MAKE QUALITY EDUCATION

By : Molly Ridenhour zero times read
Submitted 2008-11-26 00:15:51
Toddlers speedily outgrow their rompers, so smart moms always buy clothes two sizes longer. This money saving tip means moms have to take care of their toddlers’ cute little outfits, especially if it is carrying the Coco Bonbons brand. Coco Bonbons clothing for children are so cute, moms want them to last forever and maybe ready a stock of as good as new Coco Bonbons ensembles and accessories for the next baby. That is how precious Coco Bonbons clothing have come to be.

Caring for Your Toddlers Coco Bonbons Clothing

Some moms like it a little faded, some prefer it looking as new as it was on day 1 off the shelf. Coco Bonbons tops and bottoms, faded or not, still get the raves. Moms who want their toddlers’ Coco Bonbons clothing spotless and bright, after those endless crayons and food stains, Coco Bonbons separates, coats, and turtleneck shirts can take a beating at the washing machine; what would be left for the next heir but faded and stained glories.

Coco Bonbons use 100 cotton for their lighter Coco Bonbon clothing, soft twill, corduroy, and wool. All these are machine washable and by following the manufacturer’s instructions to the letter, your child’s Coco Bonbons clothing can last longer. But what about stains?

These tips can help you lengthen the life of your toddler’s favorite Coco Bonbons outfit:

• Removing Crayon Stains

Lay all offending Coco Bonbons on a flat surface protected with paper towels. Make sure there is no other clothing underneath or you’ll end up with more mess than you’ve bargained for. Go over the entire pants or shirt and spray the crayon stained areas on both sides of the fabric with car lubricant. Yes, car lubricant and DW40 will do fine. Let the sprayed Coco Bonbons clothing sit for a while.

Rub the stained area gently with liquid detergent making sure that the detergent goes into the crayon stained Coco Bonbons fabric. Repeat as need but replace the paper towels as fast as you go because the stain is soaked up by the paper towel and the stain might spread further in other parts of the fabric. Wash with your family detergent and use bleach for colored clothing. Repeat until all crayon residues is removed. But clean the dryer’s drum after each use.

• Removing Cranberry Juice Stains

Flush the stained portion of the Coco Bonbons fabric with cool water. Ready your mixture of one tablespoon white vinegar and one half teaspoon of liquid clothes detergent in one quart cool water; Soak the affected portion of the Coco Bonbons clothing for 15 minutes and rinse thoroughly after. If there are still vestiges of the stain, launder using fast color bleach. In doing so, soak all parts of the Coco Bonbons fabric in simultaneously but read the manufacturer’s instructions about the use of bleach.

The Coco Bonbons manufacture is aware that their Coco Bonbons clothing will have to absorb the shock of a number of stains. Which toddler does not spill cranberry juice or catsup on their tops? If you encounter stains, don’t rush to the washing machine; determine what kind of stain it is, and apply the proper cleaning solutions.

Coco Bonbons make it easy for you to care for their Coco Bonbons clothing line. So make Pure and Honest Kids your first stop for Coco Bonbons accessories and clothing.

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