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    Posted: 23 November 2007 at 4:28pm
does anyone have any tips on how to get your inserts from not smelling yucky after a while. mine have been used for about 3 months and are now starting to stink!
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I had the same problem and think maybe i still do. I have changed my washing powder to persil.. i have a front loader and bought the persil aloe vera not realizing it was for top loader.. i couldnt figure out for ages why the machine kept flooding the room with bubbles.. lol. But persil has made them smell a little nicer
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What washing powder are you using? There's only really a few washing powders that are good to use for nappies (ecostore, next generation and persil are the best).

Get some dettol in wash liquid and add that to the next couple of washes and it should get rid of the smell.
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Hot wash... or strip. That's how I fix mine.

Also apparently boiling them.

Or try tea tree oil
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Scrubbing them with dishwashing liquid then a good hot wash and dry in the sun. Ever since I started using the Dettol in wash stuff, I have had no problems with smells at all.

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is it ok to use just normal dettol? i already use ecostore.
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i use ordinary dettol in mine sometimes...

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