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how to sanitize soft baby toys with batteries?
March 28th, 2010 | 
Author: my baby likes to chew on his soft toys so i would like to sanitize them. how do i sanitize his soft, battery operated toys?
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Most call to be wiped down with a warm wet clothe with mild soap.
While I do agree with big hitter up to a point, I would still sanitize them once a week or so with a wipe or by using a washcloth dipped in some watered-down bleech. Then wash them off with a damp washcloth and a little soap. Other than an occasional sanitizing, I do NOT sanitize. I know people who use those things all over their houses every day. I also refuse to use that Febreeze crap, and other similar products. How could anyone think all of those chemicals are somehow better for their kids than a few little germs?
You have to give children the chance to get dirty and for their bodies to be exposed to some things to build up a healthy immune system. Also, exposure to animals and pets seems to keep them from developing allergies in many studies.
Once in a while is fine, but don’t try to be a germ Nazi.
Spray them with Clorox anywhere but avoid the battery box or electronic parts.
its good to let your kid eat a little dirt. it builds up their immune system. if you want to clean them just wipe them with a damp towel and let them air dry. sanitizing is not necessary. your baby will not get sick from them.
Just get a spray on disinfectant like dettol and sponge them with warm water or get the anti bacterial disinfectant wipes.