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Silly question about washing ...help

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Mosschops30 · 26/11/2004 15:38

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Twiglett · 26/11/2004 15:40

wash 'em all in non-bio

Jennisaurus · 26/11/2004 15:42

I washed everything in non-bio, including the blankets etc.

pixiefish · 26/11/2004 15:43

or hand wash as they're not really dirty and only need a quick 'run through'

Mosschops30 · 26/11/2004 15:45

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sweetkitty · 26/11/2004 15:53

yup everything in a quick wash non bio cycle so exciting washing their little clothes

CarrieG · 26/11/2004 15:55

I worried about this as had lots of stuff I didn't want to wash as it might've been too small & had to be returned!

In the end I took one pack each of 'newborn' & '0-3 months' babygros in - as it turned out we needed the 0-3 size for monster size ds. & using them straight from the (sealed, mothercare) pack seemed to be OK.

I always wash second hand stuff tho' (even tho' most of it comes from a friend who's considerably more fastidious than I am!)

SenoraPostrophe · 26/11/2004 15:55

what? why would you do that???

all my kids baby stuff was worn straight from the pack. Neither baby seemed to mind.

Mosschops30 · 26/11/2004 15:56

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Mosschops30 · 26/11/2004 15:57

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SenoraPostrophe · 26/11/2004 15:57

no, just use it without washing it.

Not that I believe the superstition, but you'll only get worked up if you break your self imposed rule.

sweetkitty · 26/11/2004 16:10

My DD's shawl (from mothercare) stank when it was new had to wash it

Tinker · 26/11/2004 16:16

Never occurred to me to wash stuff before it's dirty. Struggle to keep on top when it's clean.

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