First off, start by vacuuming the cushions—ideally with a nozzle attachment that can get into tiny nooks and crannies. Then, wipe down the entire glider with baby wipes (yep, baby wipes). They applies mild soap and water which evaporates quickly. Spot treat any stubborn areas with a mixture of one part dishwashing liquid and two parts hydrogen peroxide. (It's easiest if you pour it into a spray bottle for targeted treatment.) Allow the solution to sit for five to 10 minutes, then remove any excess formula with a clean, damp cloth. If possible, you can follow up with a steam cleaning to remove any dirt and debris you may have missed while also sanitizing the glider.