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How to Clean Your Pack n Play

09/26/2014 By Irina 71 Comments

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Before my son was born, I started organizing and cleaning all my baby supplies.  As I was washing baby bedding, I realized that I had never washed my pack n play.  I had washed the sheets many, many times and had wiped down the metal and plastic parts, but I had never washed the pack n play itself.  I began to picture all the blowout poops and spit-up incidents that had happened in the pack n play.

After feeling slightly disgusted, I remembered seeing a picture of a pack n play in a bathtub, on Pinterest.  I went back for instructions, but only found a picture. I decided to make my own concoction and see if it really worked.

I began by filling my tub with very hot water.

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While the water was running, I added 1/2 C of laundry detergent, ¼ C of baking soda, and a couple of glugs of vinegar (maybe ⅛ C). I began by putting the pack n play “mattress” in the tub.  It floated. Mattress So, I put the base of the pack n play on top of the mattress to hold it down. Soaking Pack N Play The water covered about half of the the pack n play, so after 45 minutes, I rotated the base.  After rotating the base, I added additional hot water and swished everything around in the water.  I left everything to soak for another hour.  When I came back, the water was absolutely disgusting! Dirty Water After draining the water, there was a thick layer of dirt and gunk on the bottom of my tub.  GROSS! I rinsed the base and mattress off in the shower.  I laid the mattress and base outside to dry.  The base dried after about 4 hours.  I let the mattress dry for 24 hours, just to be sure all the moisture was gone.

How to clean pack n play. before and after

The pack n play smelled clean and fresh and looked so much brighter.  I can’t believe how filthy the pack n play had been, and I’m so glad I washed it before my baby slept in it.

Important updates and notes (Since I received a handful of comments regarding if you mat has a cardboard inside)

  1. Firstly, please be sure to check the materials the pad is made with. If it feels like wood or cardboard, I suggest hand scrubbing with the solution without getting the pad too wet.
  2. My pack in play is a Graco, and it still turned out fine. I think the trick was lying it out flat until it was completely dry. That way the base of the mattress didn’t bow.
  3. I didn’t scrub, but I swished it around. I’m sure scrubbing with a rag or a soft bristled brush would be just fine.
  4. When I laid the mattress out, I laid it in the sun. It’s possible that the fact that it was very hot and in direct sunlight made the difference.

And lastly few reader’s comments that may help:

  1. Melissa said: Mine was super gross. Something spilled on it on a camping trip. It’s light blue. I didn’t scrub and it came right off. I was shocked. I swooshed it in the hot water but that was it. It looks brand new again.
  2. Elizabeth said: I soaked the pack and play in the tub as said and it cleaned up great! I was worried about the mattress molding because of previous comments so I didn’t soak it. Instead I ripped the seam and pulled the wooden slats out. Then I used safety pins to close the seam and washed it on hand wash setting in my washer. Then I dried it outside with the pack and play in the sun. After it was dry I put the slats back in and sewed it closed. It worked out great! The stains and smells were gone!

 

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  1. Kim says

    12/17/2014 at 2:05 PM

    I have a Graco pack’n play but I’m not sure if it has any cardboard in the mattress. Do you know if Gracos are safe or if there’s a way to find out if they’re safe to soak?

    Reply
    • krista says

      11/12/2015 at 4:50 PM

      How did this turn out, i think mine has thick cardboard in side, need to get play pack n plays clean before grand daughters get here

      Reply
      • Lindsay says

        11/19/2015 at 11:13 PM

        My pack in play is a Graco, and it turned out fine. I think the trick was lying it out flat until it was completely dry. That way the base of the mattress didn’t bow.

        Reply
  2. Jillian says

    06/01/2015 at 2:27 PM

    Did you scrub it at all? There are a few drool stains in mine and I’m not sure soaking alone will rid the mattress of them.

    Reply
    • Lindsay says

      11/19/2015 at 11:14 PM

      I didn’t scrub, but I swished it around. I’m sure scrubbing with a rag or a soft bristled brush would be just fine.

      Reply
    • Melissa says

      02/02/2016 at 12:06 AM

      Mine was super gross. Something spilled on it on a camping trip. It’s light blue. I didn’t scrub and it came right off. I was shocked. I swooshed it in the hot water but that was it. It looks brand new again.

