Cleaning Pack And Play Mat

If it s thoroughly grimy submerging it in soapy water in the bathtub may work better.

Cleaning pack and play mat. After about 30 minutes flip them. Let it sit for a while and wipe off. To do so take the mattress out of the play yard and fold the pack and play up. You simply need to take out the pack and play to an open space and scrub it down to the last inch of the surface.

Mix and submerge your pack n play and the mat. Spray lightly don t soak the playpen mat with the cleaning liquid. Scrub the mat vigorously with the brush or sponge. Start at the railings scrubbing firmly when necessary to loosen and remove any dried on food or dirt.

Pack n plays provide convenience but they can also get very dirty as babies spend a good amount of time in them. On set in stains i will soak a washcloth in soapy water and put it on the stain sopping wet. Submerge a cloth or soft sponge into the bucket and begin washing the pack n play from the top down. It s great if you have enough space for it but you can also pursuit this cleaning method in a small area such as your bathroom.

When you ve covered the entire surface rinse the sponge or brush and go over the mat again with plain water to rinse. Well i know there s a bunch of different models but our pack n play mattress is entirely waterproof. Fill a bucket with warm water and a mild dye and perfume free detergent. Set the mat outside in the sun to dry.

Now while i would not submerge it i have had good luck cleaning it with just dishsoap and water. How to clean your pack n play. In its folded position place it and the mattress pad in your bathtub. Scrub and rinse the easiest way to clean a pack n play mat is this oldest method.

As you fill the tub with warm to hot water add in a mixture of a half cup of detergent one fourth cup of baking soda and one fourth cup of vinegar. I saw this on facebook and decided to make it a pin you fill your bath tub up with the hottest water possible. Mix in a cap of baby laundry detergent i used dreft a splash of vinegar and about a quarter cup of baking soda.