Clean without compromise.

Finally, a cleaner you can trust! No more guessing, no more sifting through ingredient list on soaps, No more uncertainty when it comes time to clean. Squeaky clean is specifically formulated for pool toys, designed to minimize plasticizer loss, created by someone who cherishes these toys as much as you do, and most importantly it leaves your toys feeling soft, sweet, & squeaky clean!

Most cleaners aren’t made for vinyl.

Soaps made for human skin often contain oils, lotions, and moisturizers that can draw plasticizer out of the material.

Household and dish cleaners are designed to cut through grease and can gradually strip plasticizer over time.

This damage builds slowly with repeated cleaning, leading to plasticizer loss.

Purpose-built for inflatable vinyl care.

Designed with our friends in mind

·Ultra-Gentle cleaner designed to reduce plasticizer extraction.

·Specifically formulated for inflatable pool toys & soft vinyl.

·Low-residue, easy-rinse.

·No harsh solvents, dyes, fragrance, or oils.

·Leaves your toys feeling soft, sweet, & squeaky clean!

This is a concentrate and is meant to be diluted with water before use.

1 part concentrate to 3 parts water

Apply with a soft cloth, sponge, or spray bottle. Gently wipe the surface, then rinse clean with water.

For best results, use distilled. Tap or well water may contain minerals or impurities that can reduce cleaning performance or leave residue.

Results may vary depending on water quality.

Disclaimer:

Any effective cleaner will remove surface oils, and with them, small amounts of surface plasticizer. This is unavoidable. However, plasticizer loss is often accelerated much more by not cleaning at all or by using the wrong cleaner.

Squeaky Clean is formulated to minimize plasticizer extraction, help maintain long-term vinyl integrity, and offer a safer option for vinyl than many of the cleaners commonly used by pool toy enthusiasts, such as Dawn dish soap, Fairy, and similar products.

Squeaky Clean can help slow vinyl degradation, but unfortunately, nothing can stop it entirely.