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QuestionI have rubber stressball toys that pick up a lot of dirt and dust daily. They are in desperate need of cleaning. What is the proper way to clean them?Michelle Driscoll is the Owner of Mulberry Maids, which is based in Fort Collins, Colorado. With five years of experience, her business specializes in cleaning homes and small offices. She holds a Masters in Public Health from the Colorado School of Public Health. Additionally, Mulberry Maids has an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau.It would be best to start with a dish soap and water solution. Depending on the size of the toys, you can let them soak in a bucket with this solution, then scrub them with a clean cloth.
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QuestionCan I use dish soap to clean rubber?Michelle Driscoll is the Owner of Mulberry Maids, which is based in Fort Collins, Colorado. With five years of experience, her business specializes in cleaning homes and small offices. She holds a Masters in Public Health from the Colorado School of Public Health. Additionally, Mulberry Maids has an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau.Yes, you can use dish soap and water to clean rubber - dip a cloth into a dish soap and water solution and scrub the rubber.
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QuestionHow do I clean rubber gloves?The Girl Who Is AwesomeCommunity AnswerWash the outside of the gloves with mild liquid detergent and warm water to remove the dirt. Turn the gloves inside out and wash with the same sudsy water that was used to wash outside of the gloves. Rinse the gloves with warm water and hang to dry or place over longneck bottle.
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QuestionI washed a keychain with rubbery material that turned yellow. I used bleach, soap, and white paint, but the stain didn't go away. What should I use?Lina DaSilvaTop AnswererTry mixing baking soda and water into a paste, then gently scrub the stained area with a soft brush or cloth. Baking soda is a natural cleaner and less harsh than bleach. If that doesn't work, white vinegar can be a good alternative. Dampen a cloth with vinegar and gently rub the stain. Avoid harsh chemicals like bleach as they can damage rubber.
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