Wooden toys are increasingly favored by parents and children for their excellent hand feel and educational functions. However, wooden toys are prone to darkening and mildew in humid environments.

Wooden toys do not need frequent cleaning. When cleaning wooden toys, first wipe the surface with a clean gauze or handkerchief dipped in 75% alcohol, 3% Lysol solution or 5% bleach solution, then wipe again with a dry cloth. You may also use a cloth soaked in white vinegar to disinfect and sterilize wooden toys. Rest assured that the vinegar odor will volatilize quickly after wiping and leave no smell behind.

Generally, it is not recommended to wash wooden toys with water. If the toy surface is coated with immersion paint, you can wipe it with clean gauze or a handkerchief dipped in bottle cleaning solution, rinse thoroughly with plenty of clean water, finally blot up water droplets with clean gauze or handkerchief, and place each toy separately for air drying.

Tip:

1. Turn wooden toys over from time to time during cleaning and airing to ensure all sides are fully dried. 

2. High-quality wooden toys are durable, safe, and easy to maintain. If the wood turns yellow after long-term storage, simply polish the surface with sandpaper.