can able remove whole things for wash in case gets dirty or just the pad can wash only ? i need to know. thanks.
2079802
The pad easily removes for washing. The rest of it needs to be cleaned in place. But I see no reason why you couldn't put the whole thing in the shower and scrub it that way. The fabric dries quickly. For the age child that would use this, that seems an appropriate level of cleanability.
2079803
You're only able to remove the pad and the toy koala. I never had any reason to remove any other parts to wash. You'd be able to wash them with a washcloth and soap though.
2079804
As far as I can remember only the pad comes out, which can be washed, you can wipe and clean the rest but it doesn't come off the frame.
360508
it pulls the liquid away from the body, of course you will have to take it and wash it. It does very well in the washer and the dryer. I have washed my Grandmother's several, several times it still has not lost it's shape or gotten skimpy " thin" I guess is better. I change her pad at least once a day unless it get's soiled.
2037934
Is there a mop that is both refillable in terms of liquid, in which you can use your own mixture, while having the convenience of disposable pads? It just isn't sanitary to wash pads in the machine where you put your clothing.
1874984
I use mat wipes on mine. I'm sure you can sponge it with soap and water. No washing machine!
987454
No. I typically use a portion of the pad and when it is saturated with polish I rotate the pad to a clean spot. Much neater than a wad of cotton and doesn't leave behind threads like cotton and regular remover do.
1094637
Im not sure I am the best one to answer: I have not used this every day. But I have sometimes rinsed it in hot water or washed off the pad with soap and water. I have not replaced it at all. It is doiing fine for me. If worried, I might clean it with a stronger detergent or maybe rinse with alcohol or something. I guess if it got too grungy I would replace it, but that has not happened so far. As I say, I may not be the best person to answer this question. In any case I am happy with it.
2257748
The whole thing (all fabric) comes off leaving only two fabric straps which aren't removable. All of the inserts, bedding can be thrown in the washing machine. Washes up nicely. I've done it several times. Once you strip fabric, you're left with the plastic and metal frame and two fabric straps. Sorry forgot, the very top headpiece doesn't remove I don't believe but that really shouldn't ever get dirty since the baby isn't touching that ever.
2204006
You can't wash it. You pin the pad to the mattress with the included safety pins and then you put a Blanket on top of it.
1116668
No, the mattress pad is permanent, but you can take out the mattress pad and wipe it down with warm soapy water to clean it off if needed. We keep a blanket on top of the pad and wash the blanket. We really like it. It is a nice size for a newborn.
768930
YES, the pad is washable. It cannot be put in a dryer - it is best to lay out flat for drying.
1045505
Just rinse the pad out weekly. There's plenty of good bacteria growing all over the substrate so you're not going to destroy it by rinsing. My pad is over a year old and works fine.
1114245
No, the pad itself is foam covered in non-removable vinyl. It is hand washable and wipeable, and there are covers you can buy for it that can be machine washed, but the entire thing is not machine washable.
149095
Yes you can. The padding velcro's to the chair and is easily removed. I haven't tried putting it in the washing machine, but I have hand washed it in the sink and then dried it in the dryer on low. It's also pretty easy to wipe/scrub while still on the chair after meals and dries in an hour or so.
2161715
The cover is not removable. The whole pad, with the cord removed, goes into the washer and dryer. I know this sounds weird, but that's how it's made. Hopefully it will wash and dry with ease like sunbeam says. I haven't tried that yet. Check www.Sunbeam.com for more information.
2111492
yes, pads are washable. I washed my numerous times they are looking almost new after wash - do not put pads to dryer!
166448
Yes. You can take the mat part off and wash it - in fact I recently washed ours because my daughter spit up on it quite a few times.
1743061
No you cannot. There's an internal cover for the padding that you can remove and wash, but as far as the outer cover and padding that will have to be spot cleaned.