Is this the lanolin used to treat wool diaper covers?
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I've used it to treat wook diaper covers, as well as using it on dry skin. Works great and this tub lasts forever!
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I am not sure about that. But from my experience it is very good to treat very rough skin patches like in case of eczema. I even put it on skin rash and it disappeared. Makes lips very soft too when applied.
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Yes. We use cloth diapers. I primarily use this ointment on her body but have used occasionally for diaper rash and haven't had any problems with residue.
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I believe the company is located in a northern suburb of Chicago. I have no idea about the lanolin. It is working well for me. It is just a little softer than the Muro 128 usually is.
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Not really.Most people want something slick and smooth to got directly on their hair.Lanolin from your product is excellet for bringing down skin inflammation and soothing it.But it takes patience on the part of the patient to let the warmth of the skin make the lanolin less sticky and easier for absorption.There is very little heat from the body reaching the applied lanolin on hair.It stays sticky too long to be acceptable.
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Not listed on their website either, which I find disturbing. You can't scrape the lamb of it's lanolin and bottle it so it would be a chemically-modified form of lanolin PEG-75 or another synonym (POLYETHYLENE GLYCOL 4000 LANOLIN; POLYOXYETHYLENE (75) LANOLIN)of the same chemical.
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This is what the cap reads: "This 100% pure, all-natural, no-preservatives lanolin will repair and soften dry skin of hands, feet, elbows and any areas of the body needing attention. Use as often as required. External use only." It doesn't mention on the cap anything about pesticides, so I am not sure.
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I made a wool mattress proctector, or could use a old style city nappy/diaper. Never had any issues. Would clean easily
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I am wondering the same thing, I found on a website that polyethylene is the best protectant to use on matress for water and bug protection,. that wool is the best natural retardant, even these soy foam mats are no good as its 10% at most. I have not been able to find a decent bed for the kids under 600 bucks! Would love to know what you have found. We tossed the beds matresses and all, kids are sleeping in collapsible camp cots and trying out 100% cotton hammock! LOL We were having issues with morning coughs and runny noses at night no more sense the change.
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For diaper rashes, I actually use pure lanolin and coat my daughters rash and I've had great results with that. I do know you're not supposed to use Destin for cloth diapers, and if you do, like the comments said, have to be super careful not to damage the diapers, and lining the diapers with two cloths or making sure the Destin stays in place seems too much of a hassle to even try.
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No. You must use a cloth diaper safe ointment/cream. Personally, I love Grovia's magic stick.
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Active ingredient is zinc oxide. Inactive ingredients are, talc, boric acid n carbolic acid(phenol). For diaper rash, if nothing else helped, this did. I always keep some on hand.
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I did use it when I was breastfeeding and didn't have any issues. You could check with your Doctor too. Again it smells like band aids but it's 100% lanolin.
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Kookaburra Wash can be used on other clothes and washables, but be aware that it contains lanolin. You may not want that on silks. Kookaburra does make a Delicate wash also. It contains Lavender and Tea Tree oils. That one is fine for most washables, I use it on delicate items in the washing machine. Both varieties have directions for use in washing machines or by hand. Rinsing is optional. I have used both products for many years, and highly recommend them! You only need a very small amount.Note: If you have a family member with nut allergies, this product is not for you! It contains nut oil. Kookaburra Wash can be used on other clothes and washables, but be aware that it contains lanolin. You may not want that on silks. Kookaburra does make a Delicate wash also. It contains Lavender and Tea Tree oils. That one is fine for most washables, I use it on delicate items in the washing machine. Both varieties have directions for use in washing machines or by hand. Rinsing is optional. I have used both products for many years, and highly recommend them! You only need a very small amount.Note: If you have a family member with nut allergies, this product is not for you! It... » Read More Kookaburra Wash can be used on other clothes and washables, but be aware that it contains lanolin. You may not want that on silks. Kookaburra does make a Delicate wash also. It contains Lavender and Tea Tree oils. That one is fine for most washables, I use it on delicate items in the washing machine. Both varieties have directions for use in washing machines or by hand. Rinsing is optional. I have used both products for many years, and highly recommend them! You only need a very small amount.Note: If you have a family member with nut allergies, this product is not for you! It contains nut oil. « Show Less
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I do not believe that the blanket has been treated with anything, but it is a large blanket, about queen sized, and if it gets dirty it does need to be dry-cleaned. The blanket looks, feels, and needs to be cared for like cashmere, only it is even more valuable because it is alpaca. In my opinion it is both too large and not washable enough to be a baby blanket. For that purpose I would look for an undyed and organic cotton blanket of the correct size.
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You don't. However petroleum based balms for diaper rash will inhibit the absorbancy of the diapers. You have two options. Buy the liners and use them whenever applying the balm, or get a cloth diaper safe balm such as "Angel baby bottom balm". It costs a little more but a small bottle will last a long time.
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this is very common in lanolin products. it won't work in as fast as a synthetic product. i apply it as the last thing at night and wear cotton gloves/socks. by morning, it's worked all the way in.good luck!
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You could. It would take a tiny dab and you would want to rub it in well. Lanolin can feel a bit thick and sticky. I use it on my dry feet all the time. Others use it for their chapped hands with great result.