A lot of people have said that the ingredients have changed and it is no longer safe for cloth diapers. Has anyone found this to be true?
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I'm not sure, I would join the group fluff love and cd science on FB if you have issues or questions about your CD routine. Fluffloveuniversity.com is also very helpful.
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I use it on my diapers every day and have not encountered a problem. It still works great for me
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I'm not sure how recently this may have happened; haven't heard anything about their formula changing. I purchased my bottle about 1-2mths ago & it works great for our cloth diapers. Also is a miracle-cleaner when it comes to removing spit-up smell/stains from sofas, car seats, etc!
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I agree with the previous answers. It appears to be safe for cloth diapers.
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Not sure where you read that...but No....and No. Retained odor is from improper washing (usually skipping the cold soak cycle). Cloth diapered babies almost never get a rash. Rashes can be related to diet (introducing new foods, or formula fed babies). I would research all the different cloth washing methods and follow all directions per bumgenius. Only use cloth diaper approved laundry soap too! And sun dry as often as you can!
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Company says yes, my pediatric nutritionist says no! Some of the ingredients, egg being one specifically, is not suited for infants. We did give this to our second child after breast feeding for 7 months and he did fine. We liked it was rice not corn based and the ingredient list seemed to be far more nutritious than anything else on the market. Company assured me, yes for infants just labeled for toddlers to promote breast feeding for the first 12 months.Come to introducing it to our 3rd and severely constipated...it was TERRIBLE. Switched for Alimentum after was diagnosed with milk protein sensitivity. ( do not blame baby Company says yes, my pediatric nutritionist says no! Some of the ingredients, egg being one specifically, is not suited for infants. We did give this to our second child after breast feeding for 7 months and he did fine. We liked it was rice not corn based and the ingredient list seemed to be far more nutritious than anything else on the market. Company assured me, yes for infants just labeled for toddlers to promote breast feeding for the first 12 months.Come to introducing it to our 3rd and severely constipated...it was TERRIBLE. Switched for Alimentum after... » Read More Company says yes, my pediatric nutritionist says no! Some of the ingredients, egg being one specifically, is not suited for infants. We did give this to our second child after breast feeding for 7 months and he did fine. We liked it was rice not corn based and the ingredient list seemed to be far more nutritious than anything else on the market. Company assured me, yes for infants just labeled for toddlers to promote breast feeding for the first 12 months.Come to introducing it to our 3rd and severely constipated...it was TERRIBLE. Switched for Alimentum after was diagnosed with milk protein sensitivity. ( do not blame baby « Show Less
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It worked great with my old he front loader for cloth diapers. I used a full scoop in a high water setting with a pre-rinse and extra rinse. Our new top loader he wasn't so great with it and I had to change detergents. I used to love this stuff...easy, inexpensive and no rashes. Good luck.
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It seems I read somewhere, and wish I could quote the source, that apparently the old formula had some chemical that the EPA has banned since the original Jubilee of the 50"s through 70's. Consequently, the new Jubilee wouldn't be exactly the same, which may account for the milder scent. It still works just like the old Jubilee. You might try doing an internet search of Jubilee and find more specific info...
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I do not use cloth diapers. The spot for diapers is the exact width of a disposable diaper and I believe both diapers are wider? I really wish I could help. It might work for a few cloth diapers maybe 8-10 all together. I really wish I could help you more.
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Do not use homemade detergent on cloth diapers the harsh chemicals like borax breaks them down.
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I've used another brand of soap nuts with my cloth diapers, and had better success with them than any other detergent I've tried! Rinse cycle, hot wash, extra rinse, and done! If I feel like it, I try to dig the bag of soap nuts out before the last rinse cycle just to extend the life of the nuts, but they've made it all the way through the dryer a few times and the diapers come out fine.
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It's a different brand but it's recommended for cloth diapers. I wash my BG with it.
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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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Good morning Mr. Mel,Most of the reviews I see from 2015 are highly positive for this product. I am not aware of any change to the ingredients and having used the product myself the rodents around my place eat it and die.
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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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Also, if you are looking for only cover I would check out Assunta. Super affordable and good quality although they are from China. As a previous poster said, do not use softeners on diapers. You do NOT have to use cloth diaper safe detergent, tide works best.
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Absolutely, been using with cloth diapers, and all my other laundry, for 15 months now. I wash thed iapers with hot water, and a little sack of soap nuts. Perfectly clean.
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Nope, just good old natural bamboo... That is why it is suitable for cloth diapers.
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I don't know. What I do know is that it does not dry my skin as other powders do making the problem even worse. Instead of drying the skin it feels as if actually lubricating and soothing. As a doctor...it is the best I've tried. It stops the diaper rash and associated infections on its tracks.
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There are two different types of diapers, one is bamboo, one is hemp. I believe the hemp is more expensive and possibly more absorbent, but the bamboo is so soft.