Do you have a rubber duck question that we don't have the answer to?

Please ask us!

•  How much do rubber ducks weigh?

Based on a measurement of thousands of rubber ducks from tens of rubber duck manufacturing companies (ok ok, we measured the dozen or so that we have around at the moment), we came up with an average weight of 55.9 g.  That's 2.0 oz for you english units types.  And we've got the hard core data to prove it.

•  Can my rubber duck float my iPod?

This is such an important question, the hard-hitting investigative reporters at RubaDuck made an intensive study:  Rubber Duck Buoyancy

• What do I do if my rubber duck always tips over?

Please see our pages dedicated to this problem:  Tipping solutions

• Where can I find small ducks that float upright?

In general, the best floaters are the rubber ducks that are sealed and weighted (so, NOT squeaker ducks).  [more]

• What do rubber ducks do at night?

Nothing.  Apparently they wait for the next bath.  Appearances can be deceiving however and we are suspicious.

• Who is Roger?

Roger is the intrepid traveling duck from our flock.  Roger likes to go to exotic locales and have his picture taken.  Roger was disappointed to find out that, as a rubber duck lacking opposable thumbs, he cannot operate a camera, but he always manages to find someone to help him out.  Please let roger know you're thinking of him:  Contact Roger

•  When did Ernie get his rubber duck's soap dish?

Ernie got his soap dish on Christmas Eve, in the 1978 film "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street".  The pink dish was a present to Ernie from his best friend, Bert.  And by a strange quirk of O'Henry-style fate, Ernie also got his rubber duckie (returned) for Christmas that same year, as a gift from Mr. Hooper.

•  Do rubber ducks procreate?

Of course!  How else do you think the world ended up with such a proliferation?

• Who is "DuckLips"?

DuckLips is one sexy mama.  We at RubaDuck like to use the word 'succulent'.  What else is there to know?