Cleaning a used crib...?
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i have always used rubbing alcohol to clean the cribs, mattresses, even toys that were passed to my kids. its easier to pour it into an empty spray bottle and give it a good spraying. the spray gets into nooks and crannies that wiping can miss. best to use outdoors or in well ventilated area and NOT place the child in it until the odor is gone. generally i would say at least a day. welcome to mama -hood :)
I've always used the clorox wipes. They kill the germs, and they're easy to use.
Yes. But you can clean it with a disinfecting detergent and wipe it down with rubbing alchol afterwards.There are desinfecting detergents that are all natural. Ask your doctor.
Use Lysol. I would get a new mattress.
Rubbing alcohol is not going to leave a toxic residue, if that is what you are asking. It is 70% water, and evaporates fairly quickly. Rubbing alcohol has been used in the past (and likely is still in use) to sterilize medical equipment. At some point it was discovered that some germs can thrive in rubbing alcohol, so it was less of a perfect solution, but I don't know of new alternatives (other than soaps and autoclaves).
My only concern is how difficult it will be to thoroughly clean the surfaces of the crib. Really though you are just talking about a previous baby occupant. They don't leave much behind other than drool and maybe sweat. Babies don't tend to have transferrable diseases (as far as I know).
first of all congrats! i pretty sure you can wipe down a cribe with rubing acohol on a crib just make sure it is absolutly dry!
you could also use lysol wipes
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