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pregnancy pillow

northernstar · 2020-07-28 07:24:28

Would it be safe enough using a preloved pregnancy and nursing pillow?

28-07-2020 7:24am

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northernstar

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Would it be safe enough using a preloved pregnancy and nursing pillow?

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#2 28-07-2020 9:25pm

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northernstar wrote: »

Would it be safe enough using a preloved pregnancy and nursing pillow?

I got a Preloved one, washed it in Dettol detergent, tumble dried with dryer balls to keep fluffy and it's good as new.

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#3 29-07-2020 9:45pm

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I think coronaviruses are not supposed to last long on soft materials like fabric. Wash any bits of it you can, or if you can't, you can also just quarantine it in a rubbish bag for a couple days or even a week to be safe. I've gotten several secondhand pregnancy/baby things since Covid myself. Also, a lot of these things have been sitting in people's attics/spare rooms for years to boot.

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