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mummy_becks View Drop Down
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    Posted: 23 October 2007 at 12:55pm

Issue #1 - Some of my fuzzi inserts have come apart - Is there anything I can do??

Issue #2 - A lot of my inserts are picking up little bits of wood from the ground - anything I can do other that pluck them clean with the tweezers??

Issue #3 - Dettoll or Canasten(sp??) to give them a good clean??

Thanks if you can help me.
I was a puree feeder, forward facing, cot sleeping, pram pushing kind of Mum... and my kids survived!
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1) re-sew?
2) microfibre is horrible for picking up stuff... the only thing i can say is make sure they don't touch the ground!!
3) vinegar, hot wash, baking soda rinse. or apparently boiling them is also good.
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1) I'll fix them for you if you want them resewen otherwise contact honeychild (I'm guessing thats where you got them from) and get them replaced if its still under warranty.

2) Don't let them near the ground or wood. I don't bother trying to pick out threads etc that get stuck to mine

3) We use dettol sometimes. Otherwise baking soda or white vinegar
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Anything faulty that is still under warranty send back to Honey Child for replacement

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