Plush Owl with Light, Clementoni – Damaged packaging

Warning. Do not use detergents or chemical solvents. Keep the toy away from sunlight and other heat sources. Do not leave the toy in an environment where the temperature is below 0°C or in the sun, as high or low temperatures can damage the toy. Warning. Before handing the item over to the child, remove and dispose of all parts of the packaging (bags, straps, etc.) that are not part of the toy and keep them out of the reach of children. Read the instructions and save them for later use. The colours and details of the contents may differ from those shown on the packaging. WARNING! Batteries must be inserted by an adult. When inserting the batteries, pay attention to the manufacturer's markings for the direction of polarity (+/-). Remove used batteries from the toy. Be careful not to cause a short circuit. To avoid short circuits, under no circumstances grip the contacts inside the empty battery compartment. Take the rechargeable batteries out of the toy before charging. Rechargeable batteries must be charged under adult supervision. Do not charge batteries that are not intended to be charged. Do not use different types of batteries, never used and new together. Recommendations: batteries are dangerous if swallowed, so keep them out of the reach of children. We recommend removing the batteries from the toy when it is not in use for a long period of time. Do not attempt to open the batteries. Do not throw batteries in the fire. The chemical symbol for mercury (Hg), cadmium (Cd) and/or lead (Pb) located below the crossed-out trash symbol indicates that there is a meaningful percentage of the relative component in the battery. These components are highly harmful to the environment and to human health. Proper disposal of batteries allows them to be isolated and the harmful components targeted, and enables the recycling of precious virgin materials, reducing negative impacts on humans and animals. Disposal of used batteries in landfills or in the environment significantly increases the risk of water pollution. Under EU Directive 2013/56/EU, batteries and accumulators are prohibited from being disposed of as household waste and customers are obliged to cooperate in the separation and separate disposal of waste.