My daughter wears an AFO (ankle foot orthotic) and her velcro straps holding the AFO are no longer white; but dirty. What's the best way to clean the velcro and a piece of cloth strap that is next to her leg? Any ideas?
Next time, buy a black ASO. Been there, done that!
By Andrew (Guest Post)
03/17/2008
If you have a cat brush, they have thin metal pins to brush the hair of the cat, these do an excellent job.
By Laura (Guest Post)
01/14/2008
Get a thin wire dog brush (the smaller the better)...it does 85% of the job. For the other 15%, I use a tooth pick (not wooden - the metal covered kind that is made for your purse).
By
04/25/2006
THis may sound weird, but when I was in elementary school, with velcro shoes ;) I used to clean them with a doll's comb or fine men's comb
By
04/25/2006
as a special ed teacher i know you can replace the velcroes yourself if it possible or sent it the back to were it was made and they may change the velcro for a small fee
By
04/25/2006
would a stiff bristle toothbrush work? JoAnn in Elkhart, IN
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04/18/2006
Try white vinegar mixed with some baking soda little water to fizz the dirt off with clean rag scrub.
By Kathie (Guest Post)
04/17/2006
I just clean mine with Dawn Dish liquid and a scrubbing brush.
By (Guest Post)
04/17/2006
How about taking a piece of strong tape and press into the velcro and then lift off the dirt!
This should work!
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By (Guest Post)
04/17/2006
Have you contacted the company that makes Velcro for ideas? One thought I had was to take a ribbon of the same width and glue it on to cover the surfaces that are dirty. Could add a decorative touch if that would be suitable.