Our Lamaze, Disney plushies and squeakaboos are frequent visitors to the toy spa as we call it! The fastest wash you have is good as it will affect the squeakers less than a long one. See all replies 1. Poor second child syndrome. My LO threw his soft Lamaze bunny rattle in a puddle last week, I put it on a handwash cycle in the washer in a pillowcase, it dried quickly and is as good as new. Everything goes in the washing machine in my house. I just prepare myself that they may not come out the same as they went in!
And I put teethers in the dishwasher. I'm with the 'don't clean it unless it's been pooped or puked on' brigade. I usually throw them in a pillow case before tossing them in the machine. My rule is if a toy that gets chewed or spit up on can't withstand being machine washed then it doesn't need to be in my house.
Join Date Jul Location. Posts 2, Yes, I have washed all of our Lamaze toys. Hand wash cycle of our front loader. I've even soaked in oxi clean.
They came out beautifully. I just let them air dry. Join Date Apr Location. Posts 1, Yes, I have washed all of our Lamaze Toys. I do put them in the dryer for a few minutes and then let them air dry. Tucker the Turtle--Huge Mirror? Thanks for this post. Just put them on a cool wash. Yes our lamaze toys have been I the wash numerous times! Yes - they come out looking brand new, and dry really quickly!
Yes, our Lamaze Lamb has survived several washes in the machine. Agree with the giraffe. I did put it in dishwasher and the glue holding squeky part dissolved and so now Sophie is very quiet :.
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