What is the difference between Magna-Tiles and Magformers?

Magnet size and strength Magna tiles have 2-3 rectangular magnets on each side. Magformers have 1 rounded magnet on each edge. This difference is what makes them incompatible. However, the magnets are of similar strengths.

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Are Magna-Tiles OK for 2 year olds?

Please note: Magna-Tiles® products are intended for children ages three and up. If using our magnetic toys with toddlers under the age of three, adult supervision is required.

Do Picasso tiles and Magna-Tiles work together?

Are Picasso Tiles compatible with Magna-Tiles? Yes! These tiles are not identical, but the size and magnet placement line up so that they work together perfectly.

Do different brands of magnetic tiles work together?

Compatibility. If you plan to mix sets of tiles between different brands, you will want to be sure that they are compatible. Some are not size compatible and some the magnets don’t work together!

What are the best brand of magnetic tiles?

Overall Product Rankings

PicassoTiles Assorted Colors High Transparency Magnetic Tiles, 100-Piece.
HLAOLA ABS Plastic Assorted Shapes Magnetic Tiles, 133-Piece.
DreambuilderToy Rounded Corner Magnetic Tiles, 108-Piece.
Magna-Tiles Translucent BPA-Free Magnetic Tiles, 100-Piece.

Can Magna-Tiles go in dishwasher?

Even though Magnatiles are made of plastic, they are not fully waterproof, so cleaning them in a dishwasher could cause moisture to leak inside or break down the plastic’s durability.

How do you sterilize Magna-Tiles?

What’s the best way to clean Magna-Tiles® and Magna-Qubix®? Simply wipe them down with a damp, soapy cloth or a kid-friendly cleaner – we don’t recommend using harsh cleaners or other ingredients that might degrade the plastic material over time.

Can Magna tiles get wet?

No, Magna-Tiles® and Magna-Qubix® are not waterproof and should not be submerged, held under running water, or used in a pool or other body of water. If water does manage to sneak inside the pieces, we recommend standing them up against a wall to help them drain and dry.