Anonymous
Post 10/18/2019 15:36     Subject: Carseat cleaning question
Agreed that cleaning immediate vomit, spills, etc is different than getting mold out of seat that been stored for a few years.
Anonymous
Post 10/18/2019 15:23     Subject: Carseat cleaning question
Anonymous wrote:I washed the seat cover and the straps many times (because: vomit) and they were not unsafe as a result.

Replacing the seat is stupid.


You should not be washing the straps. Read your manual. It weakens the threads.
Anonymous
Post 10/18/2019 15:16     Subject: Carseat cleaning question
I washed the seat cover and the straps many times (because: vomit) and they were not unsafe as a result.

Replacing the seat is stupid.
Anonymous
Post 10/18/2019 15:16     Subject: Carseat cleaning question
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:yeah, mold is terrible, and mold exposure causes mold allergies, among other terrible health consequences--I cannot imagine risking exposing a newborn to that over not wanting to get a new carseat.


The woman has, according to her own testimony, not a penny to her name. It seems insane to me that using some bleach on the straps to kill the mold would be worse than possibly not being able to eat because they had to shell out for a new seat.


Woah. Bleach on the straps? You aren’t even supposed to submerge them in water!