Bamboo nappies, creams and washing...
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Topic: Bamboo nappies, creams and washing...
Posted By: Jaune
Subject: Bamboo nappies, creams and washing...
Date Posted: 18 November 2010 at 10:46pm
Hi there,
Just wanted some clarification...have tried to do a search but not able to find the info I need.
I'm using a bamboo fitted nappy with a microfleece liner.
If I use a barrier cream, such as Sudocrem, do I need to wash the liners separately from the nappies or can they all go in together?
Also, can I use Curash powder with the liner (or without) and it won't leave a residue?
Any other recommendations? I'd like to use a preventative if possible as I have a heavy wetter and long sleeper - perfect conditions for nappy rash!
What is the recommended way to strip a bamboo nappy if necessary?
For general washing I currently do a cold rinse, then a cold/warm wash with 2 cold rinses, then line dried. I use persil sensitive liquid and a canestan rinse as we've recently had thrush.
TIA
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Posted By: whitewave
Date Posted: 18 November 2010 at 11:07pm
I personally avoid using creams with my microfleece liners, but you might be fine just washing them separately. Definitely wouldn't wash them with the nappies though. I use a flushable liner if I need to use cream.
I used to use Curash powder with my cloth nappies, and never had any problems, but I have heard from others that they've had buildup issues with it, so I think the jury's still out on that one.
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Posted By: Lucky apple
Date Posted: 21 November 2010 at 8:25pm
Different brand, but I have found http://www.honeychild.co.nz/care%20and%20use/nappy%20creams - this table quite a useful guide for what creams are ok use. The washing powder guide is quite good too. :-)
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Posted By: rachelsea
Date Posted: 21 November 2010 at 8:34pm
Ahh that's a great list thanks Sally good thing I use a liner when I put Aqueous Cream on DD's bum (first thing in the morning and after a poo). We use Curash powder the rest of the time, so good to see that's fine to use with cloth nappies (we haven't had any build up problems with it)
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Posted By: Jaune
Date Posted: 22 November 2010 at 10:51am
Sally wrote:
Different brand, but I have found http://www.honeychild.co.nz/care%20and%20use/nappy%20creams - this table quite a useful guide for what creams are ok use. The washing powder guide is quite good too. :-) |
Thank you for that. Very helpful!
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Posted By: lostAmber
Date Posted: 22 November 2010 at 1:15pm
I get confused over the soaking rules. some say its okat to soak and others say dry pail only- so wat is it? i would prefer to soak over dry pail but have been too scared to.
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Posted By: Lucky apple
Date Posted: 22 November 2010 at 8:55pm
LostAmber, down the bottom of http://www.honeychild.co.nz/care%20and%20use/washing%20guide - this page, it says you can use napisan, baby care range. See under "the bucket method."
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