I have several brand new fabric-type baby toys and books that im not sure how to clean--the tags just say wipe with a damp cloth but that doesnt seem like it gets it clean enough for my LO to be chewing on!
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08-19-2014 #1
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how do you clean baby toys?
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08-19-2014 #2
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I don't clean any toys. I also let me kids crawl on the floor everywhere, doctor's office, airplane, yep my kid has crawled on the floor and put toys and fingers in her mouth that have been on the floor.
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I toss them into a mesh bag & run through the washer and dryer as long as they haven't got electronics.
I'm not a germaphobe, but was very determined to stay out of the hospital with DD due to her other health issues.
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08-19-2014 #4
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how do you clean baby toys?
Unless it's been on a the floor of an airplane or target, I don't clean baby toys.
ETA: I do clean toys that have fallen in the toilet or have gotten something gross or messy on them.DD (3/06)
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08-19-2014 #5
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This is what I do too.
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08-19-2014 #6
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Fabric toys can absolutely go in a mesh bag or pillowcase and go in the washing machine on a cold water cycle.
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