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Washing detergent for baby's bedding, clothes etc

4 replies

KikiShack · 18/08/2013 21:43

Hi,
Apologies if this is the wrong place to post but since I'm pregnant and trying to prepare I thought it wasn't entirely unsuitable.
I've been given some baby clothes and bedding by a friend who has a baby a year ago, I stored it in the shed until today when I decided to finally sort through it as I'm on maternity leave now.
The bedding stuff (Miyo hammock) says to hand wash with a natural soap liquid, I have no idea what such a thing is - anyone got any ideas? And what detergent should I use to wash the clothes? I'd like something really mild and especially designed for babies if possible.
Thanks in advance for useful information!

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MrsFrederickWentworth · 18/08/2013 21:49

There are lots of detergents that claim they are suitable for babies.

The only one we found that suited us eventually was Surcare which we use for everything. . Expensive but worth it as DH and Ds have v sensitive skins.

Gerty1002 · 19/08/2013 10:36

I've used Fairy Non-bio for all baby things - non-bio is recommended as it is gentle on sensitive skin. I would probably just use the same for the bedding - seems quite impractical to have handwash baby bedding though! Can't imagine you'll be up for hand washing once baby is here.

chillisbopper · 19/08/2013 11:28

I use Persil small and mighty non-bio with comfort pure fabric softener. Always used that combination before pregnant as it's what DH and I prefer (ariel makes me sneeze lol), so I was really happy when we got a free sample pouch of Persil and comfort (wrapped in a towel) in our bounty pack, as this reassured me it was okay to use on all of our baby stuff as well Smile. Made things nice and easy since it means I don't have to change what DH and I use (he's fussy lol Grin)

BikeRunSki · 19/08/2013 11:32

Whatever non- bio is on offer. I react badly to bios even in my 40s! Any old nonbio has been fine for both babies, now 4 and 1.

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