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    It won't damage the play food (plastic) will it?

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    No I have washed Lego and plastic play food no problem.. Maybe just put it jn coolest wash

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    Agreed

    I try and 'test' things first and have found with the toys I put through the dishwasher I can get up to 50' without any problems

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrsh3103 View Post
    It won't damage the play food (plastic) will it?
    I often put plastic toys through the dishwasher. Recently washed all my happy street, well the bits that would fit in:-) it all came out looking lovely x

 

 

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