Good method with the colander. Just a caution, Lysol is meant to be rinsed off after sitting on surfaces of toys and anything that could be put in the mouth, and food prep areas.
Few issues. Don't forget the proper disinfection requires dwell time. That is according to the product label. Rinsing is always recommended for mouth toys.
Tip: instead of lysol you can use some vinegar and blue dawn soap. Better for the environment, and it smells less like chemicals! Edit: You also don't need to wear gloves this way.
Dawn soap or whatever brand soap still has chemicals. Pregnant or not gloves should be taken in mind its not a vanity thing, its a safety thing. Regardless the situation when cleaning gloves should be worn. Some ppl can have allergic reactions to vinegar too, too much in excess is not good for the skin, etc so wear gloves!
I would LOVE to see a day in the life with a new baby and a toddler! I'm going to be in the same situation in July when my baby girl gets here- and even if it's not a good routine you will stick to I would love to see a sample routine of how you do things! 💗
Don't feel bad. There IS such a thing as being too disinfected or sterile.I think washing them with soap and water is just fine and need not to disinfect each and every time.
Oh God why would you use Lysol. Your kids are going to be sticking those things in their mouth. You should use something that will disinfect and be safe for them like hydrogen peroxide or baking soda or peppermint oil. Really got to think about the chemicals that you're exposing your family too
Do you rinse it with clean water after you soak in the lysol? How about those toys you wiped you just let it dry with the lysol solution? My baby is eating her toys so Im wondering she might eat it
She is still getting the Lysol chemicals. It takes 20mins after you are exposed to a chemical for that chemical to be found in every organ in your body. If you have to wear gloves to use it no amount of rinsing is going to make it safe for the baby. www.annkuhns.norwex.biz.
Cleaning with a citrus based, even non-toxic cleaner is way safer and better to breath in than Lysol or Clorox for that matter, and it also kills germs better. I used to spray vinegar on random things in the living room and didn't have to worry about in-toxicating anyone or anything.
Lo Lo What?! Ummmm... Do you not have kids? They're messy and germs get spread easily through toys. She also said she had had other children over recently. It's pretty normal to want go keep things clean when you have a little one AND one on the way (at present time a toddler & baby)
Until someone has a minor salmonella or e. coli infection, spreads it onto the toys, and the toys infect a child. Not cleaning things is an old school approach. There are bacteria and fungal spores that can put a completely healthy child who has a strong immune system in the ER.
I would suggest rinsing/wiping with water the toys after cleaning.
Violeta Mladenova same here, because a child can lick or put toys in mouth.
Violeta Mladenova I am agree!
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I was saying the same thing. And I would give the toys a good scrubbing before rinsing.
Good method with the colander. Just a caution, Lysol is meant to be rinsed off after sitting on surfaces of toys and anything that could be put in the mouth, and food prep areas.
You don't rinse them after the sanitize ?
Yeah, been wondering that cause i rather wash them off than have that on them still
Few issues. Don't forget the proper disinfection requires dwell time. That is according to the product label. Rinsing is always recommended for mouth toys.
I absolutely love your cleaning/disinfecting videos please keep them coming. Also your home is beautiful, it is how i want my dream home to look!
Tip: instead of lysol you can use some vinegar and blue dawn soap. Better for the environment, and it smells less like chemicals! Edit: You also don't need to wear gloves this way.
Everybody 48AJ what’s the ratio for doing it that way?
Just sanitized the way you said since pregnant and have asthma chemicals hard to breathe
Dawn soap or whatever brand soap still has chemicals. Pregnant or not gloves should be taken in mind its not a vanity thing, its a safety thing. Regardless the situation when cleaning gloves should be worn. Some ppl can have allergic reactions to vinegar too, too much in excess is not good for the skin, etc so wear gloves!
I would LOVE to see a day in the life with a new baby and a toddler! I'm going to be in the same situation in July when my baby girl gets here- and even if it's not a good routine you will stick to I would love to see a sample routine of how you do things! 💗
Did you just call the colander a coriander?
I’m so glad I remembered you posting this video!! ‘Tis the season 😷
Great video..even toys get clean before baby girl comes..you are a good mommy.
Thanks for the vid. Super helpful! I laughed at the coriander comment tho. Had to say something! Hahaha
Thank you! I find this easier to do in the bathtub. Much more room for more toys!
I have never done this before with my little one toys. this is such a great and easy idea. plus I love your sink stoppers
Thanks for this video!! I've been wondering a good way to disinfect toys for the littles! Can't wait til your baby girl is here 😍😍
This is wrong for so many reasons.
I just did this a couple weeks ago! lol! such a huge chore, but much needed! :)
I feel like a bad mama I have only done this once ever!
