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Cleanliness You Can Trust

At Cabin Catch-All, we know that nothing matters more than your baby’s safety and health. That’s why our gear doesn’t just look clean—it is hospital-grade sanitized before it ever reaches your cabin or vacation rental. Here is our uncompromising, 5-step promise to your family.

Our Cleaning Process

The 360° Inspection & Debris Removal

Every piece of gear undergoes a rigorous safety check for recalls, loose screws, or wear and tear. We then use a high-suction vacuum with specialized crevice tools to completely clear out every crumb, seam, and fold.

Deep Surface Wash

We scrub all hard surfaces and non-removable fabrics using warm water and organic, plant-based Castile soap. This removes all surface dirt and organic matter without leaving a trace of chemical residue.

High-Heat Steam Sanitization (212°F)

We utilize commercial-grade, 212°F live steam to deeply sanitize strollers, high chairs, and pack-n-plays. This temperature naturally kills 99.9% of bacteria, viruses, bedbugs, and dust mites completely chemical-free.

Eco-Friendly, Hypoallergenic Laundering

All removable fabrics, linens, and harness pads are laundered in commercial machines using strictly "Free & Clear" hypoallergenic detergent. No dyes, no perfumes, and no heavy fragrances that could irritate sensitive skin.

Mountain-Air Drying & Sealed Storage

Because the Smoky Mountain climate can be humid, we ensure all gear is 100% dry using high-velocity air movers to prevent any mold or mildew. Once dried and reassembled, the gear is immediately placed in a pristine, climate-controlled environment until delivery.

Our Safety Protocol

CPSC Checked

Every item is cross-referenced with the Consumer Product Safety Commission recall database before every single rental.

Strictly Fragrance-Free:

We never use scented sprays or artificial masks. Clean shouldn't have a smell!

Logged & Certified:

Every item travels with a physical tag signed by the inspector, noting the exact date and time it passed its 5-step sanitization checklist.