Which detergent is recommended to wash them?
203410
I'm not sure there is a recommended detergent; however, I use Charlie's Soap.
203411
So far, I am using seventh generation free and clear detergent because I got a great deal on them.. I am planning to use my home made one (borax, washing soda-baking soda and vegetable based bar soap) on them from now on (she is six months) i dis it once a month ago and it seemed fine. I will update this when I do. :)
203412
I use vinegar and regular laundry soap to kill the urine smell. Then I rewash in Dreft.
203413
I use a dye and fragrance free type that I get from Costco. No problems so far! Five months in...
203414
Any detergent that doesn't have fabric softeners (downey) in it. Tide, gain, all, arm and hammer, roma, foca...
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When I started I used Country Save... but it stunk. So I started using tide regular and it works great!
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You can wash these and all cloth diapers in any mainstream detergent that does not have fabric softener in it. Tide is our favorite! Use the recommended amount ( or even a bit more) for the load. For a large load of diapers (about 15 Diapers and double inserts for me), I use to line 3 or a full scoop if there are a lot of "dirty" ones. :) All of those "cloth diaper safe" detergents are basically made out of laundry boosters like oxyclean and if you use them will end up with major ammonia issues down the road! :)
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Wash them by hand and hang them up to dry. The packaging has instructions also.
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I wash mine in hot soapy water and then sterilize them. We're now starting to use the bigger ones too. Absolutely love them all!
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They sell a special solution to wash it with, but I think you can use a mild detergent on it. Something like Dawn. I haven't had to wash mine yet, so I can't really make a recommendation.
660479
Soap & water. Not sure if you can dishwasher them - we've only hand-washed them just in case.
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When I wash them, I use dawn dish soap. I stand them up in dish drain to dry!
267412
Haven't needed to yet but I would just wash them in the sink and lay them out on a sheet to dry. If you are wanting to sanitize them you could wash in the sink then rinse in a bleach-water solution before drying.
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I do not think they should ever need washing - just keep them in the dryer! I would not recommend washing them.
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I would wash them first, but they are perfect they have little platform they are on.
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I soak them in hot water with oxiclean sometimes 24 hours if they are really grimy and then in the washing machine on hot with a little soap and white vinegar added. They usually come out clean.
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Yep! We got an LG HE washer and I use soapnuts instead of store-bought detergent. For a full load, I put a handful of the nuts in a clean sock, the tie it and throw the sock into the washer with the laundry. Wash with warm water then rinse with cold water works best, but washing with cold water works fine too. I just love the smell of my laundry afterwards...a light but very refreshing smell!
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For an official answer, I would see their website. After owning mine for a while, I've hand washed with a very gentle detergent with no brighteners or additives. They dry pretty darn quick because they don't really get "wet". Like a tarp with water on it really.
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If you are going to launder them, use a minimal amount of detergent to wash them and add vinegar to the rinse water.
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regular wash,washing machine ok with small amount of regular clothes detergent.no bleach!.you can dry them in clothes drier(10-15 min),absolutely "no drier sheets",as these will ruin the cloths ability to polish,and remove wax/polish.Also I've tried many microfiber cloths,these are top of the line!
198055
I just wash them while I'm wearing them, With dish detergent. Be sure to rinse out really well, and air dry on dish drying rack
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Just wash them. I believe you hang dry them. So far have kept them pretty clean.
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I haven't washed mine yet, but I was planning on just using warm water and Woolite. They should be fine