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Washing instructions
- Dry pail
- Take diaper off baby and place in diaper pail. Make sure to rinse off any soil
- When pail is full, place diapers in washer. Wash diapers using hot water and ?-¼ cup of detergent. Never use fabric softener
- Diapers can either go in the dryer or be hung to dry
Always read manufactures washing instructions for special care.
Tips
- To make clean up a breeze you may elect to use diaper liners. You can choose between bio-degradable flushable liners or cloth liners. These are especially handy when your baby starts solid foods
- Detergent should not contain optical brighteners, perfumes or enzymes as this may affect the life of your diaper and your baby’s skin may be sensitive to them
- If your covers, all-in-ones or pockets have Velcro you should always secure the Velcro closures to prevent wicking
- In most cases you do not need to pre-soak or boil your diapers. Nursing mother should find most stains will easily come out of diapers simply using the instructions above
If stains need a little help coming out
- Stubborn stains will often come right out just by leaving the diaper in the sun for a while
- You may also consider adding a little non-chlorine bleach alternative to the wash. This will both help whiten the diapers but also disinfect
- If you find your diapers holding an unpleasant smell you may strip them simply by boiling the diapers. This will also help lift stubborn stains
- An alternative to stripping using the boiling method is washing your diapers repeatedly with very hot water using a small amount of Dawn dish soap
- If you have hard water you may want to use a ½ cup of Calgon in the wash to help avoid detergent build-up
- Should your diapers start to get a little stinky post-wash you could consider using a few drops of tea tree oil when washing. This also acts as a natural anti-bacterial and anti-fungal agent
- Using white vinegar in place of fabric softener will also help unpleasant smells
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