Would this be a mild detergent for toddler clothes?
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It's nothing but ingredients found in nature, so I would assume so. But ask them on the Molly's Suds website.
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I was all of my toddler's clothes in it. Started using this when he was about 3 months old and now he's 14 months and it's great. I absolutely love this detergent and will never use anything else.
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No this is a dense liquid like substance that needs to be exposed to the air to be effective. It It is not a product you would want to mix in with clothes. I would suggest cedar balls.
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Ive mixed the solution with laundry soap for clothes and had no issues. So i wouldnt think carpet cleaner would be an issue. This stuff does work!!!
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They would make very nice cloths for dealing with a toddler. I would cut the cloths in half if you plan on throwing it away after short use. The cloths are not impregnated with any thing. They are just nice soft cloths that wring dry. I love them.
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According to the instructions, it could be used to clothes. I used the diluted solution to soak the clothes before washing.
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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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This one seemed to be more effective for cat urine. I am not sure about mildew or laundry. The general might be more appropriate for those uses.
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For toddlers it is good to have 100% wool covering which also acts as puddle pad. Other good option is organic cotton covering from same supplier.
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I would use it for hand washing. Though all you would need is a tiny bit. It's very concentrated. We love it. No odors from chemicals. Clothes smell fresh and soft
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No not really. I found that it was ok for shirts or anything smaller. I still had to do a weekly pants/jeans wash.
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according to the puracy website "Can I use this on delicate garments and denim?Yes. We have successfully tested the 4x liquid detergent on silk, premium denim, wool, and other fine fabrics. Always follow manufacturer's instructions for the garment you intend to clean." ...So possibly? I only do basic washing.
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Yes, but verrrry mild in my opinion. Did not leave residual after laundering. I too am very cognizant of odors and I didn't notice.
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My daughter doesn't spit up for this, but she always has stains from other things (strawberries, spaghetti, etc.), and I have found 2 things that have worked and made her clothing look somewhat new (wish I would have known for baby#1)...Oxyclean Max Force Spray works well if sprayed soon after the stain and allowed to soak in. For tougher stains, or stains not treated right away, I used Oxy Clean Baby (the powder) mixed in a bucket of water (cool water) with 2-3 scoops and allow the item to sit for at least a day. Be careful though...some fabrics lose their brightness of color...It works best for things mostly white.
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No but I would. I love that Oxiclean eliminates unwanted odors and my laundry detergent puts back in the smells I love. If you're not interested in the smells that detergents have, I've found that Oxiclean cleans clothes perfectly even all by itself.
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The advice to use special detergent is really not necessary. In order to prep cloth diapers made of natural fibers (cotton, bamboo, hemp), it is recommended that you wash then dry 3 to 5 times. You should dry between each wash. Because they are not soiled with human waste, feel free to throw them in with your regular laundry such as towels. The reason for the multiple washes is to help get the natural oils off the cloth that are present with natural fibers. For this reason, it is often recommended not to prep them with your other cloth diapers (for the concern of the other diapers getting the oils on them and then causing repelling issues.) I have never done this though, and I've never experienced an issue with repelling. Also, in regards to special laundry detergents... Rock n Green and other "CD Safe" detergents are a total joke. They don't clean well at all, and most people who start out using this detergent end up with stink issues in their diapers (they look clean but smell awful when wet) and even rash issues. It's not complicated with cloth diapers. Just be common sense about them... (don't use fabric softener as that coats the diapers and can cause them to be less absorbent.) Consider them your dirtiest clothes. Wash with a good mainstream detergent such as Tide Ultra Powder and use plenty of detergent (a full scoop) because you want to get out all the yuckies! Rinse a couple of times if you have lots of suds. I know this answer is above and beyond your question, but I just hate to see bad information shared! Cloth diapering fails when it becomes too complicated and when rashes happen due to diapers not being cleaned well. Good luck and have fun with it!
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According to the product description it is. I'm not sure, but I know my daughter has very sensitive skin, we can only use certain detergents, etc... and she had no reaction to this whatsoever. We did have to wash it first, delicate cycle only.
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Yes. Our detergent is hypoallergenic and free from toxins, perfumes, and dyes. It is a Free & Clear formula. Thank you.