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Laundry Detergent Recommendation for Infant Blow Outs! :)
Asked by A.S. from Philadelphia
on April 20, 2009
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OK, so either I've completely blocked this from my memory, or my 4 mn old daughter has super staining blow outs! lol :) I swear she knows when she's wearing white & ...
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- I've used pink laundry bar soap. Zote soap works really well. Just hand scrub the stained spot with water and the soap. You can let it dry with the soap still on it a...
- My advice would be to change diapers. The ones that fit my 4 month old best are Luv's. If you stop the leaking you won't have to worry about stains. I use Spray...
- Soak in a bucket with hot water and Oxyclean (Oxyclean will not work in cold). Works great on poop stains!
How to Get the "Stink" Out of Cloth Diapers?
Asked by R.B. from Des Moines
on January 14, 2008
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I've noticed there are quite a few responses to the cloth diapering questions so thought I'd pose one of my own. We use Fuzzi Bunz, and I love them, they work great, a...
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- Have you tried Oxy Clean? I use that for everything! If you use it on the diapers you will need to rinse twice though, it is hard on their skin if not rinsed thoroug...
- **********Adding one more thing--here's a helpful link: http://www.pinstripesandpolkadots.com/detergentbasics.htm#RLR It has been a year or so since I had to was...
- I use a capful of a product by company called Melaleuca. The product is called Sol-U-Mel and it is a tea tree oil based product. It works great on stains and smell! ...
Okay Which Cloth Diaper to Use Now?
Asked by S.B. from Tampa
on April 11, 2009
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Okay ladies I need help again with this cloth diaper issue. I have twin boys that are at the 13 lbs range. I started off using the superbrites and it sucked! Sorry ...
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- sorry, i probably wont be much help, but i would just go with regular diapers. i have never had much luck with stuff like that either.if you look around you can find g...
- I haven't implemented the system yet, but I am going to be using the Bum Genium 3.0. I have done a great deal of research and the 3.0's seem to be the best deal and ha...
- I have the BG 3.0's for my twins and I like them, so that's a good way to go for convenience sake. One thing I will warn you is that the microfiber inserts do pick up...
Many Accidents and Soiled Clothes!
Asked by L.S. from Charlotte
on October 26, 2006
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Hello,
My little Isaac is 10 weeks old and he is breastfed. Just about daily, he has a burst of poop in his pants that leaks into his clothes and in the process, g...
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- Go the next size up! I know it sounds like it would be to loose, but it has more space to go into! P.S. Do not go by the weight on the diaper package. You baby is ...
- Hi L.! I would first check with my pediatrian to make sure nothing is wrong. My daughter was like this though. Some babies just have explosive diapers! I just ke...
- I would try a different brand of diapers, I always like the walmart brand, they fit well and seemed to help with leaks, plus they are a lot cheaper. Huggies usually f...
How to Treat Potty Training Carpet Stains
Asked by B.B. from San Angelo
on February 3, 2008
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My 2yr-old daughter is potty training, and she of course has had accidents on the carpet. Can anyone recommend a good all-in-one product that will disinfect, remove od...
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- Hi B.,I have a couple products on my website I think you would be impressed with.Go to http://www.northbuffalo.jerkydirect.com then go to home care for engage organic ...
- Put regular table salt on it. PILE it on and let it dry (overnight) then vacuum it up. It will pull out all of the wetness so you don't have to worry about odor or m...
- When my kids were potty training I would pour about 1 cup baking soda on the spot. Or as much as it takes to soak up most of the liquid it is cheap so I keep a few ext...
