How do you clean or disinfect them?
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Just rinse during your cycle and at the end of your cycle you can disinfect with hydrogen peroxide as well as a few other options they provide in detail in the pamphlet provided
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As best I can recall, the company advises that you use a tea-tree essential oil in a water solution to disinfect them. That is how I cleaned them. I let them sit overnight, then allowed them to air dry.
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The sponges come with instructions on measurements, but you can use vinegar, tea tree oil, or peroxide. I like the peroxide because it also removes stains, but have used the other methods too.
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I prefer to have a couple sponges for each cycle, so I alternate between the two. I usually disinfect the sponge I used that day by first rinsing in warm water then soaking it in a mix of 1/3 hydrogen peroxide and 2/3 water, soak it for about 15 minutes then wash it again with warm water and let it dry for the evening. I clean whichever sponge I used for the day that same evening.
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I usually use a wipe clothe and alcohol to desinffect it. You can also use a wipe clorox.
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Mine stay clean by just good vacuuming or wiping them with a mild detergent. I would wash them in cold water if you put them in the washing machine. air dry.
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I really don't know, but I haven't needed to do that. I think you would just rinse them off with some gently soapy water.
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We only use ours for water, so I just rinse them out and use a little soap on the inside of the cap and around the neck of the bottle. If we used them for other stuff, I'd probably use a bottle brush to wash them out.
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They suggest wiping with a damp cloth. They also say that you can hand wash them with mild soap. No excessive heat, as in a dryer, though. I would assume that to mean that they should be hung up to dry, turning them inside out once the outside is dry so the moisture does not remain trapped inside and get all funky.
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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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You need to use any sanitizer i.e. chlorine, bromine or you could use Aquafinesse or Baqua-sil. Any of these will work.
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We have just used a soft brush to keep them clean. They could be scotch guarded if you think it is necessary. We don't have young children. I hope this helps you
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Wash with a small amount of gentle soap under running warm water. Rinse. Done.
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You'll have to rinse with soap and water first to remove any residue. Then put them in the sterilizer. Make sure to check the bottom of the sterilizer after each use as a cleaning may be necessary if excess residue collects at the bottom.
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i would sterilize them. i boiled water and then i let the instruments sit in the water for a minute. i also dipped each of them in rubbing alcohol. this is not an official recommendation, i am not a professional, but this is what i did.
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I wash them on hand wash delicate, cold water or by hand. I dry them by hanging them on hangers, hanging over our shower door in the bathroom. Simple to care for, just use the cold water and a very mild detergent. They will dry over night. HENRY
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They recommend hand washing. My initial cleaning was in the dish washer. I mostly rinse under hot water and depending on what I cut a bit of dish soap.
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Just pour out any oils. wipe out and wash with soap and water. Mine still are as white as they were when I bought them. do not put in dishwasher.
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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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Wash them in warm soapy water by hand, rinse well and air dry until thoughly. dry. Then store.