Care & Maintenance

Routine upkeep of your Sova tables ensures they stay safe, sanitary, and welcoming for every family who walks through your doors. It also means fewer replacements and longer-lasting equipment. Follow our simple maintenance tips below to support your guests—and your business—for the long haul. 

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Care & Maintenance

Maintenance Checklist:  

  • Inspect hinges, mounting brackets, and fasteners regularly to ensure everything is stable and secure. Contact Sova customer service to replace any components that show signs of loosening or wear. 
  • Check that the hinges and opening mechanism operate smoothly and without resistance. 
  • Confirm the unit is firmly attached to the wall to help prevent tipping or injury. 
  • Test the safety belt to ensure it locks securely and adjusts easily with one hand. Replace it if it’s not functioning properly. 
  • Verify that all labels, including weight limits, are clearly visible and intact to help prevent misuse or overloading. 
  • Look for any signs of wear or damage on the table surface and structure. Replace cracked, broken, or worn parts immediately to maintain a safe, functional station. 
Woman placing a baby on a changing table against a wooden wall.

Cleaning Checklist: 

  1. Disinfect your changing table at least once daily to maintain a sanitary surface for every user. Spray with the appropriate solution and allow it to air dry. 
  2. Wipe down the surface with a nylon brush or damp cloth to loosen and remove any residue. 
  3. Spot clean using a damp cloth and mild solution, such as dish soap or a gentle multi-purpose cleaner diluted with water. 
  4. Remember to avoid harsh or chemical-based cleaners that could be unsafe for children or damage the surface. 

SAFETY REMINDER:

When your team is caring for baby changing stations, it’s important they’re protected too.

We recommend the following protective equipment to keep employees safe while they maintain a clean, welcoming space for families: 

  • Powder-free latex or nitrile gloves will protect hands from cleaning agents and germs 
  • Long sleeves are best to shield arms and wrists from germs 
  • Safety goggles provide maximum eye protection during cleaning 
  • A “Wet Floor” sign placed outside the restroom will let visitors know maintenance is in progress 

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