Can You Use Bleach To Clean Sippy Cup

Add one cup of bleach to a sink of hot water.

Can you use bleach to clean sippy cup. Hope that helps you if a toothbrush doesnt fit in your strawsit has been years since my kids used sippy cups- they are 7 and 9 now then you can try going and getting aI dont know if I am going to call this the right tool one of the wire brush cleaners it looks like a pipe cleaner it is round sort of like a bottle cleaner but much smaller and use it. It does not require much bleach 1 tablespoon bleach per gallon of water to sanitize. That can cause toxic fumes.

Back to top shayna82 Thu Dec 08 2005 1034 am. Pipecleaners are a must the only thing small enough. Scrubbing them by hand or putting them in the dishwasher just doesnt do the trick.

Put on non-porous rubber gloves to remove the pieces and rinse them off thoroughly under running water. You can also soak in Vinegar overnight then wash in hot soapy water. Rinse the sippy cup as soon as possible after use.

Also you can use baking soda and let it sit for a while baking soda helps absorb odors. A diluted bleach solution can sterilize the sippy cup and help remove mold. Sterilizing the sippy cup with boiling water.

Fill the sink or dish pan again with enough warm water to submerge the sippy cup and add in half a cap of bleach if you want to take an extra step to ensure the cup and parts have been completely sterilized. Just like with glassware and dishware filling the sink with water adding bleach then soaking the parts overnight will work wonders and remove. Scrub every part using specially-shaped brushes.

Remember dont mix bleach with any other household cleaners. Use a wet cotton swab to clean any areas you can fit it into. You CAN safely use a bleach solution to sanitize sippy cups.