Does turtle need to be washed after being left near baby for fortnight?
26073
no, it's more like a lamp that you leave in the room, only occasional cleaning .
26074
I never left it close enough to baby for it to get dirty. I put it in the far corner. Actually, I'm not sure it can be washed.
26075
Hi, I think that you can not wash it, because it has parts where are the batteries and lights, if they get wet will be damaged. But you can pass a soft damp cloth to clean the areas bear.
2014435
Since he is so big I would just do a spot clean it. If you have to wash it I would advise putting it in a body pillow case and toss it in your washer. Then I would tumble dry it low for about 30mins then let it air dry would like any other stuffed animal.
314275
No because a 15 gal canister will require once a week cleaning for active turtles. I suggest a larger gal canister in order to decreases the frequency of cleaning.
569730
Same way as clothes that get poop on them? Toss them or I would try to get as much off as possible, then hand wash in the tub (then sanitize the tub... Yuck!), then washing machine. I would always double up with a disposable and this when my boys didn't have a BM before we went to the pool for that reason. Just in case.
780547
I'm not sure either. Normally when I washed my children's stuffed animals I tied them up in a pillowcase and washed on gentle cycle, with great success. That's probably what I would do with this one as well, however since it is in my grandson's "custody" and he lives almost 5 hours from me, I'll probably just advise his parents of my experience and hope for the best!
74593
Its been holding up real well. I wash it along with her baby clothes on delicate cycle and both warm and cold water. After many months still looks new! If you feel it might not hold up with many washes then you can possibly hand wash it.
1853033
No, the container should only be hand washed! Get one of those baby bottle brushes to clean it.
394070
I have not washed one of these either. I was a bit disappointed in the size, but had bought it for a very young child, and she seemed very very pleased, even months later! Of course, it needs to be washed and I see no reason why it would not be able to be kept clean for a child's enjoyment.
321113
I would think so, as long as baby doesn't put it in his/her mouth. Once it dries, turn garment inside-out and it should be safe to wash.
462658
It was a gift so I can't answer those questions. However, if you call the manufacturer they can nest answer that. I did see it I the store before purchasing it here. I would assume you would out a towel or some sort of covering under the baby to see things clean. Sorry I was unable to answer your questions.
192110
No, do not use it at night for two reasons: It is not supposed to be worn for longer than the time it takes to nurse your baby (because after the milk collects in the milk-saver, it needs to be refridgerated). And also, the milk-saver has no top on it, so once the milk collects, if you were to bend over or lay down, all the milk would spill out.
1002318
Hi Lauren, Yes. We hand washed everything before sterilizing them. I am not sure if this is necessary, but we don't want to deal with bacteria build-up down the road. Annoying? Yes, but its for the good of our baby. Hope this help.
1590505
I have not had to so far, but I would probably use either a baby wipe or wash cloth. It's a durable fabric and would clean easily.
2044555
Use your judgement. If you have kids and pets like I do,then every time. I recommend purchasing a spare pad since after washing they need to air dry.
2065418
I've not washed mine and they just use it as a play house (not a litter box cover). It's made of nylon and I haven't seen the need to wash it.
2001597
Just a mesh on a seat. Baby wont get out from it easily due to its shape contoured to body shape. i didn't use the mesh, given soap might get into it during the bath time. i know we can clean it, but i don't know we can clean 100% between the baths.
1002315
Hi Lauren,Yes. We hand washed everything before sterilizing them. I am not sure if this is necessary, but we don't want to deal with bacteria build-up down the road. Annoying? Yes, but its for the good of our baby. Hope this help.