Kelley Whitty's daughter, Leah, accidentally got magnets from a reusable water balloon in her nose. The mom said she was lucky to have only damaged her septum as the outcome could've been worse.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An Ohio mom says her 8-year-old daughter was injured by magnets from a reusable water balloon. Kelley Whitty of Morrow, Ohio, told ...

A Morrow woman is warning parents about the dangers of reusable water balloons after her daughter ended up in the hospital. The reusable balloons have tiny magnets that can pose a danger to ...

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One con of traditional splash water balloons is that they are single-use products; consumers can only use them once before throwing them away. Finally, traditional splash water balloons are often made ...

She’s throwing a wet blanket on summertime fun. A Noho tech entrepreneur is pushing the city to ban “single-use” water balloons in public parks and playgrounds. “Every summer, New York City parks — ...

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One con of traditional splash water balloons is that they are single-use products; consumers can only use them once before throwing them away. This can be wasteful and expensive, especially if ...