      Reply
  3. Jennette says

    07/13/2015 at 3:35 AM

    I just came across this post….
    I am also wondering about the mattress having cardboard. My baby is such a sweaty betty, I am washing sheets & blankets all the time. But her mattress is still stinky, as soon as she’s up from a nap. Yuk!!

    Reply
  4. Katy says

    09/03/2015 at 3:24 PM

    I’m trying your recipe now. I’ll let you know how it turns out. 🙂

    Reply
    • Irina says

      09/07/2015 at 6:51 PM

      Did you try this Katy? How did it come out?

      Reply
  5. Coraline says

    11/12/2015 at 11:46 AM

    So even after pressing as much water out of the mattress as I could and hanging it to dry for a couple of days, it still molded. Is there some extra trick to preventing mold?

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    • Lindsay says

      11/19/2015 at 11:17 PM

      When I laid the mattress out, I laid it in the sun, in July. I’m not sure if the fact that it was very hot and in direct sunlight made the difference. I’m really sorry that your mattress molded.

      Reply
    • Jennifer says

      02/10/2017 at 9:23 PM

      I read on another blog that you should not soak the mattresses that have pressboard inside them because they will mold and/or warp. Someone cut theirs out and then sewed it back in to clean. Others spot cleaned with Biz. I think I am going to do the spot cleaning trick.

      Reply
  6. Khuyen Nguyen says

    11/24/2015 at 10:42 AM

    Hi !
    Thanks for post ! I am having trouble on this issue, it helps a lot of people are using products baby pack and play

    Reply
  7. Savina says

    11/27/2015 at 11:33 PM

    Hi ! Thanks for post tips. I’m having problems with washing pack and play. Your article is great.
    best pack and play reviews

    Reply
  8. Mariah says

    12/18/2015 at 8:45 AM

    So how did you get it dry?

    Reply
  9. Darcey says

    12/24/2015 at 11:32 PM

    I don’t have a Graco, I have a Bright Starts and the bottom is made with wood – probably particle board, and sewn over with a foam layer and nylon fabric. I washed my pack n play today and the main part of it was super easy to soak, clean, and dry. The bottom “mattress” part got a smell to it (not moldy – almost more chemical) and is still quite wet after sitting it upright in the empty bathtub all day and squeezing out the excess water. I think tonight I will lay it on the floor with a fan blowing on it – we live in a very humid area and even on Christmas Eve it’s been 79 degrees and 85 percent humidity – putting it outside would not help. I’m just posting this for anyone else who is trying to do this! I think what I should have done is wash the pack n play part in the tub like I did, then just wipe down the mattress as I have always done instead of soaking it. It sounds like it is risky regardless of what brand you have.

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  10. kim says

    01/26/2016 at 5:47 PM

    Most pack and plays have a lightweight particle board for the mattress. Soaking it is a BAD idea! It will swell and even after it dries the glue holding the particles together will break down and it can either crack or completely disintegrate. I definitely recommend NOT soaking the mattress. The risk is splinters in your sweet baby’s skin… I use Lysol wipes and then just a wet washcloth to get the Lysol out of it. Lysol kills any bacteria from spit up of blowouts and also removes most stains.

    Reply
  11. Laura says

    04/22/2016 at 10:20 PM

    Ok, so I just did this and it worked great on the base. The mattress is another story. I soaked it for the prescribed time and rinsed it with the hose outside. However, when it dried, a ring of brown gunk appeared on he edges. So, I soaked and rinsed it again, TWO more times, these times pressing and squeezing the water out with my hands. Still, a nasty ring around the outside. Should I soak it some more? Try to rinse it better? It looks sooo gross and I don’t know what to do!

    Reply
    • Irina says

      04/24/2016 at 3:59 PM

      HI Laura. Sorry about this… Try to rinse it more and better. If you have ability, air dry it outside and perhaps put in it’s side to dry…good luck

      Reply
    • andrew says

      06/07/2016 at 8:27 PM

      I tried the same thing no matter what way I tried hanging it still left a Brown ring no matter how many times I rinsed It off

      Reply
      • Rochelle says

        06/25/2016 at 5:09 PM

        I’m having the same problem. I did the soaking and drying of the whole pack and play and it turned out great, minus the water ring stain as it dried. I’m on attempt number two at getting this water stain out. I’ve dried it outside in hot weather both times. I dried it in a different position this time- washing the mattress again took out the previous water stain but now there’s a whole new one. I feel better knowing it’s cleaner but it definitely doesn’t look like it on the outside of the mattress.

