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Squishy Toy Burst Causes Hospital Burn | Charleston News
A popular squishy toy exploded in a teen’s hands after being left in a hot car, sending sticky silicone goo across her legs and causing painful burns. Doctors confirmed the material wasn’t toxic, but the heat triggered the rupture — and it’s not an isolated case. Over a week, Poison Control logged multiple similar incidents. Medical experts warn that microwaving these toys to make them softer can make them even more dangerous. After a burn, cool water is the only safe first step — never egg whites, mayo, or mustard. The CPSC is now tracking these reports, urging parents to be cautious…
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