How To Clean Water Toys at Lawrence Blose blog

How To Clean Water Toys. Your kids probably love their bath toys, but getting the water out of those darn squirters is a serious pain—and that's when they get gross and smelly. But did you know you can also clean them with your laundry? To seal a new toy from getting water inside and growing mold, a drop of hot glue can plug the hole. Mix 1 gallon of water with ½ cup of white vinegar and let the toys soak in this solution for about an hour. We have a hack that gets rid of any grime inside the toys and leaves them smelling minty fresh. With bleach, with vinegar, in the dishwasher. Use a dishwasher, washing machine, or pot of boiling water to kill germs and keep mold at bay. Use bleach, hydrogen peroxide, vinegar, or milton’s sterilizing fluid to clean bath toys, inside and out. Below, i’ve outlined the different methods i’ve tried to clean our collection, as well as some of the lesser known methods. Or on your stove top?

We have a hack that gets rid of any grime inside the toys and leaves them smelling minty fresh. Your kids probably love their bath toys, but getting the water out of those darn squirters is a serious pain—and that's when they get gross and smelly. Mix 1 gallon of water with ½ cup of white vinegar and let the toys soak in this solution for about an hour. Below, i’ve outlined the different methods i’ve tried to clean our collection, as well as some of the lesser known methods. To seal a new toy from getting water inside and growing mold, a drop of hot glue can plug the hole. With bleach, with vinegar, in the dishwasher. Use a dishwasher, washing machine, or pot of boiling water to kill germs and keep mold at bay. Use bleach, hydrogen peroxide, vinegar, or milton’s sterilizing fluid to clean bath toys, inside and out. Or on your stove top? But did you know you can also clean them with your laundry?

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How To Clean Water Toys Mix 1 gallon of water with ½ cup of white vinegar and let the toys soak in this solution for about an hour. We have a hack that gets rid of any grime inside the toys and leaves them smelling minty fresh. Your kids probably love their bath toys, but getting the water out of those darn squirters is a serious pain—and that's when they get gross and smelly. But did you know you can also clean them with your laundry? Or on your stove top? Use bleach, hydrogen peroxide, vinegar, or milton’s sterilizing fluid to clean bath toys, inside and out. With bleach, with vinegar, in the dishwasher. To seal a new toy from getting water inside and growing mold, a drop of hot glue can plug the hole. Mix 1 gallon of water with ½ cup of white vinegar and let the toys soak in this solution for about an hour. Use a dishwasher, washing machine, or pot of boiling water to kill germs and keep mold at bay. Below, i’ve outlined the different methods i’ve tried to clean our collection, as well as some of the lesser known methods.