        Reply
        • Sol says

          01/18/2018 at 9:00 PM

          IMO : The problem is the cardboard. That is why your water looks dirty in the tub (not that some of that is from the playpen but most of that color is from the cardboard inside the mattress) and why you are getting a ring around the mattress. I washed a co-sleeper and had the same problem. I finally decided to make some slits and get the cardboard out and let it wash and dry separately before I put it back. I will not be submerging the mattress in the tub. Just use a bucket of hot soapy water and wipe/scrub with a rag.

          Reply
  12. J says

    04/27/2016 at 3:07 PM

    I loved your cleaning solution. You were right, the water is so gross after you soak it for a while. My travel size Graco pack n play is outside drying right now. I’m not sure how the mattress will turn out, but at least everything smells a lot better. Thank you for your post.

    Reply
    • Irina says

      04/30/2016 at 10:09 PM

      Thanks for your comment. Glad the tips helped. How did the mattress turn out?

      Reply
  13. Mary Jane Holl says

    06/09/2016 at 1:46 AM

    I did this and came out well. When I put the pad out to dry,there is a stain on the end from the water draiing out. Should I rewash the pad or can I just spot clean it?

    Reply
  14. Elizabeth says

    06/13/2016 at 7:28 PM

    This is a great idea. I just had one given to me used and I was wondering how I would clean it. May I make one suggestion. Many people mistakenly use vinegar and baking soda together as a cleaning agent but one is acidic and one is alkaline, so they cancel each other out.
    I plan to use a mild detergent along with oxyclean in very hot water for my soak.
    I’ll probably have to do some scrubbing to, since mine came to me with second hand gunk (blech)

    Reply
  15. Elizabeth says

    07/19/2016 at 3:33 PM

    I soaked the pack and play in the tub as said and it cleaned up great! I was worried about the mattress molding because of previous comments so I didn’t soak it. Instead I ripped the seam and pulled the wooden slats out. Then I used safety pins to close the seam and washed it on hand wash setting in my washer. Then I dried it outside with the pack and play in the sun. After it was dry I put the slats back in and sewed it closed. It worked out great! The stains and smells were gone!

    Reply
    • Rebecca says

      11/21/2016 at 2:20 PM

      Great idea, thanks!!

      Reply
    • Marna says

      01/29/2017 at 3:22 PM

      that’s just what i was thinking!!!!!! PERFECT! Thanks for confirmation! headed to clean the used one i bought for my grandbaby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

      Reply
  16. Valerie says

    08/18/2016 at 12:01 AM

    I bought a used playpen today to use on a trip this weekend. It was cheap and said in the ad it needed cleaned. I had no idea how bad it was until I got it home. There was so much spit up on the mattress part that I couldn’t believe someone had been using it! It was absolutely disgusting!! So I checked Pinterest for the best ways to clean them and came across this. It sounded easy enough so I did it. I had to do two soaks, but it looks sooooo much better!! The smell is even gone! I did have to use my hose and spray out the bottom because some of the old crusty spit up just didn’t come out. However I’m happy to report that it is now clean enough I feel comfortable letting my nephew sleep in it this weekend!! Thank you!!

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  17. Amber says

    11/16/2016 at 7:27 PM

    sound so amazing. The thought of letting go of so many germs is great. But now how will this dry? Air dry? or with the blow dryer maybe?

    Reply
  18. Donna says

    03/13/2017 at 1:51 PM

    I have not tried this yet, but was seriously considering it before I stumbled on your page. I found an answer on Amazon that states the bottom board in the mattress is made of mdf (medium density fiberboard). I’m not sure if older models were different. I got my pack n play back in 2006, and don’t want to risk it. So for those who’ve had issues, it’s because you shouldn’t get mdf or cardboard product wet. Here is the link: https://www.amazon.com/mattress-made-wood-cardboard-plastic/forum/FxGNM6XTCKE5T1/Tx1XQO7L1AZI703/1?_encoding=UTF8&asin=B00B2N0E3M

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  19. Lisa Langston says

    04/23/2017 at 10:33 AM

    Wow! How disgusting!!! I am cleaning my pack and play today. Thank you so much for this information.

