Stamp Colop 156693 Round Multicolour for Children

The Colop 156693 round multicolour stamp for children combines a playful design with a dermatologically tested ink and scented soap to make hand hygiene engaging for kids. Each set includes a stamp with a built-in ink pad using Cleany stamp ink, the original Cleany scented soap, and guidance for using the stamp together with the Cleany hand washing song video to encourage repeated handwashing throughout the day.

Advantages

The stamp uses certified dermatologically tested ink (Dermatest: Excellent) with an antimicrobial active ingredient to help keep the stamp surface germ-free. It can be used up to 3,000 times and features a colourful, child-friendly design from COLOP that supports hygiene education. The included fragrant Cleany soap and the integrated ink pad simplify regular handwashing routines for children.

Suitable for

• Home use to teach children regular handwashing
• Preschool and kindergarten hygiene activities
• Elementary school classroom routines and rewards
• Childcare centres and pediatric waiting areas

Key specifications

• Brand: COLOP
• Model / MPN: 9C 156693
• EAN: 9004362524083
• Type: Round multicolour stamp for children with built-in ink pad
• Ink durability: up to 3,000 impressions
• Ink properties: dermatologically tested, Dermatest "Excellent"; contains antimicrobial silver phosphate glass (CAS: 308069-39-8)
• Included: Cleany scented soap

How to use

Remove the protective cap from the stamp in the morning and press the motif onto the back or palm of the child’s hand. Dab lightly and allow the ink to dry. Encourage children to wash their hands several times a day with plenty of soap and warm water, especially before meals and at bedtime. The stamp is intended to act as a visual reminder to repeat handwashing throughout the day.

Recommendations

Store the stamp with its protective cap when not in use. Use the included Cleany scented soap and, if available, play the Cleany hand washing song video to make handwashing a consistent daily habit. Replace the stamp when impressions decline noticeably or after the stated maximum impressions have been reached.