is this good for cloth diaper laundry?
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I do not have a baby, but my eleven year old is very sensitive. It is a very effective cleanser and I use it every week. The only other thing I add to my laundry is white vinegar. I do not use a softener or laundry sheets. I will add a little extra for extremely dirty laundry. Good luck. I hope this helped.
1867835
It probably could work okay for cloth wipes as long as they are not sopping wet. I don't think it would hold any type of liquid solution that is just sloshing around, it would definitely leak out the sides. My disposable wipes hold a pretty good typical moisture level until I get to the last one or two, but they are not sopping wet.
2143485
I dont know think you can put cloth diaper in there.its better for diapers only.i dont think you can pull out the cloth diapers from the dispenser.
607616
Yes, as Emily responded. 4x8x4 are best for diapering. 4x6x4 are good as burp cloths, but might be a little thin to be useful as diapers.
1192832
I would say no. It is more for cleaning. You need to search fora clothing steamer.
831718
No :) But depending upon your water type, it will work well for your cloth. I used it for my cloth diapers (including BumGenius) for several years with much success. Certain types of hard water may leave a build-up that will cause rash, though.
1335308
I don't see why not. It works just fine for poopy diapers from my 6 week old.
409789
Yes it is intended for cloth diapers but can be used for washing regular clothes. The Hard Rock is for people with hard water, usually certain well water places.
73866
I don't see any reason why it cannot be used as a cloth diaper sprayer. Only caveat might be that the bidet is designed to work with the toilet system and hence you might be able to install it with the toilet very quickly.
527224
Well I have never used it for diapers but it does work very well and you could save some money using grocery bags for sure. Its not an airtight seal but also not a loose one.
39022
I cut this up to make cloth wipes and they just get thrown in the wash with our diapers which get cold/cold and hot/cold and they are still great. Hope that helps a bit!!
797033
Yes, it would hold 2-3 cloth diapers. Of course, it will depend on how much other stuff you put in there.
203416
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! :)
2147175
We never used it for clothes only for cleaning. I don't think it has a cloth cleaning attachment. I think you have purchased the wrong type of unit if you planning on using it for that.
1446509
Yes and No, but I guess it depends on how much wet laundry. I use a plastic laundry basket with wheels when I carry 20 to 80 pounds of wet laundry. I seriously doubt this was made for wet laundry use, as with everything one should use common sense.
675479
I do believe that you can use this on cloths. I would use this as a pre treater, so spray directly on the spots, and I would give it a good ten minutes before putting in the washer. If it's a large amount of clothes, use as I said, then I would add about a half cup full to the load also. Hope this helps !!
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I have been using it for years with my front load washer. Use 1/2 a scoopful. Also used it with my cloth diapers on the same machine - works great!