Toys / Children's Toys

Toy & Children's Toy Wipes

Shared toys in playrooms, daycares, waiting rooms, and homes are handled — and often mouthed — by many little hands, which makes hard toys a surface worth disinfecting regularly.

Our CleanQix No-Rinse Food Contact Surface Disinfecting Wipes are designed for hard, non-porous surfaces and carry claims for disinfecting hard children's, kids', and baby toys. Because children mouth and handle toys, rinse the toy with potable water after disinfecting and before the child uses it again. Keep the surface visibly wet for the full contact time on the label, then rinse and let air dry.

A few important notes: these wipes are for hard, non-porous toys, not soft or plush toys, which are porous. They are a surface product and are not a baby wipe — they're not for cleaning skin or for personal use, so use them on the toys, not on children. Keep wipes out of the reach of children.

Great for daycares, preschools, pediatric offices, and homes. Buy CleanQix by the box, and see wholesale ordering for volume.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I disinfect my child's toys with these wipes?
Yes — use CleanQix on hard, non-porous children's and baby toys. Because children mouth and handle toys, rinse the toy with potable water after disinfecting and before your child uses it again. Keep the surface visibly wet for the full contact time on the label.

Can I use these on soft or plush toys?
No. These wipes are for hard, non-porous surfaces. Soft and plush toys are porous — follow the toy manufacturer's cleaning guidance for those.

Are these baby wipes, or can I use them on my child's skin?
No. These are surface disinfecting wipes — not a baby wipe and not for skin or personal use. Use them on hard toys and surfaces, not on children, and keep them out of reach.

Is this a good choice for daycares and preschools?
Yes, for hard, non-porous toys and surfaces — with a potable-water rinse before children handle the toys again. Follow your facility's protocols and the product label.