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    Evening all

    Does anyone know where I can get a highchair that either cleans itself or is really easy to wipe over and folds away so small you can hardly see it

    I've got 2 mamas and papas prima papa highchairs at the mo, and I absolutely hate getting all the bits of food out the seat after each meal time especially broccolli!!!!

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    i had a cosatto highchair that folded really small but sorry it didnt clean itself!
    Sarah xxxxx

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    i take the seat off mine once a week stick it in washer, i do wipe it down daily as well... if u find a self cleaning one please let us all know
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    I can't take the cover's off mine so all the food get's stuck underneath, ugh!!(unless i'm a bit dim and can't take if off) which highchair do you have Babs that you can put the cover in the washing machine?

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    Quote Originally Posted by celdemorg View Post
    I can't take the cover's off mine so all the food get's stuck underneath, ugh!!(unless i'm a bit dim and can't take if off) which highchair do you have Babs that you can put the cover in the washing machine?

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    not sure it can go in the washer but if it comes apart and fits it goes in....
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    You can find them in the same department as ' self changing loo rolls' and laundry baskets that wash ,dry , iron and fold all the dirty clothes

    Back on the subject of highchairs , why does weetabix dry like cement ?

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    i used to blast my lil girls with the hose in the garden when it was warm...second hand cold baby food is soooo gross
    Jennie x x

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    Default Re: SELF CLEANING HIGHCHAIR'S

    Banana sick is the worst

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    Quote Originally Posted by sarah707 View Post
    Banana sick is the worst
    eugh...that and snot sick...sorry but il never forget my stepdaughter...clamped her mouth shut as shes hates being sick ...WHOOSH!

    SORRY TO THOSE EATING DINNER
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    I need a pressure washer for mine!! my mindees leave more in the chair than what goes in their chops.

    Banana sick

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    Steady on people, I am eating my tea reading this
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    Quote Originally Posted by teacake2 View Post
    Steady on people, I am eating my tea reading this
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    sorry x
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    just had a chinese, shhh no sick now please
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    I used to hose mine down in the garden too

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    I got given a hard plastic seat that fits onto a dining chair, it folds down when not being used - and I put it in the dishwasher! It's a 'The First years' make

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    i want one (or two) of the one's that attach to the table !
    shelley xxxxxxxxxxxxx

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    I think you can find self cleaning highchairs down the same aisle as self changing nappies

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    sorry when i first read this i thought it was a joke self washing lol could with one for kids clothes i know what you ,mean highchair straps why are they always white, well to begin with

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    Mine is one that straps to a chair & can be taken to bits & stuck in dishwasher. Unfortuatly I haven't a dishwasher, just a husband who does a bad job. Do take mine to bits & soak it in the bath.

    Other one I have is an M&P that folds into a bag and is very easy to clean.

    Self cleaniing ones can be found with the self clean houses!!!!
    Nicki xxx

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    Quote Originally Posted by funemnx View Post
    I got given a hard plastic seat that fits onto a dining chair, it folds down when not being used - and I put it in the dishwasher! It's a 'The First years' make
    I have one of those and I have just bought 2 from Argos £11 each, they are brill and fold down quite small for storage, cant remember what make they are. Don't self clean , but really easy to clean

 

 
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