Myka Stauffer you are so not a bad mama! I've never done it🙈
Don't feel bad. There IS such a thing as being too disinfected or sterile.I think washing them with soap and water is just fine and need not to disinfect each and every time.
I do individual toys at times but don't feel bad. They are building immunity ;)
You’re in great company
Oh God why would you use Lysol. Your kids are going to be sticking those things in their mouth. You should use something that will disinfect and be safe for them like hydrogen peroxide or baking soda or peppermint oil. Really got to think about the chemicals that you're exposing your family too
This is my next chore thank you for the idea and motivation :)
Do you rinse it with clean water after you soak in the lysol? How about those toys you wiped you just let it dry with the lysol solution? My baby is eating her toys so Im wondering she might eat it
She is still getting the Lysol chemicals. It takes 20mins after you are exposed to a chemical for that chemical to be found in every organ in your body. If you have to wear gloves to use it no amount of rinsing is going to make it safe for the baby. www.annkuhns.norwex.biz.
Doing this right now! I have 14 month old twins and a 3 year old named Preslie :) Love your cleaning videos!
Love the video ❤️ need to clean daughter toys asap❤️
Many toys allow water to get in and it cant escape and mold builds. Thats my issue.
For toys like those, I would suggest just hand wiping. I’m very concerned with the same
No rinsing? What happens when the kids put it in their mouth?
Great vid ty! We have the same laundry baskets...all have broken handles too lol
I should probably do this more often! Thanks for the motivation! 😂
Leah Moore Same here!!
You need to rinse them before drying.
Why didnt you rinse them off after being in the lysol water, are you not supposed to? Is it not toxic if you dont?
Need to rinse. Lysol is bad for small children. Use vinegar
You don't rinse them off? Would it be safe if they put them in their mouth? I know this was a few years ago.
I'm thinking the same
I was going to wash the Minnie mouse sink toy so I found this thx!
Watching this in 2024... thanks
You did not soak it again on a hot water without soap? Im a new mom so i need to know all about sanitizing toys.
Rosemics Campbell yes you definitely should if you have a younger baby especially.
Brianna thanks for sharing. I am going to do this Monday when I'm off from work. Looking forward to cleaning! 😊 by the way you look fabulous!
Why didn't you rinse them.??
Cleaning with a citrus based, even non-toxic cleaner is way safer and better to breath in than Lysol or Clorox for that matter, and it also kills germs better. I used to spray vinegar on random things in the living room and didn't have to worry about in-toxicating anyone or anything.
Great video!
How do you safely disinfect baby teethers? Some have wood pieces and cannot be soaked.
I've tried to do this but those plastic food type ones and most toys have holes and water gets trapped inside. :(
Erica R I heard you can use a glue gun to cover the holes? Maybe that with work, I'm going to try it! 😊
Use a hot glue gun to put glue over holes on toys such as the rubber ducks & other squeeze toys with holes, etc. Otherwise they will get mold inside!
same here and it get mold
Very helpful video. Thank you. Can you please do a video on how you taught landon his ABC and what you used. Thank you
Is this the process to wash bean toys
How should I clean the smaller foam letters?
sarah green vinegar water solution ..soak in the sink. You can even add dawn soap if you’d like.
Loved. Your video
Great idea, thanks for sharing.
You shouldn’t use Lysol for cleaning or disinfecting kids or babies toys it is strong chemicals
u are perfect mom Brianna..i proud of u :-)
Lysol?? That's dangerous for baby toys that get put into mouths. I highly discourage using Lysol for this.
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love your videos but this one way too much for me.. u are now become Monica from friends kinda level of freak clean😂💪😜
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love the sexy black rubber gloves xxxxx would u make one on all the rubber gloves u use xxxx
Wtf is wrong with you
I would had rinsed off the soapy toys
5th comment plus nice house
Why are you so obsessed with having everything clean?
Lo Lo it's because she wants to keep her children safe from germs and also she's nesting for her new baby ♡. And who doesn't love a clean house? :)
Lo Lo What?! Ummmm... Do you not have kids? They're messy and germs get spread easily through toys. She also said she had had other children over recently. It's pretty normal to want go keep things clean when you have a little one AND one on the way (at present time a toddler & baby)
Their are safer ways to clean toys. After all that Lysol those babies are putting those chemicals in their mouths. www.annkuhns.norwex.biz
Your children are going to have so many allergies
J G Yeah. Sure. *rolls eyes* fuxkin weirdos....
Until someone has a minor salmonella or e. coli infection, spreads it onto the toys, and the toys infect a child. Not cleaning things is an old school approach. There are bacteria and fungal spores that can put a completely healthy child who has a strong immune system in the ER.