    Reply
  20. Sandy says

    06/21/2017 at 10:55 AM

    I put my mat in the tub..but after soaking it must of weighed 50lbs…

    Reply
  21. Katie says

    07/14/2017 at 3:50 PM

    My mattress also is now ruined from doing this. It soaked up water (dirty water) and soap, but it could not be rinsed out because of the waterproof covering. My husband and I both tried for a very long time to squeeze the dirty water out and it was impossible It dried with a huge brown ring around the edges of the top of the mattress. Its pretty disgusting. I recognize that it is mostly my fault, as I did not do much research nor read the comments of your post. But, after this happened I came back and read them and there are a few that state this same thing happening, or another cause of the mattress being ruined. I would suggest that you put a little update/disclaimer in your post so that this stops happening to people who are taking your advice. Most people, especially busy moms, don’t always have the time to read every comment on every advice/tip article they read. So if you do really want to help out other parents, I suggest the update/disclaimer that many pack n’ play mattresses should not be soaked. Thanks.

    Reply
    • Hillary says

      07/22/2017 at 1:14 PM

      Mine is ruined too! I figure the brown gunk in her tub was the mdf dissolving… I cut the seam out of mine and am attempting to cut new mdf. Maybe it will work!

      Reply
    • Ann-Marie says

      10/13/2017 at 11:32 AM

      I do this all the time, but I do not rinse out the mattresses, I drain the tub and quickly run the mattress and the pack n play outside. I put the mattress on the hood of my car and let the sun dry it and I set up the pack n play in the sun. I let it set overnight then the next day I check it and flip it to dry the other side and flip the pack n play so it can drain water out from other angles. Putting the mattress on the hood of my car keeps it elevated enough so all the water goes to the bottom edge to drain and usually the brown around that edge, too, disappears.

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  22. Daniela says

    08/16/2017 at 3:46 PM

    Thanks for the tip!! I just cleaned mine because I’m Having baby #2, water came out gross just like in your picture, it’s crazy to think my first baby kept using it being that dirty. But it’s all good now, it looks like new! Mine is a graco too.. And it’s in the drying process right now. Thanks!

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  23. Ann-Marie says

    10/13/2017 at 11:25 AM

    I’ve done this many times, I don’t measure anything out, I just pour until it seems good, but I leave mine for hours, sometimes overnight and fill with more hot water if it goes cold. The longer you leave it, the nastier the water so i feel like it cleans it more. We have 2 girls and 3 pack n plays so I try to rotate them out as often as I can, cleaning the extra then switching to clean another. I absolutely love this.

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  24. Melissa says

    11/29/2017 at 2:54 AM

    I would probably remove the cover from the mattress base, and after washing, modify it so that it’s easy to remove for future washings.

    Reply
  25. Chez says

    12/01/2017 at 10:33 AM

    Thank you! As a grandmother too many little ones, I’ve just purchased a second hand Pack-n-Play. While it looks clean, my OCD tendencies had me wondering whether to hose it down, spray it with chemicals that I would prefer not to use and then hose it down, or take a scrub brush to it. This looks like the perfect solution. Now I know when my babies visit, they’ll be in a nice clean Pack-n-Play!

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  26. Tatya says

    12/03/2017 at 10:43 PM

    Do not soak your pack and play mat because it contains a board which deforms when soaked. Not to mention, very hard to dry. The color on the bathub shown on the picture above is not dirt but the color of the board. I recommend that you take out all the boards first, wash the foam and cover then put the boards back in and sew it. A baby’s very sensitive and you could not afford to have an unclean and moldy mat for him/her.

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  27. SS says

    03/28/2018 at 1:50 PM

    Thanks for this blog. I didn’t think about this method and was considering buying a new pack n play.
    I’m going to try it now!

    Reply
  28. Christy says

    06/02/2018 at 8:17 AM

    Could the brown water be from the backing board of the pad?

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  29. Heather Martinez says

    06/08/2018 at 2:46 PM

    Did your pack in play have the hard wood in it? If so how did that fair with the water?

    Reply
  30. Stacey says

    06/13/2018 at 2:18 PM

    The water doesnt ruin the partical type board that is used for the bottom base?

    Reply
  31. Angela says

    10/08/2018 at 8:13 AM

    What is the inside of the base/mattress made of? I just bought a used one and I definitely want to clean it. Yuck. I hope this works for me.

    Reply
    • Irina says

      10/18/2018 at 11:11 PM

      It seems some hard plastic covered with padding… but in any case contact the manufacturer… good luck

      Reply
  32. Haley says

    10/08/2018 at 8:23 PM

    I have tried to clean my pack n play by immersing it in the bathtub, but when it dries it has major dirt looking stains on it. On the reverse side it has black dots on it.

