To clean and disinfect baby toys safely and naturally, make this homemade cleaning spray. It will help keep germs at bay.

We a make a big bottle of this natural homemade sanitizer spray for use as a DIY disinfectant and everyday cleaner. It's safe and it works.

While vinegar is great for removing everyday germs on toys, if you need to kill strep or any serious virus you will need to go an alternative route such as bleach or rubbing alcohol. I

Are you cleaning your kid's toys with toxic chemicals? Keep your kids safe by using this simple natural toy cleaner - all you need is 2 ingredients. This non-toxic toy cleaner is a must if you have a baby chewing all their toys.

Learn how to make a DIY disinfecting spray that is all natural, non toxic, cheap, and works. This spray uses essential oils, white vinegar, and alcohol

HIGHLY EFFECTIVE AND APPROVED for sanitizing DAY CARE CENTERS in all 50 states POWERFUL YET GENTLE enough for everyday use, leaves no harsh residue, just spray and let air dry HEALTHIER PLAY AREAS; Sanitized chew toys, baby carrier, stroller, potty training, and car seat SIMPLE INGREDIENTS, SMART SCIENCE; Free of bleach, gluten, alcohol, allergens, fragrance and ammonia NATURE'S GERM KILLER; Hypochlorous is made by the body's immune system; Approved for use in NICU

To clean and disinfect baby toys safely and naturally, make this homemade cleaning spray. It will help keep germs at bay.

HIGHLY EFFECTIVE AND APPROVED for sanitizing DAY CARE CENTERS in all 50 states POWERFUL YET GENTLE enough for everyday use, leaves no harsh residue, just spray and let air dry HEALTHIER PLAY AREAS; Sanitized chew toys, baby carrier, stroller, potty training, and car seat SIMPLE INGREDIENTS, SMART SCIENCE; Free of bleach, gluten, alcohol, allergens, fragrance and ammonia NATURE'S GERM KILLER; Hypochlorous is made by the body's immune system; Approved for use in NICU

September 23, 2021 Baby's are always putting things in their mouth so how do you safely clean and sanitize baby toys? Here are 5 easy tips to disinfect you home

So I’ve totally been on a spring cleaning kick lately. The end of last week I spent shampooing my carpets (I’m in heaven!) and I’ve had the hankering to do all the odds and edds. Like clean the crumbs out of my kitchen drawers, cleaning behind the fridge, and cleaning window tracks! Well I wanted to clean all the kids toys and wanted to do it pretty quickly. Bleach/lysol are not allowed in my house anymore. They are just too toxic… So here’s what I did. I started running the bathtub and…