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)
New pads Cloth pads only require one wash with detergent prior to use, this can be with your nappies or…
General laundry help
Usual laundry principles apply – time, temperature, agitation and enough great quality detergent. Spot cleaning may be necessary.
How to clean your washing machine
We recommend that you clean your washing machine once a month. Cleaning process Start by reading your machine manual. Clean…
Excess suds in Front Loaders
Overview Suds are bubbles or froth normally produced during a wash cycle. Excess suds in the main wash however prevent…
Colour Run
White items can become coloured as a result of washing with dark or coloured items. If this occurs use a…
Hot water vs cold water
Hot water is the most effective way to remove soiling. Nappies are heavily soiled laundry, if soiling is not removed it…
Removing mould from cloth nappies and textiles
Chlorine bleach and 90/95°C degree front loader machine cycles remove mould. It is possible to remove mould spores and stains caused by mould
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