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Customer reviews of Tornado Tubes by Tedco
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Tornado Tubes has been reviewed 17 times with an average rating of 4.53
Tornado tubes are easy to use, cheap, and kids like them.
Posted 4/10/2008 by Karla Lagunas
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I used these with my class to conduct a science experiment on tornadoes. They are easy to use and sturdy. I would just offer a heads up in making sure that the 2 liters have no plastic rings on them before you attach the tubes, otherwise they will leak. Also, when we did variations by inserting sand, etc. the tubes clogged up, so if you're using this in a science experiment I recommend measuring out the amounts before passing it out to your students!
Great product! My students (5th graders) loved using them and it didn't require much prep to get them going!
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Posted 8/14/2008 by Alena Leos
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Great product and works well in a classroom setting for studying weather
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My rating of Tornado Tubes
Posted 10/25/2007
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They worked fine. The directions could have been been more detailed. We found they worked better if the plastic ring was cut off the soda bottles, otherwise there was leakage.
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Great Educational Toy
Posted 2/14/2007 by Lisa Shamaly
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I knew my son would like this, but he actually loves it. It is his new favorite thing! I added blue water and some glitter and this is just awesome!
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Holds His Attention!
Posted 2/8/2007 by Elizabeth Hall
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My son has always been fascinated with toys with simulate weather. A friend of ours has this product and one day while visiting, my 6 year old son played exclusively with the Tornado Tube. Needless to say, we had to get one for him to create an inexpensive learning opportunity!
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Worked nicely
Posted 10/21/2008
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My son used this for a K science project and it worked nicely. Leaked a little bit, but could be that we didn't thread it carefully enough.
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Posted 5/19/2008 by Stephanie Sparks
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The tornado tubes worked great! The kids loved them and wanted to know where they could buy them. I told them fatbraintoys.com, of course!
My class loves these!
Posted 5/13/2008 by Rebecca Brooks
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I am a preschool teacher and have found that my class never tired of playing with our room's Tornado Tube. It was the star of the show during our weather theme and conitnued to be popular as the year progressed. So much so that I decided to give every student their own tornado tube as a graduation gift.
Great Service
Posted 11/23/2007 by Virginia Von Bose
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A favorite of our friends from ages 3 to 50. The Tornado Tube is mesmerizing!
Tornado Tubes
Posted 10/2/2007 by Gwen Mulder
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The tornado tubes did not make a tight seal with the soda bottles and we had a lot of water leakage.
My rating of Tornado Tubes
Posted 9/4/2007 by Kerry White
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We ordered some Tornado Tubes for use with an object lesson in conjunction with Group's "Living Inside Out" curriculum ("Storm Chasers" edition). The tubes work fine, but they could probably use a rubber gasket to keep water from leaking around the edges when the 2-liter bottles are turned upside down to create the "tornado."
Tornado Tubes
Posted 5/3/2007 by Allison Peck
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This product does just what it needs to. It holds two soda bottles together without leaking. It is sturdy and durable- won't crack easily.
Tornado Tubes In Science Centers
Posted 2/19/2007 by Dr Terry J. and Diana L. Hutter
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These are great yet inexpensive items to use for hands-on science demonstrations in science centers or in classrooms. These were purchased for use in South Africa with rural Zulu students.
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