No toybox is complete without a good toy cleaner. Clean toys are happy toys. Soap and water work for the most part, but it's a smart idea to have a specially formulated soap just for your toys. This spray works well on all toy materials on the market, whether they be jelly or silicone. The spray is pH-balanced and free of nasty chemicals that are in some other conventional soaps on the market.

The ingredients are: Triclosan, Disodium Cacoamphodiacetate, Sodium Trideceth Sulfates, Propylene Glycol, Citric Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Purified water.

This has an incredibly simple formula compared to other soaps out there. Triclosan is an anti-bacterial agent which helps to get your toys squeaky clean and free of germs. And, if you'll also notice, there is no added fragrance, which means this is great for people who have sensitivities to fragrance. When I opened the bottle, it did have an extremely faint smell. It smelled a bit like unscented soap. While in use and after rinsing there was no scent left on anything.

You can use this to clean any type of toy, as previously stated. The spray formula makes it especially handy for toys that aren't waterproof. I've even used this stuff to clean out my plastic toyboxes, as well. To get to cleaning, all you do is remove your batteries and spray some on your desired toy. (Make sure not to spray directly into the battery compartment.) Scrub with a lightly damp cloth. (I've used a washcloth, but I've found a paper towel works better and doesn't leave behind any lint.) After you're done with your scubbing, make sure to give the toy a good once-over with a clean, damp rag to rinse off any of the soap, and then air dry or pat dry your toy. Make sure everything is completely dry before storage or battery insertion. I found that there was no residue, scent, or anything left behind after the toys had been rinsed well and dried.

The 4 oz. bottle is a great size for stashing just about anywhere. I found myself needing about 1-2 sprays for most small to medium sized toys. Larger ones required about one more. With that said, this bottle should last your quite a while. With the price of this amazing toy cleaner, you'd be a fool not to buy it! If you've got some toys that need a little bit more love than a spray cleaner, there is an Evolved foam version.

I love this stuff. I can't believe I'd waited so long to get this cleaner. I used to have to spend time actually giving my toys a bath in my bathtub with my antibacterial hand soap. Something just told me that they weren't getting clean enough. Hand soap is for hands, not for things that go inside you on a regular basis. (Yeah, I know . . . but for the sake of argument here.) I love having this quick way to clean my toys without soap getting everywhere. It's make the post-play clean-up a million times simpler. I'd highly suggest buying a bottle of this stuff right now!

I'm not the type of person who obsessively cleans things, but this stuff has made cleaning my toys so much fun. I take pride in having an awesomely clean toy collection. The spray bottle is much more convenient than I ever thought. I've washed my entire (large) collection of things a few time, and I still have about 3/4 of the bottle left. I'm planning on buying another one of these when I run out, or checking out the similar foaming toy wash that Evolved makes. What's not to like about this stuff?