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Washing
• You can machine wash your stroller’s seat in cold water with a mild detergent.
To minimize shrinkage, simply reattach the seat to the frame to dry.
(Please do not put the seat in the dryer!)
• Be sure to remove the board from the back of the seat
before washing.
• You may clean the stroller frame using a soft, dry cloth, and an
occasional spray of household wax will maintain its healthy glow.
Wheel Care
• Moisture – especially from the beach – can rust the wheel bearing case.
Spraying regularly with a silicone lubricant will keep your wheels looking healthy.
• Also, if you jog massive amounts of miles, your stroller will benefit from
a yearly visit to the bike shop for wheel alignment. Refer to the number
on the tire wall for the optimum pressure for your tires.
Storing
• Sunshine can fade seat fabric and dry out tires, so storing your
stroller indoors will prolong its good looks. However, if you do
store it outside, using a tarp will protect against weather wear.
Stroller Care
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