You can buy new straps for some of the brands. I know this because I stored a carseat in the garage for a couple months and MICE ATE THROUGH THE STRAPS! Ewww...maybe they were squirrels? I can only hope.
The carseat companies say not to wash the straps in the machine, but I have done this...
You can buy new straps for some of the brands. I know this because I stored a carseat in the garage for a couple months and MICE ATE THROUGH THE STRAPS! Ewww...maybe they were squirrels? I can only hope.
The carseat companies say not to wash the straps in the machine, but I have done this...
You can buy new straps for some of the brands. I know this because I stored a carseat in the garage for a couple months and MICE ATE THROUGH THE STRAPS! Ewww...maybe they were squirrels? I can only hope.
The carseat companies say not to wash the straps in the machine, but I have done this...
You can buy new straps for some of the brands. I know this because I stored a carseat in the garage for a couple months and MICE ATE THROUGH THE STRAPS! Ewww...maybe they were squirrels? I can only hope.
The carseat companies say not to wash the straps in the machine, but I have done this...
You can buy new straps for some of the brands. I know this because I stored a carseat in the garage for a couple months and MICE ATE THROUGH THE STRAPS! Ewww...maybe they were squirrels? I can only hope.
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<br />The carseat companies say not to wash the straps in the machine, but I...
I would definitely wonder if this is school policy or a particular teacher's obsession with oral hygiene. I mean who actually brushes more than twice a day, anyway?
I think it is unhygienic to store toothbrushes in a cap and near each other, and gross to have kids spit near each other too...
I would definitely wonder if this is school policy or a particular teacher's obsession with oral hygiene. I mean who actually brushes more than twice a day, anyway?
I think it is unhygienic to store toothbrushes in a cap and near each other, and gross to have kids spit near each other too...
I would definitely wonder if this is school policy or a particular teacher's obsession with oral hygiene. I mean who actually brushes more than twice a day, anyway?
I think it is unhygienic to store toothbrushes in a cap and near each other, and gross to have kids spit near each other too...
I would definitely wonder if this is school policy or a particular teacher's obsession with oral hygiene. I mean who actually brushes more than twice a day, anyway?
I think it is unhygienic to store toothbrushes in a cap and near each other, and gross to have kids spit near each other too...
I would definitely wonder if this is school policy or a particular teacher's obsession with oral hygiene. I mean who actually brushes more than twice a day, anyway?
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<br />I think it is unhygienic to store toothbrushes in a cap and near each other, and gross to have kids spit near each...
My first year with recurrent pleurisy it used to last 3-7 days and go away on it's own with lots of ibuprofen.
The next year, it always resulted in fevers and infections...BEWARE of reduced mucus clearance from pain. I didn't "get it" before my bronchiectasis dx and I would huddle and pant and...
My first year with recurrent pleurisy it used to last 3-7 days and go away on it's own with lots of ibuprofen.
The next year, it always resulted in fevers and infections...BEWARE of reduced mucus clearance from pain. I didn't "get it" before my bronchiectasis dx and I would huddle and pant and...
My first year with recurrent pleurisy it used to last 3-7 days and go away on it's own with lots of ibuprofen.
The next year, it always resulted in fevers and infections...BEWARE of reduced mucus clearance from pain. I didn't "get it" before my bronchiectasis dx and I would huddle and pant and...
My first year with recurrent pleurisy it used to last 3-7 days and go away on it's own with lots of ibuprofen.
The next year, it always resulted in fevers and infections...BEWARE of reduced mucus clearance from pain. I didn't "get it" before my bronchiectasis dx and I would huddle and pant and...
My first year with recurrent pleurisy it used to last 3-7 days and go away on it's own with lots of ibuprofen.
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<br />The next year, it always resulted in fevers and infections...BEWARE of reduced mucus clearance from pain. I didn't "get it" before my bronchiectasis dx and I would huddle...
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