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Easy to clean lunch boxes for 5 year old ideas please
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toniq
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My daughter started going FT school Sept and her lunch bag is the one below, collects everything on inside seams so even after a good clean looks manky, now today the bag was lost in playground and covered in mud, good scrub and still looking tatty.
Any suggestions for a lunch box/bag that doesn't have inside seams that collect debris.
I did think of the old fashioned plastic ones but she will struggle to open it and worried about it getting cracked.
Any ideas appreciated, it has to be able to hold her beaker, can't use cartons of juice as little lady will put them back in and they will leak everywhere!
Any suggestions for a lunch box/bag that doesn't have inside seams that collect debris.
I did think of the old fashioned plastic ones but she will struggle to open it and worried about it getting cracked.
Any ideas appreciated, it has to be able to hold her beaker, can't use cartons of juice as little lady will put them back in and they will leak everywhere!
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Hmmm, I can only think of popping in a greaseproof sheet and throwing it out after. A day or two?Norn Iron Club member 4730
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I put mine in the washing machine.0
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And it comes out ok? might try that, thanks
The paper idea sounds good too
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My daughter used to have a plastic lunch box that was the same shape and style as the one pictured above. It was very easy to wipe clean daily. They have a couple on Amazon if you type in 'plastic lunch box'.0
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Buy a neoprene one. Goes in the washing machine, comes out practically dry so can deal with exploding yoghurt without the hassle and be clean in the morning. I have never looked back!0
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I also put lunch boxes in the washing machine, I turn them inside out so the inner gets a good clean and put on a warm wash. They come out a treat and lasted to the end of the school year.0
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I wonder if a dishwasher would work as well? And turned off before the drying heat cycle?Live for the moment and plan for the future0
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