How to Remove and Wash the Textiles on a Stokke Scoot Seat

[@BarnevognverkstedNo]

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[@katz7]

This was so helpful as I just bought a used Stokke Scoot! Thank you so much because this feels like rocket engineering😂

[@SiuJunTam]

this is like the hidden gem of the internet I could not have put it back together if not for this video

[@debbielovelife]

Hi I love your all videos, Good to fine suitable pram. By the way, the stokke scoot handle can remove to wash?

[@BarnevognverkstedNo]

Thanks, glad you like the videos. :) It's not easy to remove the handle on the Scoot unfortunately, so it's better to just wash it on the stroller itself. :)

[@antti_kooo]

Have you ever tried to sand/buff out these small scratches you easily get in various grey plastic parts in every Stokke model?

[@BarnevognverkstedNo]

No, I haven't. I remove paint scuffs regularly, but you have to be careful, because there is a semi-gloss coating on the plastic that rubs off reallly easily with Stokke strollers. If you try, and get it to work, let me know :)