How do you wash Gund Curious George as it will be going to a one year old child who will be putting it in his mouth a lot -:)
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We put it in a pillow case to wash it and it came out like brand new again. No damage at all. You can also use a lace bag.
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My daughter got birthday cake all over both the George plush I got her I just used baby wipes to clean it.
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I only use these for water so I wash the lid, the mouthpiece & outside with soap & warm water. I swish the inside with soapy water as well & rinse well. I suppose you could use a baby bottle brush.
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Hi Martha, I've washed our Cuddle Bunny several times. Like other stuffed animals, I put this guy in a pillow case, throw the pillow case in the washer and wash on the cool water setting with regular detergent. Still in great shape after washing! Kim
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Don't know the answer - my grandson has it - and it will definitely need to be washed sometime. Try the gentle wash with light soap.
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The fur is like whats on stuffed animals. Just lightly wash with soap and water. My 2 1/2 year old granddaughter just loves it!!!
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Yes but I would recommend since a child uses it there could be left over soap residue what I do for my grandson is soak it in a mixture of hot water, vinegar and baking soda then rinse after soaking it for 10 minutes then if the child puts it hands in their mouths after touching it you do not take the risk of soap residue which can cause loose stools. I clean all my grandchildrens toys this way and if using boiling water to soak them it is very sterile after I hope this helps
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Hello! Clean this item with water or PDX Anti Bacterial Toy Cleaner. Hope this helps.
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Show your child how to use them. It's supposed to be mess free. It says washable so I would use soap and water on his or her hands.
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Says .NO..Rinse it off with warm water. It can melt in dishwasher.Just found out, All Baby Einstein toys come from China that is why the price is so low!!I'm now buying "Green Toys". Sells on Amazon.
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Same way as clothes that get poop on them? Toss them or I would try to get as much off as possible, then hand wash in the tub (then sanitize the tub... Yuck!), then washing machine. I would always double up with a disposable and this when my boys didn't have a BM before we went to the pool for that reason. Just in case.
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Use a baby bottle cleaner. It has a small tip for the bite valve and a brush head for the bottle. Works great!
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Hi Haley, Depending upon the age of your toddler, I would spray it in my mouth to show her that it's ok. And then, ask her if she would like to try it. If she says yes, then I would try one gentle spray. If she is too young or says no, I would spray it on a spoon and have her take it that way. In either case, I would tell her to swish it around in her mouth for 10-20 seconds as it is most effective when absorbed in the mouth, rather than by swallowing it.
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The label says surface wash only. His body is filled with polyester fiber & his skin is soft fabric. His watch socks book bag hair and hat are attached to body. Those things probably would lose their shape or maybe the stitching would come loose in the washing machine. You could always throw it in on a delicate cycle if you're not worried about it looking perfect afterwards. I'm bad about putting things in the wash that say surface wash though - I just feel like its better to have a clean toy. My son loves this toy though. I wish it was made out of something like plastic so he could put Josh in the tub. He always wants to brush the dolls teeth give him a bath etc The label says surface wash only. His body is filled with polyester fiber & his skin is soft fabric. His watch socks book bag hair and hat are attached to body. Those things probably would lose their shape or maybe the stitching would come loose in the washing machine. You could always throw it in on a delicate cycle if you're not worried about it looking perfect afterwards. I'm bad about putting things in the wash that say surface wash though - I just feel like its better to have a clean toy. My son loves this toy though. I wish it was made out of something like plastic so he could put... » Read More The label says surface wash only. His body is filled with polyester fiber & his skin is soft fabric. His watch socks book bag hair and hat are attached to body. Those things probably would lose their shape or maybe the stitching would come loose in the washing machine. You could always throw it in on a delicate cycle if you're not worried about it looking perfect afterwards. I'm bad about putting things in the wash that say surface wash though - I just feel like its better to have a clean toy. My son loves this toy though. I wish it was made out of something like plastic so he could put Josh in the tub. He always wants to brush the dolls teeth give him a bath etc « Show Less
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I wipe it with a damp washcloth. You can not get it wet, and I know between food and drool it gets messy, but I usually wipe it down with a washcloth as I take it off for bath time. My daughter is almost 3 and still wears hers constantly.
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Hi Martha,I've washed our Cuddle Bunny several times. Like other stuffed animals, I put this guy in a pillow case, throw the pillow case in the washer and wash on the cool water setting with regular detergent. Still in great shape after washing!Kim
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We usually let it soak for awhile and then use a bottle brush (I still have a baby bottle brush that I use) and that has worked great! Hope that helps.
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I have not tried washing it yet. I am a therapist and with all the toys I use in therapy I use Clorox anywhere to clean. That is what I will use when I do clean it. I have only given it as a gift so far.