Washing only a few nappies
How to wash cloth nappies when using them part-time or during toilet training.
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We will teach you how to wash cloth nappies and diapers, and keep them clean. Our advice is developed and tested by qualified chemists and professionals.
How to wash cloth nappies when using them part-time or during toilet training.
Laundry boosters, sometimes called oxygen bleach or oxygenated bleach, are stain-removal products. They ‘boost’ your wash and help remove stains.
The same principles for clean nappies apply to cloth pads: adequate detergent, warm or hot water, good agitation, and a long wash cycle.
Ammonia in nappies causes redness, burns, discomfort and pain. It will also degrade nappy fabrics such as bamboo, hemp, cotton.
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Dark items can shed colour during the wash cycle. This is especially common with denim. If you wash dark items with light items there is a risk that this loose dye will stain the light items.
Front loaders use less water, have longer cycles than traditional top loaders and most heat their own water.
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High-Efficiency Top Loaders use less water and have longer wash cycles compared to traditional Top Loaders.
Top Loaders provide a faster wash using more water than a Front Loader, however they aren’t as effective in comparison.
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