How to Clean Baby Toys

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Summary: Choose safe, cool, and educational baby toys; learn how to clean baby toys in this free video on baby toys and safety.

Views: 2,559 | Tags: parenting, buying, playing, toys, baby, infant, babies, parents, childcare

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Stacey Olson Stacey holds a Bachelors of Science in Education and Human Sciences degree, with an endorsement in Inclusive Early Childhood Education specializing in birth t... read more

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How to Clean Baby Toys

Hi! This is Stacey from Expert Village. In this video clip, I will show you how to clean toys. Two recommend products for cleaning toys are Clorox disinfecting wipes and Lysol spray. These 2 products kill 99% of germs and these 2 products allow you to use on pretty much any kind of toy. Clorox wipes work great for any size toy. This corn popper would have a lot of germs on the handle area where the kid touches it. You would just take it and wipe it on the front and the back. It's safe to use on the entire toy. Next, I'm going to use the Lysol disinfectant spray. You're going to make sure that you're a safe distance away from the toy and make sure that the kids aren't right by you. With the spray you can just spray right on the toy. You can let it dry or flip it over and get the other side. Make that it dries before the child uses the toy.