WHy does the package say wipe with a damp cloth? This worries me a bit. Why can't I just wash it with soap and water like normal?
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I put mine in a mesh bag and throw it in the top rack of dishwasher. Never had any issues with them. I don't encourage my child to chew on them, we just use them to attach toys to the stroller or thIngs like that.
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Honestly, i dont know why it say that. Actually, i didnt know it said that until i saw this question. I fully submerge all the links in warm, soapy water then air dry. I really dont see the big deal..
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To be honest I have not tried to clean mine but I sure a damp cloth and soap would not hurt it.
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I just use a lightly damp cloth and wipe it down. It's a pretty tough little thing.
1087437
You want to wash/rinse it out well after use, wring it out but leave it damp to store it. There should be instructions that come with it but if you clean it first it doesn't get moldy/mildewy.
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It says to spot clean with mild detergent. It is not regular material, it is almost like a hard flexible plastic. I dont do how to explain it. It has a protective waterproof barrier that protects it from getting wet.
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It says to clean with a moist rag, but it is a satin-like outside material so I'd be afraid to get it too wet!
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The label says to just wipe with a cloth, but I've put mine in the washer and they seem fine...
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I've never had to clean mine with anything other than a wet towel, but i suppose windex or alcohol would work best.
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I think it's better to use baby soap to wash this, you won't get all of the stain off but it feels clean. Then after a few month, put it in the microwave to sanitize.
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Warm and damp if they start out damp. We use cloth wipes and we haven't had an issue with them drying out. If you don't have the antibacterial pad in the bottom, sometimes the last wipe will be dry. I just add a little bit of water to the warmer before adding my cloth, predampened wipes and I don't have any issues.
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Wipe it down with a used fabric softener sheet. Gets rid of any soap scum, water deposits, etc. Probably easier on the surface than toothpaste too.
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I wash it with mild soap before and after use, and let it dry with air. So far everything is OK
277166
I use a very soft linen cloth. Something like a tea towel. I ever so lightly moisted it with water and that usually does the trick.
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I have not washed mine yet. I was thinking that when the time came I probably would take it to the dry cleaners. I haven't read the Manufacturers Care Instructions. Sorry.
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I would dampen (NOT soak) a lint free cloth with alcohol and wipe down any surface you want to disinfect. Again please note ONLY dampen. You barely want it moist (NOT dripping) with alcohol.
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For normal use, you just rinse it. For a Bug Out, you are addressing a fundamental survival problem with keeping any towels or textile materials clean. This is a quick dry off towel, and not for an exfoliating effect, so it should never get that funky to begin with. If the towel did get funky or really dirty for some reason use a Sani Wipe and/or the Skin Brush (both are in my BOB list). This towel can truly take a beating, so the skin brush will not mess it up.
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The instructions I got say to wash it in cool water and mild soap. I do it by hand, not in the laundry.