How do you clean the crevices of toddler toys?

Question

Most of my kids toys are battery operated so I am unable to wash the items in water. But the corners and crevices are gross. I can't get a washcloth in there. My fingers are too big. How can I clean them?
Thank you in advance.

Answer 1

an old toothbrush

Answer 2

I use Q-tips dipped in cleaning solution (mainly bleach and water) to get in the very small areas. When the crust is thick I use an old toothbrush and when finished i put it in a ziploc and put it with the cleaning supplies.

Answer 3

Any plastic, water-evidence toys could be washed rapidly. Fill a huge sink or a bath with warm water, and an fairly small volume of bleach. Soak the water-resistant toys in that for a jiffy, then lay out on towels to dry. (enable them to air-dry.) you ought to use Lysol spray on different products that are no longer particularly as water resistant. only spray them with a easy mist, then enable dry. additionally save Clorox wipes reachable, and use them in many circumstances to wipe issues down.

Answer 4

I use a toothbrush! It's fabulous for getting into those hard-to-reach corners and crevices!

Answer 5

First get some speed. Then take a toothbrush or Q-Tip dipped in bleach and go to town. Good luck!

Answer 6

try a little water to soften up the gunk and a toothpick or a lot of toothpick cause they break easily.. that's what i do. you could also use an old toothbrush and a little soap and water. they can stand a little water just not full submerging. good luck

Answer 7

squirt a little 409 or other disenfectant in the crevice or on the toothbrush and scrub away!!

Answer 8

Try a tooth pick or a small piece of wipey on the end of a tooth pick or something small like that.

Answer 9

they have these neat little wipes that you could use that are antibacterial. It won't help the big finger thing, but you could use them to teach your kids how to clean up after themselves (they have little hands)

Answer 10

Dirt Is Good,Makes the kid Grow!