Keeping your Graco DuoGlider in top condition means longer use, better safety, and smoother outings with your children. With simple cleaning routines and monthly checks, this stroller can stay reliable for years — even with daily use.
What should be cleaned most often?
Focus on the seat fabric, trays, and handlebar. Wipe them with a damp cloth and mild soap after outings, especially when snacks or spills occur. Removable fabric can be hand-washed and air dried to preserve shape and color.
How do you maintain the wheels and frame?
Rinse off dirt, pebbles, and sand from the wheels every few weeks. Lubricate the wheel hubs lightly with silicone spray if movement becomes stiff. Check the frame for dents or misalignment if used on rough sidewalks regularly.
What parts need monthly safety checks?
Test the brake pedal, recline latches, and harness locks. Look for loose rivets or clicking issues in folding joints. Tighten screws and remove debris that might affect folding or wheel clearance.
How should the DuoGlider be stored?
Fold and store it upright in a dry space, away from direct heat or cold. Use a breathable cloth cover if storing for extended periods. Avoid storing with moisture — this helps prevent mold and fabric breakdown.
Can proper care extend resale or reuse value?
Yes. Clean, functioning strollers hold value on resale platforms or within family circles. Because the Graco DuoGlider has long-term durability, keeping it in top condition makes it easier to hand down or list confidently online.
Need a reminder of what made this stroller a smart buy? Read our full review on why parents love the DuoGlider.
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