WASHING INSTRUCTIONS

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1. Click “Manage FAQs” button

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Cloth nappies should not smell while being worn. A night nappy may be a little smelly in the morning especially if baby is teething but it should not be overpowering. If you are getting smelly nappies, then you will need to check your wash routine.

1. Make sure you are using the correct amount of powder for your drum size, wash load, and water hardness

2. Make sure that the detergent is all rinsed out at the end of the wash, there should not be bubbles still in your wash

To solve smelly nappies you will need to do a strip wash:

In a clean washing machine, use a full dose of detergent in a 60 wash and then rinse until all bubbles have gone. If this does not solve the problem, soak the nappies in icy cold water for 24 hours and then repeat. Once nappies are stripped, you will need to ensure you are rinsing all the detergent out every time you wash to prevent the problem recurring, and if they then start to smell again you may need to switch detergents.

Line dry nappies where possible. It is more hygienic and better for the longevity of the nappies. If you must tumble dry them check that your nappies are safe to tumble before you do so and never tumble on hot. Do not dry bamboo on a radiator that is too hot to touch. This will damage the fibres and eventually they will start to fall out (this damage usually looks like a slug has been munching on your nappies and boosters!) It is best to use an airer near a radiator.

Using just the detergent is fine to wash nappies, extra sanitiser is not needed.

Do not use bicarb of soda, bleach, vinegar or nappisan as over time they can damage the PUL and elastic in the nappies.

​It is not necessary to wash nappies at a higher temperature than 60 and doing so could shorten the life of the nappies.