When I'm done with my toys I love to clean them with toy wipes. But they get really expensive because I go through them so fast. So most of the time I just rinse them off with warm water and soap. But it's just so much easier and "controlled" when I use a wipe. What do other people do?
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I use the free wipes I get with my orders
Originally posted by
sweetpea12
When I'm done with my toys I love to clean them with toy wipes. But they get really expensive because I go through them so fast. So most of the time I just rinse them off with warm water and soap. But it's just so much easier and
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When I'm done with my toys I love to clean them with toy wipes. But they get really expensive because I go through them so fast. So most of the time I just rinse them off with warm water and soap. But it's just so much easier and "controlled" when I use a wipe. What do other people do?
04/22/2012
Most of my toys are safe to sterilize, so I have a cold sterilizer bath for toys that can be placed in there, I also like to drop them in a 10% bleach solution but that is more time consuming than just a wipe-down.
If I'm in a hurry, I'll go with warm water and an antibacterial soap, but I agree with you. Fastest, simplest way to get it done is with a toy wipe! I, too, hate the expense though!
If I'm in a hurry, I'll go with warm water and an antibacterial soap, but I agree with you. Fastest, simplest way to get it done is with a toy wipe! I, too, hate the expense though!
04/22/2012
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