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September 22, 2022Vinegar, especially white vinegar, is not only safe for cloth diapers but there are a ton of reasons to use it in your cloth diaper care routine. When used in the rinse cycle it: Neutralizes and removes detergent build-up. Removes hard-water scale.
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- Should you empty kettle after use? Leaving water in the kettle after use will encourage limescale to build up, so we recommend you empty the kettle out once you're done if you've got hard water. In fact, to keep it completely scale free, you should rinse and dry the kettle thoroughly each time to prevent any hard water from drying.
- Can you use diaper rash cream on bulldog wrinkles? Veterinarians usually prescribe a topical rash cream, or a mild cleanser. Some vets also recommend Zinc Oxide creams (or diaper rash creams). Do not let your Bulldog lick the infected area as it will cause to wrinkles to become moister.
- Is it sanitary to wash cloth diapers in washer? It's absolutely safe to wash cloth diapers in your washing machine, but you shouldn't mix them with any other clothing items. It's also highly important you wash off soiled diapers before adding them to the machine. It's best if you give them a quick rinse immediately after they are soiled.
- Is Brazilian cherry a hardwood? Though the wood of many hardwood trees is not necessarily hard, the wood of the Brazilian cherry is famously hard. It has a rating of 5.6 on the Brinell scale and 10,500 on the Janka scale, which means it is considerably harder than white or red oak. Its hardness helps it resist dings and scratches.
- Is it OK to bleach cloth diapers? Bleach will not harm your cloth diapers or the PUL. The amount of bleach we recommend is very small after it is diluted by the water from your wash machine. Bleach is the only way to completely remove yeast from cloth diapers.
- How do you dry AIO cloth diapers? Your pocket diapers and AIOs can be dried in low heat/ air only settings. Never use high heat settings on synthetic diaper inserts like microfibres. You can use a normal setting for natural fiber inserts and prefolds like cotton, hemp and bamboo.
