I just wanted to double check that these shouldn't go in the washing machine. My daughter and her "froggy" are so attached it's getting filthy.
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Ours is still chean , but I don't see why it couldn't be washed, cold water, gentle cycle.... that is what I would do.
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I would definitely throw it in the washing machine if it got dirty. I haven't tried it yet but it looks durable enough to do so.
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I honestly don't know. I think that just like baby swim diapers they might not be allowed in some due to the fact that the wee wee and poo poo will still soak through and contaminate the water. Your best bet if you really care about others is to call and ask the park directly, though I'm betting some wear them anyway and just don't admit it. We all know about those that are too lazy to get out and go to the restroom that go in the pool so congrats on being a concerned person! You're a real gem!
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Sorry don't know. If you do a web search of "machine wash plus toy" a number of sites come up with advice. Here's one:http://www.wikihow.com/Wash-a-Stuffed-Animal-in-a-Washing-MachineGood luck!
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I have tossed mine in the washing machine a couple of times after an "incident" . The binky won't absorb any of the laundry soap, but if you were worried, you could use dish soap afterwards to remove any residue.
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I don't know as my Granddaughter whose name is Fiona, too, doesn't get her Fiona Fox dirty . I would not wash it in the washing machine as I think it would take away from the fur. Her and her brother do not machine wash any of their Plush Animals. They each have about 50 plush animals
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I guess you want to treat the diapers like you would a baby's diaper. If your pet goes in them (even though its not soaked) I wouldn't want to reuse them.
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I think if they become dirty you might be able to wash them, but I do not think their intended purpose is to provide fabric softening in a washer. They are balls of wool that bounce around in the dryer to keep the clothes separated. I'm not sure how useful they would be in a washer.
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Yes, however they will take on water and the excess water will have to be squeezed out. To prevent bacterial growth, use a tablespoon or two of white distilled vinegar with a gallon of water for the washing solution, and be sure to squeeze as much water out after washing as possible. It is a GREAT toy and washing them will be necessary, but I found it to be easy!
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I don't put the mop heads in the washing machine. I inquired about that and was advised it's possible it could damage the washing machine.
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I have one and i would not recommend washing it in the washing machine. Its better if its really dirty to hose it off with a water hose. I think a washing machine would just mess it up.
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I don't see why you would need too, just rinse it well after use. If you did want to anyway, they are pretty tough and would most likely be fine in the washer.
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I actually did put them in the washer and they were fine. Do NOT put them in the dryer. Or you make soak them in warm water with fabric detergent. Rinse well and Air dry.
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I have washed mine, but I would not suggest putting them in the dryer (duh).
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I was wondering the same thing because I have a combination washer/dryer, and since I throw in a load in the morning before work, I would have to include them with the clothes at that time. At least they'll be clean little guys I guess!
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I wash mine after each use for sanitary reasons. They have held up VERY well in both the washer and dryer. I also recommend using Nellie's laundry soda and no fabric softeners. The inserts can go either on top of the diaper or in the pocket or both.
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I would not put them in the washing machine. I simply rinse and hand squeeze them out under warm water and lay them on a paper towel to dry overnight. They actually dry long before that and are ready to go.