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How do you clean a pacifier clip and teether? (Explained safely and simply)

A pacifier clip and teething ring cleaning is important for your baby’s hygiene. These products are used daily and often come into contact with the mouth, hands, and various surfaces.

But how do you safely clean a pacifier clip with name or teething ring with name without damaging the material? In this blog, we explain it step by step.


🧼 Why is cleaning so important?

A pacifier clip or teething ring is used intensively and can collect bacteria.

That is why regular cleaning is important to:

  • Protect your baby from bacteria
  • Keep the product looking good for longer
  • Ensure safe use

🍼 Cleaning a pacifier clip – here’s how to do it

Cleaning a pacifier clip with name is done as follows:

✔️ Use a slightly damp cloth
✔️ Optionally with a little mild soap
✔️ Dry well with a dry cloth

❌ Do not submerge in water
❌ Do not put in the washing machine
❌ Do not boil or sterilize

This can weaken the cord, wood, or fastener.


🌿 Cleaning a teething ring – what is safe?

Cleaning a teething ring with name is similar, but a little easier because it is often made entirely of silicone.

✔️ Wipe with a damp cloth
✔️ Optionally rinse briefly with lukewarm water
✔️ Let it dry thoroughly

❌ Do not put in the dishwasher or microwave
❌ No harsh cleaning agents


🧻 Can you clean a pacifier clip or teething ring with a baby wipe?

A baby wipe can be handy for quick cleaning on the go. Preferably use an unscented, alcohol-free baby wipe without additives.

Note: many baby wipes contain perfume or lotions that can remain on the product. Because babies put a teething ring or pacifier clip in their mouth, it is better to wipe it again with a slightly damp cloth afterward.

👉 At home, cleaning with water and a cloth is always the safest choice.


🔎 Silicone vs wood – differences in care

The material determines how you should clean it:

Silicone beads:

  • Water-resistant
  • Easy to clean
  • Ideal for teething

Wooden beads:

  • Do not get them wet
  • Wipe only lightly
  • More prone to wear

That is why gentle cleaning is especially important with wooden pacifier clips.


⚠️ What should you never do?

When cleaning a pacifier clip or teething ring:

❌ Do not boil
❌ Do not use a sterilizer
❌ Do not soak in water
❌ Do not use chemical cleaning agents

This can negatively affect safety and lifespan.


👀 Extra tip: check regularly

Besides cleaning, checking is at least as important.

Check regularly:

  • Whether the beads are still firmly attached
  • Whether there is no damage
  • Whether the clip works properly

If in doubt: replace the product.


🛒 Safe pacifier clips and teething rings with name

Want to be sure you’re using a safe and easy-to-maintain product?

At May Mays:

✔️ BPA-free materials
✔️ Handmade and checked
✔️ Safe according to European standards
✔️ Durable quality

👉 View all pacifier clips and teething rings with name on maymays.nl


🔍 Frequently asked questions

Can you boil a pacifier clip?
No, this is not recommended because the material can be damaged.

How often should you clean it?
With daily use: several times a week or when needed.

Can a teething ring go in the dishwasher?
No, this can affect quality and safety.

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