How do you clean fabric toys that say not to submerge?

Re: How do you clean fabric toys that say not to submerge?

• vab1216

  July 2009

  I put soap and water on a washcloth scrubbed it, sprayed it with lysol and then scrubbed it again. Not sure how safe the lysol was though.

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• TheMRS0127

  July 2009

  wipe with a warm soapy wash cloth
  

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• The_Spanish_Inquisition

  July 2009

  As long as it doesn't have any battery/electrical parts, I pretty much wash everything, even if it says not to. Most of the stuffed animals we have say not to submerge, but I've been doing it for years with various items and have never had any problems.

  For anything I really can't just throw in the washer, I'll spray any icky spots with a natural enzymatic cleaner and then wipe. The enzymes remove anything organic, so spit-up, food, blood, etc. They have good ones at pet stores, and you can get them organically as well.

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• mamaofliam

  July 2009

  The_Spanish_Inquisition:

  As long as it doesn't have any battery/electrical parts, I pretty much wash everything, even if it says not to. Most of the stuffed animals we have say not to submerge, but I've been doing it for years with various items and have never had any problems.

  For anything I really can't just throw in the washer, I'll spray any icky spots with a natural enzymatic cleaner and then wipe. The enzymes remove anything organic, so spit-up, food, blood, etc. They have good ones at pet stores, and you can get them organically as well.

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