    I’m at a loss of what to do, I would like to figure out the best way to clean it for my son to use.

    Reply
    • Irina says

      10/18/2018 at 11:09 PM

      Perhaps try to clean it multiple times and rinse very thoroughly… then stains should be gone.. good luck

      Reply
  33. Victoria says

    10/25/2018 at 12:58 AM

    The mattress was ok, and usable afterwards, i have a graco and am sacred the mattress will desintegrate (the board) with water.

    Reply
    • Irina says

      11/01/2018 at 3:07 PM

      HI Victoria, please be sure to check the materials the pad is made with. If it feels like wood or cardboard, I suggest hand scrubbing with the solution without getting the pad too wet.

      Reply
  34. Teresa says

    10/29/2018 at 8:47 AM

    I just bought a pack n play for my newest grand baby from a consignment shop. I’ve read how to clean it but I’m concerned about the mattress pad it feels like some type of wood and not sure about wetting it. It is a graco brand with the thin pad. Will appreciate input.

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    • Irina says

      11/01/2018 at 3:06 PM

      Hi Teresa, please be sure to check the materials the pad is made with. If it feels like wood or cardboard, I suggest hand scrubbing with the solution without getting the pad too wet.

      Reply
  35. Suzanna says

    06/24/2019 at 10:15 PM

    I also have Graco and you said yours was just fine even when you soaked the whole thing. I did that and let it dry completely and it pulled wood stains to the surface of the mattress pad. I tried scrubbing and couldn’t get them out. The sprinklers got it the next day and ended up warping the base when it dried again. Very disappointed.

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  36. Delores says

    08/08/2019 at 10:41 AM

    I have a pack n play I use. I soaked it in my bath tub with hot water and I used oxy clean and it looks great thank you

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  37. Helen Guilmette says

    08/29/2019 at 11:14 PM

    I bought a used pack and play, now when i broight it into my house , I noticed it has a funny odor.. i washed the bassenet part on the gentle cycle, then air dried it, but now i noticed it still smells funny. Like it was stored in a damp garage or basement. I was wondering do you think it is worth washing it again with the baking soda and vinagar. Or should i just cut my losses and bad decision to buy something usedi

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  38. Sasha says

    08/30/2019 at 12:25 AM

    I think mine has wood is it still ok to soak? Mine is super gross and it stinks.

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  39. Kim says

    12/29/2019 at 9:44 AM

    I would love to know, how many kids did you have prior to the baby being born that you did this washing? Curious of how much it took to get it that dirty. I’m washing the 2nd-hand one at my in-laws now using your instructions (FYI to others, there should be a tag on your pack n play mattress that says what material it is made of; this was polypropelene, ie plastic, so I am submerging). Can’t wait to see how dirty the water is when it is done!!!!

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  40. ndmxrwq says

    06/08/2020 at 8:42 PM

    jeftine karte

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  41. Courtney says

    08/10/2020 at 4:14 PM

    I needed to do our pack n play and an old used stroller I’d bought for like $10, so I did it in our 8’ kiddie pool outside. Worked wonders! Everything smelled so fresh and clean when it was done. 😌

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  42. Vivian says

    08/20/2020 at 9:28 PM

    Please put your important updates and notes at the beginning not at the end. I didn’t realize they were there and went ahead and put my Graco mattress in the tub today and ended up with the exact same issues as everyone else. It was only after that happened that I came back to your article and saw the updates at the end. Now my mattress is ruined and I am very disappointed.

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  43. futemax says

    08/17/2022 at 1:35 PM

    such a preety awesome idea.

    Reply
  44. Leah says

    03/22/2024 at 11:50 AM

    I know this post is old but it’s still showing up in the top results for “how to clean pack n play” in Google!

    I’m sorry but it is not safe whatsoever to submerge any part of a Pack n Play in water— it says so in the manual. I appreciate wanting to get it clean (I’m here because my toddler discovered how to get their diaper off in the morning and… it’s not pretty) but that can compromise the materials and make it no longer safe for sleep. It can warp the mattress and damage the materials, making the surface no longer flat, which especially poses suffocation and entrapment risks to infants without head control. It can damage the mechanisms that keep the Pack n Play locked in the open position. I say this with love because I know you only want what’s best for your kids!

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