Schylling
Coverage of Schylling in the Nexus archive.
- TikTok trend of microwaving NeeDoh cubes sends kids to hospitals
A TikTok trend of microwaving NeeDoh cubes has led to children suffering burns when the toys exploded, prompting reports to the Consumer Product Safety Commission. Cases include a 9-year-old with second-degree burns and a 13-year-old with third-degree burns. Schylling, the toy's manufacturer, is collaborating with TikTok to remove harmful content.
- Teen who suffered third-degree burns by microwaved NeeDoh toy warns others about social media trend
A 13-year-old Alabama teen, Eli Blackmon, suffered third-degree burns after microwaving a NeeDoh toy following a TikTok trend, resulting in months of painful recovery. The toy manufacturer Schylling has since added safety warnings and is working with social media platforms to remove harmful content.
- Teen who suffered third-degree burns by microwaved NeeDoh toy warns others about social media trend
A 13-year-old Alabama teen, Eli Blackmon, suffered third-degree burns after microwaving a NeeDoh toy as part of a TikTok trend, resulting in months of painful recovery and permanent scarring. The toy's manufacturer, Schylling, has since added safety warnings and is working with social media platforms to remove misuse content.
- Teen who suffered third-degree burns by microwaved NeeDoh toy warns others about social media trend
A 13-year-old Alabama teen, Eli Blackmon, suffered third-degree burns after microwaving a NeeDoh toy following a TikTok trend, resulting in months of painful recovery and lasting scars. The toy's manufacturer, Schylling, has since added safety warnings and is working with social media platforms to remove harmful content, though the Blackmons report the trend persists.