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    Wondered how often everyone cleaned all the toys and if you keep a log of it?

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    Here, it depends how many snotty noses we have that week! If coughs and colds are flying round then i will steam clean toys during the week as and when. Toy food goes in dishwasher each week. Most others are given a clean on a rolling monthly basis. Other than that if it comes out to be played with and looks a bit grubby it gets a wipe. I do log it in my diary though because one inspector told me my resources were not clean enough. She had actually picked up a child's doll from home that had a few damp marks on it head
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    When they need it. I don't mean to be flippant , but it depends on who is playing with them - is it a mouthing child , has someone got a cold..........
    I don't log it ...my original RA says I will keep the toys clean....ticklists and logs prove nothing apart from I can tick a box!

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    Quote Originally Posted by mama2three View Post
    When they need it. I don't mean to be flippant , but it depends on who is playing with them - is it a mouthing child , has someone got a cold.......... I don't log it ...my original RA says I will keep the toys clean....ticklists and logs prove nothing apart from I can tick a box!
    I agree I did tick lists for everything when I started and always forgot to tick them. Now I don't bother. Realistically I could tick a box and have not done it anyway so what does it prove to an inspector. Only log it if it's beneficial to you.

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    Usually in the school holidays-I have less children and more time!
    I usually wash the dolls clothes and dressing up stuff;most of the other stuff goes in the dishwasher! (It was Peppa Pigs turn last week!!)

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    Put plastic things in dishwasher weekly

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    Got too many plastic things/toys to put in the dishwasher clean as and when.

 

 

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