How can you clean the fabric? I have a large family.
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Thank you for your interest in our product. Sofa fabric could be cleaned with water or alcohol in addition. Thank you and have a wonderful day! --FurnitureMaxx
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I have not had to clean mine. Since it's a polyester fabric, it should clean very easily with usual cleaning products
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It's a huge pain taking the fabric off of the stroller to wash. I did it once and I'll never do it again, there are so many pieces attached and you will need a screwdriver to take some of the stroller apart in order to get all of the fabric out. The fabric itself catches lint/dust/dirt/etc really easy and since it is not waterproof, in my experience, it is not easy to spot clean. Since the fabric is black, it does not stain that easily, unless, you dump bleach on it. I have had this stroller for over a year now, washed it once, and it seems to have faded with wear and tear, its not a sleek black color anymore. It's a huge pain taking the fabric off of the stroller to wash. I did it once and I'll never do it again, there are so many pieces attached and you will need a screwdriver to take some of the stroller apart in order to get all of the fabric out. The fabric itself catches lint/dust/dirt/etc really easy and since it is not waterproof, in my experience, it is not easy to spot clean. Since the fabric is black, it does not stain that easily, unless, you dump bleach on it. I have had this stroller for over a year now, washed it once, and it seems to have faded with wear and tear, its not a sleek... » Read More It's a huge pain taking the fabric off of the stroller to wash. I did it once and I'll never do it again, there are so many pieces attached and you will need a screwdriver to take some of the stroller apart in order to get all of the fabric out. The fabric itself catches lint/dust/dirt/etc really easy and since it is not waterproof, in my experience, it is not easy to spot clean. Since the fabric is black, it does not stain that easily, unless, you dump bleach on it. I have had this stroller for over a year now, washed it once, and it seems to have faded with wear and tear, its not a sleek black color anymore. « Show Less
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Right now I just use a dreft fabric spray but that's all I've done so far. Lola is still too little to get it super dirty. Hope that helps
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I love the fabric, everything washes off of it. The harness is kind of a pain to remove and thread back on when you take the cover off to wash it, but I just don't use the harness anymore. It machine washes so clean, even smashed blueberries and tomato sauce come out. It line dries completely overnight.
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I just use a lightly damp cloth and wipe it down. It's a pretty tough little thing.
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I have.. I just used a little baby shampoo and let it airdry. Carefully washed it. it was fine..
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Wash them with baby-safe detergent as you would any new clothing item that will be touching baby's skin. Never use fabric softeners - it will cause them to be less absorbent. A helpful tip my mom gave me: when washing them after use, include up to three tablespoons of vinegar. I guess a tablespoon per 10 diapers would be adequate. It will neutralize the ammonium in the urine (uric acid) and keep them from building up a stink.
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I can't remember if it came with any info on cleaning. Found this on ehow: http://www.ehow.com/how_7186875_clean-mildew-outdoor-fabric.html Not sure if it works, might test on a corner spot first.
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I use a couple tablespoons of Clorox bleach ( with 6.25% sodium hypochlorite) it effectively kills bacteria without damaging the fabric. The trick is to use just a very small amount in the dark color loads. IT WORKS and I have never had issues. AND remember to ALWAYS leave the front loader washer OPEN when not in use and you will avoid the stink everyone seems to complain about. I have been doing laundry for 40 yrs and I am a professional.....lolI also have been using nothing but Charlie's soap for about 5 yrs now and its the best I have ever found. One more thing.....hydrogen peroxide is a miracle sanitizer also....pour it on stinky socks, shoes, and basically anything that needs the stinky cleaned !! I use a couple tablespoons of Clorox bleach ( with 6.25% sodium hypochlorite) it effectively kills bacteria without damaging the fabric. The trick is to use just a very small amount in the dark color loads. IT WORKS and I have never had issues. AND remember to ALWAYS leave the front loader washer OPEN when not in use and you will avoid the stink everyone seems to complain about. I have been doing laundry for 40 yrs and I am a professional.....lolI also have been using nothing but Charlie's soap for about 5 yrs now and its the best I have ever found. One more thing.....hydrogen... » Read More I use a couple tablespoons of Clorox bleach ( with 6.25% sodium hypochlorite) it effectively kills bacteria without damaging the fabric. The trick is to use just a very small amount in the dark color loads. IT WORKS and I have never had issues. AND remember to ALWAYS leave the front loader washer OPEN when not in use and you will avoid the stink everyone seems to complain about. I have been doing laundry for 40 yrs and I am a professional.....lolI also have been using nothing but Charlie's soap for about 5 yrs now and its the best I have ever found. One more thing.....hydrogen peroxide is a miracle sanitizer also....pour it on stinky socks, shoes, and basically anything that needs the stinky cleaned !! « Show Less
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It is a fabric but I don't think it would be hard to clean. I've have not had to clean it.
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Try a pre-wash spray of white vinegar on the spot, then a gentle cycle wash. I've washed dust and bird **** off mine that way.
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I use alcohol or vinegar on a low lint cloth and wipe it gently. It's in my kitchen so I just did this and it removed the grease pretty well. In another room I have similar and it it's easier because it's just dust so the before mentioned or one of the Swiffer lint clothes would probably work well.
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Just take the fabric part off and wash it if necessary? Or just put a towel or something in there.
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I have not had to so far, but I would probably use either a baby wipe or wash cloth. It's a durable fabric and would clean easily.
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Very easy. I use a dampened cloth with a bit of dish detergent. Then again with a dampened cloth of clean water. It can be wiped dry or add required amount of water and essential oils.
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Oh yes, use gloves, very strong, a little goes a long way. Do not use for laundry- too hard on fabric