sizes, all designed for hands-on bath-time adventures.
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Others |
Connectable Water Pipes |
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Three Set Options |
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Spinning Water Attachments |
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Wall-Mounted Play |
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Custom Water Pathways |
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Rebuildable Designs |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the three sets?
Ozito™ comes in 21-piece, 27-piece, and 48-piece options. Each offers a different number of components. Exact components vary by set.
How does the bath toy attach to the wall?
The suction cups are designed for smooth, nonporous surfaces, including suitable bathtub walls, glass, and ceramic tiles. Clean the surface and press firmly into place.
Does it need batteries or running water?
The water-play features work by pouring water into the toy, allowing it to travel through connected tubes and attachments. Continuous running water isn't necessary.
What age is Ozito™ suitable for?
Ozito™ is intended for children ages 3 and up. Always follow the product's age guidance and supervise children during bath time.
Can children change the pipe arrangements?
Yes! The modular design allows children to disconnect, rearrange, and reconnect pieces to experiment with different layouts and water routes.
Will it stick to textured bathroom tiles?
Suction cups perform best on clean, smooth surfaces. Textured, uneven, or porous surfaces may prevent a secure attachment.
How do I clean and store the pieces?
Disconnect the components, rinse thoroughly with clean water, and let them air-dry completely before storing.
What is your warranty and return policy?
We offer 30-day returns for added peace of mind. Please keep your order number, original packaging, and included accessories. If your order arrives damaged, defective, or missing parts, contact our support team and we'll help make it right.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 128 reviews.
Bought this for my little boy and he absolutely loves it. Even the simplest setup keeps him entertained.
The spinning wheel is a huge hit with my son. Such a clever little toy for the bathtub!
Didn't expect so many ways to put it together. We keep trying different setups and discovering new favorites.
My daughter loves watching the water run through everything. She's always asking to play with it again!
This has been sitting on our bathtub wall all week because my little guy doesn't want us to take it down. He keeps finding a new place to pour the water.
The suction cups worked well on our smooth tiles. I wiped the wall first like I do with any suction toy and it stayed where I put it.
I bought the smaller set to see if she'd even be interested. Turns out she likes connecting the pipes almost as much as the actual water part.
Honestly a pretty clever bath toy. The wheels start moving when you pour water in and my three-year-old thinks that's the funniest thing.
Got this for my grandson and he was completely focused on figuring out where the water would come out. A good change from the usual floating toys.
My daughter calls it her water machine. We made one setup the first night and changed it again the next morning before her bath.
We have a basket of bath toys that barely get touched anymore. This is the one she actually asks for.
A little more involved than a rubber duck, in a good way. I put the first few pieces together and then let my son choose what went next.
My kid had more fun testing the different outlets than I expected. We'd switch one pipe and suddenly the water came out somewhere else.
The colors are bright without looking too babyish. I especially like the clear sections because you can actually see the water moving.
Very cute idea. The little spinner gets a lot of attention in our house.
I was expecting another toy that would be exciting for one day. So far we've been rebuilding this at nearly every bath.
We went with the bigger option since both kids wanted to build. There are enough pieces for them to come up with some pretty funny arrangements.
The best part is that it doesn't need batteries. A cup of bath water is all we use to get everything going.
Our bathroom has large flat tiles and the cups grip nicely. No drilling or anything to install, which I appreciate.
My four-year-old wants to be the 'engineer' now. I mostly pass the pieces while he decides which pipe goes where.
I like that there isn't one single correct layout. We can make a simple route when we're in a hurry or do a bigger one on weekends.
Arrived as a bunch of pieces, which was actually the fun part for us. My daughter was excited to put it together with me.
For a kid who is obsessed with pouring water out of cups, this is basically the perfect thing.
We set it up on the wall beside the tub rather than directly over the faucet. That gave her plenty of room to reach everything.
My son watches each tube so carefully. When the water takes a different path he looks genuinely surprised every time.
Nice mix of building and water play. It's not just something to stare at; they get to change how it works.
Fun toy and my son enjoys it, but attaching the cups to our slightly textured tile took some trial and error. Much better on the smooth section.
It took a few tries to figure out a layout that made the most of the spinners. After that, my daughter was hooked.
We bought it as a birthday gift and the parents texted us a video of the kid playing with it that night. Definitely a fun gift idea.
The different pipe shapes are what make it interesting. We made a short route first and then tried to get water all the way across.
Not going to lie, I enjoyed putting this together too. It's like a little plumbing project for bath time.
The pieces are cute and the water effects work well. I wish the setup was a little quicker when we're trying to get through bedtime.
My niece is really into anything with moving parts. This was an instant hit because she could make the wheel spin herself.
We have two little ones and they take turns pouring into the top. It has made a normally chaotic part of the evening more pleasant.
The first time the water came out of the side opening my son yelled 'again!' About sums it up.
I appreciate that you can pull it apart afterward and let the parts dry instead of leaving a big enclosed water toy sitting there.
Super fun. We keep a small plastic cup in the tub just for this.
Good idea for bath time. The little connections can be fiddly for small hands, so I end up helping with those.
My daughter loves pouring the water, although we needed to play around with the angle to get one of the wheels spinning properly.