Blogger Reviews

“Critter Blasters are a perfect way to burn off some energy and beat the heat!” “As a mom who wants to teach her child to respect the difference between real and pretend weapons, I'm extremely pleased that the company got creative with their product naming and avoided the word "gun" in their titles.”

- Pauline Lupercio

“The Max Liquidator (almost as fun to say as it is to use — at least for me) works like a champ. It’s easy to fill and shoots a powerful stream of water that goes as far as 30 feet. There were a few older model pump-type sprayers at the pool, but all were slow to load and subject to constant jamming. Whoever had the Max Liquidator had the power.”

- Catherine Crawford

“The Max Liquidator Eliminator has several things going for it. First, I like that it doesn’t resemble a gun in anyway. This is innocent fun! Second, the Eliminator is easy to fill with water; just pull it back like a giant syringe and you are ready for action! Third, the Eliminator is easy to ‘shoot’, and has a really long range! What a fun toy! Nice and small, and the price tag is easy too!” 

- Candice Broom
 

“My kids have had a blast~ literally, with their Prime Time Toys. We got two Critter Blasters, a Dolphin and a Turtle, and the Blaster Board. We love taking them out on the pontoon and squirting them as far as we can. I was surprised at how far the mini squirters could shoot!”

- Sarah Harvey

“The Max Liquidator looks like a small foam ‘noodle’ pool toy, but secretly it's the best water blaster on the market I have tried to date. We've gone through several name brand water guns/toys, all being just mediocre. Some don't hold enough water, some are hard to fill, and some last about a day before they end up in the trash totally useless. NOT the Max Liquidator. This baby is easy to load, simply dip it in your water source, pull out the end and it sucks the water right up. Smooth and slick, it does not stick. Even my 5 year old (who's not as strong as he thinks he is) did it with no problems at all. Push the end forward and the water blasts over 30 feet.”

- Heather Sievers