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Stained nappies - how do you clean yours?

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tassisssss · 26/05/2008 11:21

My tots size 2s are looking really stained and I'm going to use them for another good few years.

How do you clean yours?

thanks

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popsycal · 26/05/2008 11:23

give them a hot wash then stick them in bright sunlight

LookingForwardToSummer · 26/05/2008 12:00

cold rinse, hot wash and sunlight - magic!

fillthatnappylittlekiwi · 26/05/2008 13:52

If there's no sun then apparently a frosty morning can have the same effect. But yes, sunshine is a miracle worker.

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BigBadMouse · 26/05/2008 16:29

Defnitely sunshine. I bought some lovely unbleached terry squares (mainly because I love the colour did a pre-wash, hung them out on the line for a day and they all came in white! . We do have very strong sunlight here being right next to the sea. My nappy stash has been out in the sun twice recently and I can see the difference. I'll send you some cornish sunshine your way if you like.

A moonlit night (full moon) is also apparently quite effective.

I have also heard a couple of people mention that one-life nappy sanitiser gets them nice and white (it does say 'not for coloured nappies' on the pack I think so possibly is true). I am assunming your tots aren't rainbow tots.

tassisssss · 26/05/2008 16:57

hmm, the sun's not really doing it for them

any other ideas?

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jamila169 · 26/05/2008 17:05

you could try borax, that fades 'organic' stains ,boots do it and you might find it in supermarkets with an eco cleaning section

Waswondering · 26/05/2008 20:11

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