If you have a toddler, you will most likely know how difficult it is to keep your highchair clean. Most highchair covers are now made from wipe-downable plastic so they can be wiped over. Most chairs are made from plastic, so these too can be wiped over. However our bone of contention concerns highchair straps.

The straps on a highchair play an important role - they keep your little one safe. But because they can’t be cleaned easily, we are sometimes left wondering if our children are less likely to catch some sort of horrible disease if we were to do away with them completely.

The straps on a highchair quickly become ingrained with all manner of uneaten food debris and no matter how hard you scrub, they rarely come clean - especially if your toddler loves spag bol. The orange hue that was once spag bol seems to highlight everything it touches, as those of you that have dishwashsers will have undoubtedly noticed.

So when we have a Google to find replacement highchair straps we notice that replacement items are black in colour, whereas the ones that manufacturers supply are white. Perhaps the manufacturers need to take note that black straps are what the consumer wants - not white.

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