Saved it! September
This month we asked our Clean Cloth Nappies Facebook group members to share their best saves. We’re calling it Saved it! September.
Laundry
The universal cleaning factors apply to all laundry: time, temperature, agitation and the correct cleaning products.
Cleaning factors: removing soiling, stains and smells
Each wash cycle is different, and the level of soiling is never identical. Learn how to adjust the detergent dose to achieve stain and smell-free washing.
Cleaning factors in the laundry: time, temperature, detergent & mechanical action
There are four factors to achieving clean laundry: time, temperature, chemistry (detergent, stain removers) and mechanical action (loading)
Selecting a laundry detergent for cloth nappies and general laundry
Worried about using ‘wrong’ or ‘harsh’ detergents on baby’s skin? Learn more about detergents, laundry boosters and optical brighteners.
Buying a new washing machine
Our tips for choosing a new washing machine. We delve into cost, size, cycle options and energy and water efficiency.
Stovetop sanitise
Stovetop sanitising is appropriate for delicate items which need sanitising but cannot be put through high heat or chlorine bleach.
Treating and sanitising mouldy textiles
Learn how to effectively and safely remove mould from textiles using our chlorine bleach Sanitise method.
Our advice for dealing with flooded textiles
With our help, you can easily salvage mouldy nappies, clothes and prams. Mould can be safely removed from textiles using chlorine bleach or high heat.
Cloth pads and menstrual underwear
How to care for cloth pads and menstrual underwear. New pads New cloth pads only require one wash with detergent…
General laundry advice
The universal cleaning factors apply to all laundry: time, temperature, agitation and the correct cleaning products.
Cleaning your washing machine
We recommend that you clean your washing machine once a month. Monthly maintenance clean Regularly cleaning your washing machine prevents…
Excess suds in Front Loaders
Learn what causes excess suds in your front loader and how to prevent suds lock.
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