BLW- Disinfecting high chair

[StrawberryShortcake32]

Hello all

My amazing sister has given me a high chair and bungo seat that my nephew has grown out of. They need a major wash and disinfect before I use them for my son.

I'm going to be doing BLW so want these as clean as possible as he will be eating straight off them.

What products would you recommend for this that are baby friendly but would kill all germs? These things really need one hell of a scrubbing!

Thank you in advance for any help you can give.
Xx

[BellaGoth]

I've always used Milton spray on things like highchairs, most supermarkets stock it.

[SpotTheDuck]

Milton spray or dilute the tablets and use that water. You can also get wipes from tommee tippee or from Milton which are easy to use.

[CatsCantFlyFast]

I wipe with antibac or zoflora and dry with kitchen towel. Highchair trays and bumbo should both be able to go through the dishwasher in which case that will sterilise them

[DameDiazepamTheDramaQueen]

Hot soapy water.

[kel12345]

I also swear by Milton spray or wipes (the wipes do dry out if they're not used fairly quickly though).
And you don't have to rinse if you use Milton

[StrawberryShortcake32]

Wow Milton seems to be the way to go! Thank you!

[HandbagFan]

Milton spray is about a quid, or I also use Dettol kitchen spray which I use on the work tops in our kitchen. Milton can be eaten straight off even if wet.

[clarabellski]

I just use hot soapy water but I have an IKEA antilop and its easy to remove the tray and wash it in our sink.

[FannyFifer]

Did your sister not even clean them before giving them to you, manky mare.

[Artandco]

Btw why would baby be eating off the tray? Mine we did blw ie they fed themselves, but we still put food in a bowl or on a plate. They learn to use a spoon soon after, how can they spoon stuff off a tray?

[ZZZZ1111]

Art because they may throw them off the tray?

[Artandco]

So you stop them... they need to learn to eat from a bowl and plate. How do you give them yogurt or running foods? By 8-9months mine could eat yogurt or porridge and similar themselves with a spoon, from gradually learning spoon in bowl from 6 months. You can't learn that on tray. And the mess! At least in bowl 90% stays in.
Soup? Soup in bowl and toast to dip is perfect blw food, but not without the bowl part

[DameDiazepamTheDramaQueen]

Oh Art we can only hope to be as good a mother as you.

[Artandco]

It's hardly good, it's normal. You wouldn't eat your food directly off the table would you however clean it might be

[DameDiazepamTheDramaQueen]

You still have to keep the tray clean regardless of wether you use a bowl or the tray. The OP isn't going to leave it dirty,is she?

[SDTGisAnEvilWolefGenius]

A good clean with hot soapy water and maybe a bit of Milton will do a fine job. Basically the same level of cleaning you'd use for a plate or cutlery. It doesn't have to be sterile - in fact it is good for the child's immune system for them to encounter bacteria and dirt.

[ZZZZ1111]

Art my baby eats yoghurt off his tray with his hands and yes it is messy! He will learn to use a spoon and bowl when he's ready to. At the moment we are concentrating on him trying a range of foods rather than worrying about utensils etc. I've never really thought of his tray as being a table, more of a big plate!