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Old 06-06-2008, 08:22 AM   #1
Question How do you clean your sippy cup lids?  
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I think this is a really good question since we seem to have lots of members with little kids!

I am so past the stage of having to clean sippy cups since my kids are 9 and 16 yrs., but like I said it is a good question and others can benefit from what has worked for you!


Does anyone have any good tips for cleaning the insides of the lids of sippy cups?
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I try to rinse them out right away, but some times I get sidetracked and I got this tip before to use those little kid paint brushes to get in the ridges and little sections of the lid.
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I pull the valve out and just stick the valve and lid in the dishwasher.
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I pull the valve out and just stick the valve and lid in the dishwasher.


me too...everything in the dishwasher...even small plastic toys that need sanitized! Especially bathtub toys!
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I pull the valve out and just stick the valve and lid in the dishwasher.

haha, by the time I ever get a dishwasher, I won't be using sippy cups anymore
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ok my kids still use a sippycup (ONLY at bedtime and that is cause the cat
will spill all others yikes)

I will toss them in the dishwasher mind you its only for water (they do not have any other liquid (unless they are too sick to lift there head) I know bad mom!!
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Old 06-06-2008, 04:57 PM   #7
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me too...everything in the dishwasher...even small plastic toys that need sanitized! Especially bathtub toys!
dishwasher for us too! Great idea about the bathtub toys!! I was wondering how to get those really clean.
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Especially bathtub toys!
Thanks for the wonderful tip. I was really feeling lazy to scrub them by hand, but wanted to clean them. They go in the DW tonight - thank you so very much.
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I take them apart and toss in the dishwasher too. Sometimes I will soak them in a little hot water with some bleach just to be sure I am killing all the cooties off them.
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I pull the valve out and just stick the valve and lid in the dishwasher.
Same here.
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