How to Clean a Baby Stroller
Keeping your baby’s stroller clean isn’t as difficult as it sounds. Here’s how to keep all those hard and soft surfaces on a baby buggy ick-free and ready-to-roll.
A baby stroller can be a hotbed for germs and a magnet for stains, but it’s not difficult as you might think to keep all those hard and soft surfaces clean. Here's how to keep that carriage ick-free with a line of cleaning and disinfecting products that’s safe to use around kids and food.*
What you need
Clorox® Free & Clear Disinfecting Mist
Clorox® Free & Clear Multi-Surface Spray Cleaner
Clorox® Free & Clear Compostable* Cleaning Wipes
Vacuum with crevice tool
Microfiber cloths
Steps to clean a stroller
Vacuum away crumbs and dirt
Use the crevice attachment to vacuum away loose dirt hiding in the folds of the seat. If you are not using a vacuum, you can brush loose dirt away.
Wipe away grime
Use Clorox® Free & Clear Compostable Cleaning Wipes to work dirt build-up out of the seat, under the buckles, and off the handles and frame. Don’t forget the cargo area and the top of the hood and rain cover.
Spot clean stains
Spray Clorox® Free & Clear Multi-Surface Spray Cleaner onto a microfiber cloth, then use it to rub away tough stains.
Sanitize fabric
Hold the bottle 6-8 inches from the surface and lightly spray Clorox® Free & Clear Disinfecting Mist onto all the soft surfaces on the stroller, including the seat and the straps, until visibly wet—do not saturate.
TipFabric and other soft surfaces must remain wet for 2 minutes to sanitize.
Sanitize plastic components
Spray Clorox® Free & Clear Disinfecting Mist onto all the plastic components, including the handle, cup holder and tray table.
TipHard, nonporous surfaces must remain wet for 1 minute to sanitize.
Allow to dry
After the required dwell time for sanitizing is complete, surfaces can air dry or be wiped dry with a clean microfiber cloth.
TipNo rinsing is required.
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When used as directed.