Mold on a Baby Swing

RE: Mold on a Baby Swing Post By JESSICA (Guest Post) (08/08/2008) This is exactly what I needed! Thank you! Report Spam or Abuse mold on baby stroller Post by sherbear_12 (1) | (07/23/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact i need help! i have this stroller that was baught when i had my first child ( the one that holds the car seat in it) well it has been put away in storage and now i am about to have my second child and found that the stroller was covered in mold in diffferent area's i have tried bleach for colors and washed it and then i let it soak in the bath tub in hot water with the same bleach but still it wont go away is there anything else i can use to get it out of the fabric? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Mold on a Baby Swing Post by imaqt1962 (827) | (01/29/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact I ACTUALLY WAS ABLE TO GET IT ALL OUT BY JUST DOING A COUPLE OF WASHES ON HOT WATER THANKS EVERYONE FOR THE HELP Report Spam or Abuse RE: Mold on a Baby Swing Post By jsham (Guest Post) (01/29/2007) Try 'Greased Lightening' (I purchased it at the Dollar General store) for the mold and mildew. Then sanitize it with lysol or something that is used for that purpose. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Mold on a Baby Swing Post by Designersheets (107) | (01/21/2007) Blog! | Contact you can try bleach, but it's better to be safe and throw it out. you may be able to get a recplacement at a baby's r us store. Or you can try sewing up a new one. take the old one and trace it out on some paper, then you can use some large towels use 2 of them for softness. cut it to shape from the pattern and sew around, or quilt it, then you can just throw it in the wash when it's dirty. and make sure you wash the frame really well, with bleach or liquid lysol. hope this helps Report Spam or Abuse