is this safe to use on infant clothing (example: onesies)?
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I would think so, as long as baby doesn't put it in his/her mouth. Once it dries, turn garment inside-out and it should be safe to wash.
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Yes its safe. It does have an odor at first, which is unpleasant and I wouldn't spray it on clothing or dishes but it shouldn't be a problem around a child.
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It shouldn't be used at all. It is the absolute worst for diapers. There are no actual cleaning agents in this. It is quite literally a very expensive bag of useless powder.
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Yes you can use it for cloth diapers. Make sure that the babie does not have any allergies to soap nuts. The soap nuts make the clothes very soft.
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Yes it's safe. I used it to remove the leftover stickiness after I removed my emblem.
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I agree with the previous answers. It appears to be safe for cloth diapers.
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I did not have an issue with it rubbing off on my clothing. I'd recommend letting it dry before putting on light clothes to be safe.
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Yes. It won't harm you or most fabrics. Spray it on a cloth and see for yourself.
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Hi, I used this zinc oxide to make a diaper rash cream for babies. This non nano does not soak into the skin, but does adhere to provide ha barrier. Not sure about stain on clothing, but washed out of the cloth diapers easily.Best of
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I've never used this on anything but normal clothing, but if you do use this for diapers, i would still do the customary second disinfecting wash in hot water and bleach just to be safe.
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Absolutely NOT! A few table spoons of anything won't clean the DIRTIEST laundry you'll ever do. Save yourself some time and buy some powdered Tide or Gain. If it's marketed towards cloth diapers, it's a weak detergent with tons of water softeners. If you used the correct amount of this stuff, it'd be cost prohibitive. Plus babies are getting chemical burns from this stuff!
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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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Yes. We use few an oz of dettol in a bucket of water to soak our baby clothes or any other item that requires disinfection. We then wash it regularly.
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Yes. The only fabric you cannot use directly against the skin is microfiber. These are bamboo on top of microfiber so they would be fine against babies skin.
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Since it's colorless, no, but it is super greasy, and can stick to clothing, but will wash out with no problem and no residue. I like to use it after bathing my 18mo old, especially if it's close to bedtime, and use it as a massage lotion. I always put his PJs on right away and have never seen it damage his clothes.
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I can tell you it works on blood sweat and baby spit up. I uses baby oxyclean on baby clothes to get out stains from spit up and diaper explosions and it works every time. Therefore if your pet stain is poop it would be akin to diaper explosion and work well. But this seems to work on all organic stains in general. I have not compared ingredients between reg and baby oxyclean but I would trust either on all organic stains including pet stains. Wash on the hottest temperature the fabric will allow and use the long /dirtiest cycle. Or soak in hot water and oxyclean first if the stain is really bad od not fresh. For urine you could also try soaking the item in Nature's Miracle first. I can tell you it works on blood sweat and baby spit up. I uses baby oxyclean on baby clothes to get out stains from spit up and diaper explosions and it works every time. Therefore if your pet stain is poop it would be akin to diaper explosion and work well. But this seems to work on all organic stains in general. I have not compared ingredients between reg and baby oxyclean but I would trust either on all organic stains including pet stains. Wash on the hottest temperature the fabric will allow and use the long /dirtiest cycle. Or soak in hot water and oxyclean first if the stain is... » Read More I can tell you it works on blood sweat and baby spit up. I uses baby oxyclean on baby clothes to get out stains from spit up and diaper explosions and it works every time. Therefore if your pet stain is poop it would be akin to diaper explosion and work well. But this seems to work on all organic stains in general. I have not compared ingredients between reg and baby oxyclean but I would trust either on all organic stains including pet stains. Wash on the hottest temperature the fabric will allow and use the long /dirtiest cycle. Or soak in hot water and oxyclean first if the stain is really bad od not fresh. For urine you could also try soaking the item in Nature's Miracle first. « Show Less
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I would say you could since it is water based and not solvent based it shouldn't harm fabric.