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Fabric softener for allergy baby?

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Craftycakey15 · 19/02/2017 16:29

Hi there, I have a 3 month old baby who has eczema and very sensitive skin. I changed from using non bio washing powder to ecozone soap nuts but feel the need for fabric softener as the clothes feel rough.

Can anyone recommend a very gentle one for allergy babies please?

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HLBug · 19/02/2017 16:36

Surcare works for us. Lots of people think best is no conditioner at all but we live in a hard water area so, like you, think it is better to use something.

IHeartKingThistle · 19/02/2017 16:38

We haven't used it for years due to DS' eczema. Use fairy detergent and extra rinse cycle. Never noticed a difference in the clothes tbh!

ShutTheFuckUpBarbara · 19/02/2017 16:39

Surecare here too. It worked well for DD

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LoveMyLittleSuperhero · 19/02/2017 16:41

Ecover is the only one that we can use without making my little brothers skin worse (eczema).

If nothing at all works white vinegar makes a brilliant softener and IME doesn't cause a reaction, we had to use this till we found ecover.

picklemepopcorn · 19/02/2017 16:42

White vinegar. Or tumbling the clothes with wool dryer balls.

picklemepopcorn · 19/02/2017 16:43

Be aware the nasties will lurk in the machine if you plan to wash the baby clothes separately. And don't forget bedsheets!

Craftycakey15 · 19/02/2017 16:44

We have used non biological powder since baby was born but she has eczema now and Im so scared to use powder and fabric softener but we live in a hard water area and her clothes and bibs feel rough.

I will try surcare.

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divadee · 19/02/2017 18:40

I was going to recommend white vinegar like a previous poster. And no your little one won't smell like a chip shop. It works really really well.

Craftycakey15 · 19/02/2017 20:54

Vinegar is so strong, I wouldn't have that it was skin friendly? I will try it on my own clothes first!

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