Looking for a manual for a double stroller

Strollers are all aluminum and plastic so water is not an issue. Use any baby friendly detergent and sponge it into the fabric then just hose off. Once dry spray silicon lubricant (all hardware and auto stores stock it) on all moving parts and wipe of excess with a paper towel.

Any baby friendly detergent will do (hint It will have a picture of a baby on it) best option is to remove fabrics and hand wash but not all strollers have easy to remove fabrics. In that case use a sponge to work your water / detergent solution into the fabric then flush it all out with the garden hose. Once dry give all the moving parts a light spray of silicon spray wiping off any excess with a paper towel.

Any baby friendly detergent will do (hint It will have a picture of a baby on it) best option is to remove fabrics and hand wash but not all strollers have easy to remove fabrics. In that case use a sponge to work your water / detergent solution into the fabric then flush it all out with the garden hose. Once dry give all the moving parts a light spray of silicon spray wiping off any excess with a paper towel.

You will have to order it online on the Website.

most fabrics are attached to the frame with small screws
take a close look how your fabric are attached. take it off.
you can wash it in the waching maschine on low teprature and with soft washing powder
do not tuble dry, but dry on air
attach the fabrics again.

you can download the manual here: http://www.safety1st.com/instructions/.
Basically, the easiest way is to put the back in, then start at the bottom and work your way up.

Hi there!

Try dampening the fabric again (leave on the line on a showery day etc) and put them on again.

Washing may have shrunk them, but dampening will help soften them again.

When on, dry indoors.

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You can remove the seat pad by unsnapping the two straps on either side of the bottom of the pad (where it covers over the metal frame). Then just thread the buckles through it. As far as the rest of the fabric such as canopy or fabrice sides, no luck. I got this stroller used and wanted to wash it all. I ended up just putting it (minus the removable pad) into my shower and washing it with the shower head. Then I got a Mr. Clean magic eraser and cleaned up the plastic parts. Now it looks so good!

Hope this helps...

I was able to find an online instruction manual for this stroller. From that manual, I was able to find the following instructions for removing the seat for cleaning.

"10 REMOVING AND REFITTING THE SEAT COVER
Remove hood from stroller if fitted.
A Twist shoulder strap end buckles and feed through holes.
B Feed waist and crotch straps through holes.
C Unclip seat cover retaining straps.
D Unfasten seat fabric from handle tubes and seat base.
E Slide fabric from seat back and base.
F When refitting seat fabric, insert seat back support tubes
into fabric slits.
G When refitting seat fabric to seat base, loop fabric flap over legrest
strap and pass crotch strap buckle through both holes in seat fabric
and then hole in seat base.
H When refitting shoulder straps, twist buckles and feed through holes."

I have just removed mine and hand washed it, but left the rain hood/pocket section in place and wiped that part clean to avoid unscrewing it