HOW TO KEEP YOUR NAPPIES & ACCESSORIES LOOKING BRAND NEW.
washing guidelines
Our below guidelines provides you with the tools on how to care for your cloth nappies and accessories to ensure they stay in excellent condition. From washing and drying techniques to stain removal and maintenance tips, this guide will help you prolong the life of your cloth nappies and keep them looking brand new.
Washing FAQ's
No need to soak inserts before first time use, pop them in a standard washing cycle with detergent to remove all manufacturing residue before putting them on your baby's bottom.
It is recommended for nappies complete a first wash every 1 to 2 days and then complete a second main wash cycle no longer than 4 days later.
So basically, you will find yourself washing and hanging nappies out twice a week at the most.
In short, no - and if you do have smells then there might be something wrong with your wash routine (please reach out to us to review this with you).
An open wire basket with lots of airflow will stock excess bacteria build up which is where the smell comes from.
Nappies of babies under the age of 6 months and not yet eating solid food can be placed directly into your dry pail.
If your child is eating solid food, drop any solid matter into the toilet and lightly rinse.
No need for vigorous scrubbing or soaking, removing the majority will give you an optimal clean.
This is no longer required and is essentially just a breeding ground of bacteria.
Soaking nappies is not great for the PUL of the outer nappy or the elastics which are encased within the shell.
Most mainstream detergents are effective in cleaning cloth nappies, the most popular options include Omo and Biozet.
If you are looking for a more environmentally conscious detergent options, KinKin & Eco Store are great choices but do have better results on a 60-degree cycle.
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You are going to receive the best results in washing your nappies when warmed on 40-60 degree temperatures. Most front loader washing machines heat their own water so don't require a hot water inlet.
The first wash is designed to remove all initial soiling from a nappy and a main wash (second cycle) will give all your nappies a thorough clean.
It is essential to ensure all soiling has been removed from the nappies, a main wash cycle is completed on freshly clean water.