What is the best way to clean these?
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Large load setting on your washing machine, warm water, laundry soap and oxyclean. Hang to dry. I wash mine at least 3x a week.
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I usually spray them with a liquid cleaning solution like windex or Lysol and them wipe with towels.
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Rub some natural mineral oil on them every couple of months. Don't wash them in the dishwasher and don't soak them in water. Wash them in mild dish soap, rinse them, and let them air dry.
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I suggest using dish soap and water. If you really want to clean them well, take a few more minutes and remove the flaps from the mounting screws and soak them in the sink with hot water and dish soap for an hour, rinse, replace and see what you think.
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I would soak them in some treated water, such as Prime (Prime is the best). After you actually use them in the filter then be sure to use only tank water when rinsing them.
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I cleaned them in the tub with warm water and an earth friendly dish soap I purchased at costco. Then I ran the shower over them to rinse and laid a towel over them and an kind of rolled it around to get excess moisture off (help keep clear of spots) then air dry for a bit. There are ways to sanitize also, but I haven't done this as it makes me a little nervous. U can dilute a tiny bit of bleach in water let soak, rinse and air dry. If measured accurately it's supposed to be non toxic. There are also sanitizing solutions you can buy. At least one website with information is the fisher-price.com search cleaning plastic toys. I hope this helps. I cleaned them in the tub with warm water and an earth friendly dish soap I purchased at costco. Then I ran the shower over them to rinse and laid a towel over them and an kind of rolled it around to get excess moisture off (help keep clear of spots) then air dry for a bit. There are ways to sanitize also, but I haven't done this as it makes me a little nervous. U can dilute a tiny bit of bleach in water let soak, rinse and air dry. If measured accurately it's supposed to be non toxic. There are also sanitizing solutions you can buy. At least one website with information is the... » Read More I cleaned them in the tub with warm water and an earth friendly dish soap I purchased at costco. Then I ran the shower over them to rinse and laid a towel over them and an kind of rolled it around to get excess moisture off (help keep clear of spots) then air dry for a bit. There are ways to sanitize also, but I haven't done this as it makes me a little nervous. U can dilute a tiny bit of bleach in water let soak, rinse and air dry. If measured accurately it's supposed to be non toxic. There are also sanitizing solutions you can buy. At least one website with information is the fisher-price.com search cleaning plastic toys. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I would use a gentle dish soap or maybe a spray household cleaner if they're really grimy. Just don't let any liquid run down inside!
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I usually soak it for a minute or two in soapy water, rub it with my hands, and then rinse well. And, you can put them in boiling water to sanitize.
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I take them apart and place them over the hooks on the top shelf of dishwasher. And sometimes I wash them out by hand but the dishwasher hasn't done them any harm. Hope this helps.
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I used to wash them with a mild soap and either use microwavable sterilizing bags or my aventi sterilizer.
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To clean them I use a very small amount of the foaming bacterial soap and clean them by hand.I then thoroughly wash them, removing any soap, dry by paper towel, then let air dry.
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Turn them inside out and use a sponge with soapy water. Cleans like a breeze and the baked goods slide out of them better than any other brand I've used!!
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I have spot cleaned them with baking soda and water. Also with the upholstery attachment on my carpet shampooer.
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I used to wash them with tap water and soap and dry them with a clean towel. You can also pull out the yellow and green ends from the white plastic tube that's in the middle.
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try rubbing lemon juice on them. then jus wipe with a clean damp cloth (not to wet ) and let them air dry......
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Wash them before first, and just spray them with PAM before use each time. Nothing more to it ;-)
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hi,you just need to wipe them with the cleaner. look at the last step on the instruction !