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@affitapoux Some can go in the washer but I don’t use the dishwasher to clean toys, heat and plastic freak me out 😅but for the soak that’s just tossing toys in water and seventh generation dish soap for a few minutes and then spraying them down (we have a moveable nozzle/shower head) and then...

@saan Honestly hadn’t thought of that. Would be curious if that is something that would harm the toys at all?

@keyslammer Understood. I Guess I’ll need to wait until my hands heal up enough (carpal tunnel surgery) so I can handle the toys. Ideally it would be a mix of cleaning and sanitizing

@jwd That’s my goal with the next round of toys lol. Or to at least balance it

@jwd We have some soft stuff that can’t go in the wash technically so we probably just have to deal with the fading

@jwd Is it safe for both hard and soft toys?

@lisajcoleman1 My baby A was head down My baby B was transverse. I pushed baby A out at 1151pm They tried to externally rotate baby B but he flipped back after both attempts. The second time, his HR dropped. He then turned into a c section He was born at 1225am giving them separate...

@chasitycase I usually use hand method but I’m recovering from carpal tunnel surgery and I could only hand wash about three dishes yesterday before I had to call it quits lol

@chasitycase Copy. There’s snot on. Them for sure so I’d at least like to get some of that off. They aren’t super visibly coated but I saw wet stringy hands grabbing many toys

@bigtom771 Interestingly enough for me, I actually never held the feeling of failure . A was a push , B was an emergency C section. My push only resulted in one stitch so recovery wasn’t as horrible even though I had both. My major regret here is that I missed Baby B’s birth because it all...

@ligeia ThTs why I wanted to do a spray And go . My hands (carpal tunnel surgery) cannot get all the nooks and crannies so I just figured a little attention would go a long way

@katrina2017 I USED to be the one who tried to clean once a week. I had no idea otherwise but it was exhausting with twins so I gave up. It’s more that this last week they’ve been covered in snot and just not a care in the world bringing strings of snot from their nose to the toys 😅 so there’s a...

@hakog I don’t 😊 I’m still planning on doing it.

@claire4god I know and being that it’s our germs it’s not the worst thing In the world but I’m thinking maybe I should clean SOME of the snot grime off the toys

@keitellf Copy!!! Thanks

@nurdreams72 As mentioned above, colds. My twins have snot gushing pretty much 24/7 after developing colds. It’d just be good measure to kind of clear away some of the germs. Otherwise no I don’t clean the toys anymore unless visibly soiled by dirt or food. They’re 17m old

@imlovinjesus That’s a hard question to be honest. There’s something to be said about being able to have the experience of pushing one out. They’re the only babies we plan on having so if I hadn’t have pushed I wouldn’t have the experience . Also for me the vaginal delivery left minimal recovery...

@imlovinjesus That was me 🙃

I’m recovering from surgery so I can’t run toys through a soap and water soak as usual, so I was thinking about a “spray and forget about it option”. My kids have also been going through colds. So I’m just wondering what is the least toxic but most effective option here? I can spray everything...

@nihal Double trouble Hands full Are they natural That last one isn't advice but it's along the same lines lol. I also recently had a twin mom(didn't know it at the time) eye me and finally as she walked past she said "my twins are thirty.... Oh wait... You don't have twins" (I guess the only...