Soft toys
For the favourite teddy that can’t always go straight in the wash.
Spray, pause, back to play.
A calm, object-first routine for toys and baby surfaces.
The routine
Four tiny steps, one calmer reset.
Toy, tray, strap, handle or case.
Nozzle facing the object, not the baby.
Allow the fine mist to sit or wipe as appropriate.
Return the item to the normal routine.
Use-case map
Everything starts with the object.
Splishys should be shown on things babies touch: toys, surfaces, straps, handles and baby accessories.
Where it fits
A practical routine for the awkward things from home, stroller and daycare.
Dummy cases
For the case that lives in the bag, car, pram and kitchen.
Straps
Stroller, high-chair and car-seat straps that don’t remove easily.
Handles
Buggy handles, trolley handles and travel surfaces during normal days.
When to wash instead
Some messes need the sink. Not every toy needs Splishys.
If an item is heavily soiled, damaged, porous beyond a surface clean, or has care-label limits, do a proper wash and follow the item instructions.
Read FAQsParent moments
The routine should feel real, not clinical — careful, not scared.
Out and about
One hand, one strap, back into the bag.
Changing bag
The everyday pile of things that touch everything.
“It’s the in-between cleaner, not the deep-clean replacement.”
Parent note
Toy reset
For playroom things that keep coming back.
When should I still do a full wash?
When something is heavily soiled, care-label restricted, damaged, porous beyond a surface clean, or you simply have time for a proper wash.
Should spray be visible in images?
Only where it makes the action clearer and the nozzle is visibly aimed at the target object.
Why object-first?
Because Splishys is positioned as a toy and surface cleaner, not a skin or mouth product.