PAAS Easter Egg Dye Egg Dipper, Blue Bunny Bottom Whisk, 1 Count

This is such a clever idea! I have been dyeing eggs with my children for years and this is just such a good idea. The design is really cute. It is easy to use, just pop the white boiled egg in and you can dip it into the egg dye and not stain your fingers! I love the cute bunny design on the handle. It is easy to clean.

This little whisk for egg coloring is such a great idea! It keeps yours and your kids hands from getting stained from egg dye! It's flexible for even younger kids to be able to get a egg in and out without any issues! The handle is fun with a little bunny on it!

It is a really Cute Easter Egg Dipper that looks like a whisk but the fingers are made of plastic that's bendable to allow eggs to enter the middle compartment. It is flexible and I'm sure will last long as long as kids are not using it so rough. My son can't wait, he already taken it out of the packaging. But with egg prices nowadays, we don't know if we will be able to afford using real egg for this Easter 2023 egg hunting

Cute design with a little bunny that captured my kids attention and liking of it. It was easy to place an egg in it as it had a little attachment at the center of the little whisk thing. I was easily able to place it into it without detaching the piece. Just make sure that when you reattach it that it is secure otherwise the egg will fall out and you will have to use your hands. I carried the egg around carelessly multitasking in the kitchen and had no problems with it coming out. It allowed the color to get to the egg but did leave some stripes where the whisk pieces were. I attempted to shift it around and that did not correct it. I thought they turned out cute stripe or not and would highly recommend for little kids who struggle with fine motor skills or older adults who struggle with keeping their hands still to balance the normal wire dipper!

This PAAS egg dipper is a fun relatively clean way for kids to dye eggs. You just insert an egg in the middle of the dipper then dip in dye. You can gently move it around. Then simply lift the egg out of the dye and check to see if it is the desired color. I do recommend having paper towels ready to dry when you pull it out of the dye. Then pull the bottom apart to release the egg. This makes dying eggs with little ones more fun and less messy.

Super cute little egg dye dipper! The flexible cage makes it easy to put the egg inside gently . It makes egg dyeing a lot easier and less messy. My nine year old was Instantly Intrigued When she saw it and opened it right away. She tested it out with an egg and dye right away. This is going to be our favorite Easter egg dye tool staple.

Finally a clean way to dip Easter eggs. The paas Easter egg holder is the best. No more Messi g dipping of Easter eggs. Easy for little children and bigger kids alike. Keep eggs from dropping out while coloring them. Kids will love this and so will the parents.

Wow the pass whiskers egg dipper is so cute my grandkids love it and cannot wait u til Easter comes so they can do there eggs ,perfect for them to hold the bunny peice so there hands won't get dyed or dirty ,the opens gently so you can separate the whisp loops to put your egg in and then once your done with that your all set to go and dip your egg into your dye mixture and to get best results make sure you stir egg while dying for best results .

I like how cute this is, and it really reminds me of Easter. The issues outweigh the need to buy one, though. This item is very lightweight and feels unnatural in my hand. It also feels like the slight pressure will fracture/break the handle. Tried this with an unboiled egg just to see how it would work. You press it down, and it spreads to allow the egg in side. You have to pull it apart where it connects to get the egg out, then the whole thing is wet from picking it up out of the dye- very messy. I think its cute- but not worth purchasing unless you want a novelty item

The PAAS Easter Egg Dye Egg Dipper is cute and easy for little hands to grip. The process is just to unclasp the bottom of the dipper, load the egg, dip into the dye, then release. We would have loved to give this dipper 5 stars, but it just wouldn't stay closed.