2beautifulboys
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Clean the fabric on strollers when you can't remove them from the frame? Which cleaning products do you find work best? We just bought a second hand Bob Revolution Duallie. Any tricks or tips would be greatly appreciated.
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Jennifer mom to my 7
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Well, you can remove the fabric. It is attached with screws
But, otherwise, I use some warm water mixed with a bit of laundry soap, scrub it down (if needed) then hose it off, leave in sun to dry. But usually, just a good hose down and sunning will work, as I have never found the bob to stain much if at all.
But, otherwise, I use some warm water mixed with a bit of laundry soap, scrub it down (if needed) then hose it off, leave in sun to dry. But usually, just a good hose down and sunning will work, as I have never found the bob to stain much if at all.
scariestone
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I used charlie's soap powder dissolved in water and a sponge and scrubbing brush(for stains). You do need to rinse it really well or it leaves a white film but you can just rerinse it. It doesn't stain or anything.
ETA: Use gloves. If you have a hangnail or any tiny cut or anything on your hands and you get them into the solution it stings like heck.
ETA: Use gloves. If you have a hangnail or any tiny cut or anything on your hands and you get them into the solution it stings like heck.
Jennifer mom to my 7
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http://www.bobgear.com/manuals/OMS07A-RevoDuallie.pdf
Okay, bob manual states mild soap, lukewarm water with a sponge, and rinse thoroughly
Okay, bob manual states mild soap, lukewarm water with a sponge, and rinse thoroughly
Jennifer mom to my 7
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Whenever I used to unscrew a stroller cover (graco), I would always put them back in the spot they came from on the stroller, that way I wouldn't lose them.
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