What is safe to disinfect baby toys?
For toys a baby mouths, there are three recognised methods. Hot soapy water. A dishwasher cycle for dishwasher-safe items. Or a registered disinfectant, used exactly as its label directs. SoPure® Toy & Nursery Sterilizing Spray is a fragrance-free cleaner rather than a disinfectant. It lifts grime and wipes clean with no residue. That is what matters on a surface that goes back in her mouth.
How to disinfect baby toys that go in the mouth naturally?
Plant-based does not mean free of chemicals, because water is a chemical too. What you can control is what gets left behind. Hot soapy water and a proper rinse handle most toys. SoPure® Toy & Nursery Sterilizing Spray is plant-powered and fragrance free. It wipes clean with no residue on teethers, blocks and prams.
How to disinfect kids toys that can't be washed?
Never submerge battery-operated, electronic or wooden toys. Wipe them instead. Spray a cloth or the surface, then wipe the whole toy. Let it dry fully before it goes back in the toy box. SoPure® Toy & Nursery Sterilizing Spray suits this job, because it wipes clean with no residue and carries no fragrance.
What is the difference between cleaning and disinfecting baby toys?
Cleaning lifts dirt, milk and grime off a surface. Disinfecting is a separate step that reduces germs. Any product claiming it must be registered and left on for a set contact time. Most toys a baby handles need cleaning far more often than they need disinfecting. SoPure® is the cleaning step, plant-powered and fragrance free.
How long do you boil baby toys to sterilize?
Only boil toys the maker says are boil-safe, usually silicone or hard plastic teethers. Five minutes in rolling water is enough. Never boil battery-operated, wooden or painted toys. For anything that cannot go near heat, wipe it instead. SoPure® Naturally is made in Johannesburg and has been trusted by 100,000+ South African mums since 2005.
