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Meet Sandra Gordon

Hi, I'm Sandra, I'm a certified Child Passenger Safety Technician (CPST), mom of two and author of Consumer Reports Best Baby Products (the 8th, 9th and 10 editions) and the gear advice site, BabyProductsMom.com. As a BabyQuip cleaner, I'm excited to spiff up your baby gear (really!), whether you're getting a car seat or stroller ready for your next baby, bought baby gear from Facebook marketplace that needs a good cleaning or just want to get your baby gear and accessories to look and feel good as new. No cleaning job is too big or too small. I'm available for house calls, porch drop-off and pick-ups, and emergency onsite clean-ups. BabyQuip's thorough cleaning process can bring even the most "lived in" car seat or stroller back to life. Book your cleaning today!

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Sandra Gordon

Serving Connecticut, Westchester county and surrounding areas

(33)|381 Cleanings
CPST who also offers exceptional cleaning services for baby gear, including car seats, strollers, high chairs and more. I offer cleaning house calls as as well as pick-up service from your home or self-drop-off service at my home in Stamford, CT.

Maria Murphy Mar 13, 2024

Great job!!

Marian Chang Jan 15, 2024

Sandra was friendly and did a great job with our in-home appointment. The equipment came out sparkling like new. Our stroller was the worst - 18 months and it was the first time it has been cleaned after numerous vacations, rolling around on beaches, eating crumbly snacks all over it, and general grime from all the rainy muddy walks we often do with our daughter. Susan is lovely to work with and we’ll definitely be requesting her again for the next cleaning!

Ciara Yu Dec 10, 2023

Incredibly thorough and easy to communicate with