Recc your water/sand table under $50!

[Ashley&Scott]

Little Tikes Spiral' Seas $39.99 at BBB, you can use a coupon too

M likes this even without water. 

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We have this one and it's been great!

www.target.com/p/step-2-wild-whirlpool-water-table/-/A-15112271#prodSlot=medium_1_7

[lilac05]

Sept 2, 2014 15:53:58 GMT -5 Ashley&Scott said:

Little Tikes Spiral' Seas $39.99 at BBB, you can use a coupon too

M likes this even without water. 

We have this, too.  Both boys love it, though Honestly, DS1 was just as happy with a 5 gallon bucket and a collection of cups and containers.

[bananapancakes]

My mom got one for my nieces that was sand on one side and water on the other. Bad idea! Both sides were mud in about 10 minutes!

[thejen626]

We bought a Step Up table at Costco this summer, it's huge with a pirate ship and a large umbrella, for $44.

[redheadk]

We have this sand table. It is great! Top is easy to put on and take off. smile.amazon.com/Step2-Naturally-Playful-Sand-Table/dp/B0009F4YR6/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1409697070&sr=8-1&keywords=sand+table

We have this water table. It's just okay. The boats are junk. We paid much less for it. smile.amazon.com/Step2-WaterWheel-Activity-Play-Table/dp/B000641DPQ/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&qid=1409697088&sr=8-14&keywords=sand+table

[natablue]

I bought this one for my two year old nephew and he loves it:
smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B00D7WLXGI/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[t]

We got one from Kohl's really cheap with 30% off and free shipping. I would definitely check there!

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Normally I always agree with Ashley&Scott, she's my GBCN BFF. But I just threw out that water table last week :-# It got nasty so fast, I couldn't get the gunk off the molded shell shells on the bottom, or the balls. The "whirlpool" feature straight-up doesn't work, no matter how fast you turn the green spinner thing. I am on the hunt for a new one.

[countthestars]

I can't rec a specific one but my target had some on clearance yesterday!

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My mom (retired preschool teacher) use large, flat plastic storage containers (think: under the bed) for both sand and water. She puts them on thr ground or plastic low kids tables. She instead spends money on the balls, cups, floaties, etc that go in it.

Not really what you asked, but a MM option?