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gross bath toys

fiascofiasco member
in Toddlers: 24 Months+
Some of DS's bath toys have nasty greenish black mold/mildew stuff on them.  What should I use to clean them?  Should I soak them in bleach and soap?  TIA
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Re: gross bath toys

  • cphillips1021cphillips1021 member
    Eh. I've tried a bleach and water soak and run them through the dishwasher. It seems like once they get a little yuck though, it goes downhill quickly. I just replace when I see mildew or mold.
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  • LauranBillyLauranBilly member
    Yeah, id just replace them.. it seems like once the mold gets in and on there.. it comes back just as fast once you get some of it off.

     

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  • fiascofiasco member

    so glad I asked!

     

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  • KellyOsu23KellyOsu23

    They Have Mold free ones at Babies R us.

    We just spent $100 gift card on bath toys because we were tired of buying/throwing them out and the kids love the bath so mold free toys is what we got. They were pricey $6-7 per toy but hopefully they will last longer then 6 months which is what the cycle has been

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  • SimonaaaaSimonaaaa
    I tried in vain to clean DD's moldy bathtub toys and the mold always just grows back. I finally tossed them I was sick of cleaning them over and over to no avail.  Good to know there are mold-free toys now!  
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  • MegGaryMegGary member
    I gave up on bath toys. We use cups and buckets. I can soak them in bleach if I need to and they never get moldy. Nothing with little holes in like the blow toys. 
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  • superherostockersuperherostocker
    I usually mix bleach and water and soak them for half hour
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