How does this work for cloth diapers? And HE machines?
1303028
I do not have an HE machine. According to the label it works with HE machines.I love this for the diapers. Occasionally I scour the web for cloth diaper detergent lists. This one is always up there. The fact that I can find it also helps.
1303029
I do not have an HE machine. According to the label it works with HE machines. I love this for the diapers. Occasionally I scour the web for cloth diaper detergent lists. This one is always up there. The fact that I can find it also helps.
1303030
Works great in HE machines. I no longer use fabric softener-the clothes come out so clean you don't need it!
1303031
For my cloth diapers, I wash them in a load of homemade powder detergent (1 cup borax, 1 cup washing soda, 1 bar of ivory soap - powdered together in a food processor). Then, I wash them again with a scoop of charlies soap & 1/4 cup white vinegar in the liquid fabric softener area. it works great, and I've experimented with A LOT of different detergents & combinations!
1075094
I just bought one for cloth dipers and it can wash about 6 diapers at a time.. we use flats and pockets. it does a great job for us. I would recomend wringing them out between rinses. I do a 5 min pre-rinse, 15 min wash and 2-3 6 min rinse cycles. workslike a charm.
1528140
I use a single hemp insert inside Thristies covers. Works wonderfully. With cloth diapers you should change after every wet, and one insert should be plenty absorbent for one wet. My baby is 4 months old and one wet leaves only half the insert wet, so it theoretically could hold two wets from a baby her size/age, but more likely only one wet for older babies and toddlers. LOVE this system because it is sooo TRIM under clothing!
2098806
Yes, it works very well with HE machines, and there is a small mention of this on the bottle somewhere. I have been using it in my HE machine for some months now with no problems and nice clean laundry.
339189
I do not use cloth diapers, but I have not had any issues with clothing (mine or my daughter's) regarding the cream, e.g staining, sticking, etc. It is definitely thicker than other creams which is why I like it, but it takes some adjustment to find the right amount and usage for your child. I have tried a handful of other creams, but I always go back to Burt's Bees after a week or so. I highly recommend it.
90901
We don't have high efficiency machines, and the detergent works just fine. We use it for cloth diapers and it works great.
784749
My kids use it for their kids' diapers. They come out clean, but sometimes need some time in the sun to bleach out stains.
2020128
Not sure about the cloth diapers however, My experience with this product is very bad. The first one I ordered came broken into pieces. When I returned they sent me another (appreciate their customer service) but it doesn't really meet my purpose. I use the large bottles of cream and shampoo so it cannot hold them. My wipe warmer was a little big to fit in. when I tried to pull out the diapers the depot started to lean forward and diapers fell off. I just use it to put q-tips and cotton wool the non-heavy items.
1682705
I'm sure cloth would work fine. It uses the #4 cone shaped ones...I think that's what it's called
331663
We have an HE machine as well. For large diaper loads (more than 10 diapers), I use 2 scoops of the detergent and for small loads (less than 10 diapers), I use 1 scoop. I have not had any build-up problems to date. Note that I wash my diapers twice, each time. After washing the diapers the first time, I take a look at each of the diaper liners (the outer part) to see if there are any marks or discoloration on the white part that actually touches our son and I use a stain stick on those diapers. Then I throw all the diapers back into the washing machine with the appropriate amount of diaper detergent (1 or 2 scoops) for a second washing. Then I dry them (liners and inserts). We have an HE machine as well. For large diaper loads (more than 10 diapers), I use 2 scoops of the detergent and for small loads (less than 10 diapers), I use 1 scoop. I have not had any build-up problems to date. Note that I wash my diapers twice, each time. After washing the diapers the first time, I take a look at each of the diaper liners (the outer part) to see if there are any marks or discoloration on the white part that actually touches our son and I use a stain stick on those diapers. Then I throw all the diapers back into the washing machine with the appropriate amount of diaper... » Read More We have an HE machine as well. For large diaper loads (more than 10 diapers), I use 2 scoops of the detergent and for small loads (less than 10 diapers), I use 1 scoop. I have not had any build-up problems to date. Note that I wash my diapers twice, each time. After washing the diapers the first time, I take a look at each of the diaper liners (the outer part) to see if there are any marks or discoloration on the white part that actually touches our son and I use a stain stick on those diapers. Then I throw all the diapers back into the washing machine with the appropriate amount of diaper detergent (1 or 2 scoops) for a second washing. Then I dry them (liners and inserts). « Show Less
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.
1746653
I used cloth diapers from babies are us. But older babies produce more urine so you will have to get used to changing them as soon as they wet themselves.
517336
I use this with cloth and i use the actual ubbi diaper liner and have not had an issues i love it!
1236346
You use it by inserting into your cloth diapers for extra absorption. I used mine with pocket diapers, but you could place them against baby as well. You don't boil them. Some cotton inserts you have to prep by washing them several times to increase absorption, but I only washed these once or twice and they have always done well. They will continue to get fluffier and increase in absorption over time, however.
1038927
Never used adult diapers. Have used large incontinenence pads they work,sometimes two to a bag. Probably depends on the size of diapers.
2020129
The opening seems as though it would be wide enough for cloth diapers. I have not tried it my self but you could pull two regular diapers out at a time if you wanted. Hope this helps.
1327210
No they are one consistent thickness, which is pretty thin. I use these as burp clothes folded in half and they work great for that. I can't imagine they'd work that well as cloth diapers. At least based on what I find in my little one's diapers!