How difficult is it to wash the attached toys?
1486304
The toys are all machine washable with the exception of the bird that tweets. That you have to hand wash. But it is so easy to care for and my son LOVES it.
1486305
Can not answer that question. It was a gift to a family member in another state.
1486306
I haven't washed them, but I'm not sure how well they would stand up to washing because they don't look that well constructed. However, since they are typically dangling over baby's head they don't get that dirty unless you detach them. My son loves the apple with mirror, but I notice on the tag it says not to put this toy in a crib or playpen, which makes me a bit nervous. The mat itself does get dirty and is easy to toss in the washer.
1305020
I throw some warm water and vinegar, shake it and rinse it well. Since you can't really see inside of the toy, I'm afraid to use dish detergent on it (can't see if all the suds are out without using like 5 gallons of water rinsing it out). The water and vinegar has been working for a little over a year and a half now without problem!
1726218
They're hung with string, the knot in the string is what keeps the toys from falling off. So yes, you could remove the toys with little trouble and replace them with anything hanging on a string. BTW this toy doubles as a walker in later infancy according to my twins!
1341754
It's easy to wash the outside of the toy, but difficult to wash inside where the treats go.
936323
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!
621390
Any kong toy I have had long enough to wash, I have been able to wash. I bought this for my smallest, but my next smallest got hold of it and it was all over so I never washed this one.
560386
I haven't tried, but I think it would ruin the "plastic mirror" part of the toy. I would just hand wash with mild soap and air dry.
2117164
I have not done this, but I would assume you could remove the outfit and gently wash the doll, and air dry. "Assume" is the key word here!
1949627
Yes, pull the flexible plastic part off the bottom. I often wash them separately, may be better to hand wash.
2052978
Although I have not done so myself, they do appear to be of sturdy enough construction to do so. I have simply wiped mine clean with a damp cloth but if they ever require a deeper cleaning, I would not hesitate to put them in the washing machine.
632624
I Wouldn't Try Machine Washing The Doll, As I Think The Soft Body Would Get Lumpy And Perhaps The Seam Would Separate. However, I Think It Could Take Gentle Washing With A Clean, Lightly Soapy Cloth.
966663
This hasn't been used yet since we bought it as a Christmas gift. However, I wash all if our Lamaze toys in the washing machine with no damage to them. My plan is to wash this toy the same way.
1239926
very easy. I use mild soap and water, vinegar and water or simple green. I line it with wee wee pads so it stays very clean. I have 3 of them, one on each floor and I take the smallest with me when I go somewhere and want to take my puppy with me. He knows that that is his place and he has toys, and a small bed in there.
1173703
I've washed ours with no problems. Both with baby in the tub and by hand in the sink when it got messy after a particularly "fun" meal time. It hasn't seemed to hamper its effectiveness in any way.
943604
We got this as a wedding gift and i regret that I've been remiss in addressing that we haven't been able to use it as none of the accessories fit onto the hand held motor unit. Therefore, I can't speak for how difficult or easy it is to clean. I'd venture to guess that you remove the parts simply and put them into the dishwasher. Seems simple?
1594833
I have hand washed her, submerged her in water, scrubbed lightly on a stain. She turned out fine, but I wouldn't want to do it very often. And she does have a magnet under her smile - it's what holds that pacifier on. Otherwise, she's pretty much like any other stuffed toy. I've seen some ratty Stella's at Goodwill that look like they have been through the washer a few times, so I wouldn't toss her in the wash machine.
819163
We haven't gotten to that point yet. I would put it in the washer on delicate. (I have a front loader ) I would secure a small towel on the head so not to damage it and put the doll in a pillow case. I get daring. Lol