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3 Ways to Clean LEGOs

By Matthew Lynch
October 17, 2023
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As any LEGO enthusiast knows, over time, these beloved building blocks can accumulate dust and dirt. Not only does this make your creations look less attractive, but it can also be harmful if young children put the pieces in their mouths. To keep your LEGO sets clean and looking new, we have compiled a list of three effective ways to clean your LEGOs.

1. Hand Washing

The most straightforward method of cleaning your LEGOs is by hand washing. This approach gives you the most control and is ideal for individual or special pieces that may require more delicate care.

To hand wash your LEGO pieces:

– Fill a bowl with warm water and add a small amount of mild dish soap.

– Gently place the LEGOs in the soapy water and let them soak for a few minutes.

– Use a soft toothbrush or cloth to gently rub the surfaces of each piece to remove any dirt or grime.

– Rinse the cleaned pieces thoroughly with clean water to remove any soap residue.

– Pat dry your LEGOs with a towel before laying them out on a flat surface to air-dry.

2. Washing Machine

Cleaning large quantities of LEGOs is made easier using a washing machine. This method is ideal for bulk bricks or when you want to sanitize an entire set quickly.

To clean your LEGOs using a washing machine:

– Place your LEGO pieces into a mesh laundry bag or pillowcase (use multiple bags for large quantities to ensure even cleaning).

– Set your washing machine to the gentle/delicate cycle with cold water and add some mild detergent.

– Avoid using fabric softener or bleach as these can potentially damage your LEGO bricks.

– Once the cycle is complete, carefully remove the bag(s) from the machine.

– Pour the washed bricks onto a clean towel and spread them out evenly, allowing them to air-dry.

3. Dishwasher

A dishwasher is another option for cleaning LEGOs, particularly those that are more intricately built or difficult to disassemble.

To clean your LEGO pieces using a dishwasher:

– Place your LEGOs in a dishwasher-safe mesh bag or container with a secure lid.

– Place the bag or container on the top rack of the dishwasher, away from any heating elements.

– Set your dishwasher to a gentle cycle with a low heat setting. Use mild detergent and avoid high heat or heated-dry settings, which can potentially damage the plastic.

– After the cycle is finished, carefully remove the LEGOs from the dishwasher and spread them out on a towel or flat surface to air-dry.

With these three techniques, your LEGO sets will stay clean and well-maintained. Always be sure to consult the manufacturer’s guidelines when it comes to specific cleaning instructions for special materials or finishes, as not all LEGO pieces are created equal. By regularly cleaning your LEGO collection, you’ll be able to enjoy your creations for years to come.

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