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v Pretty happy with the Cloth Diaper after a few try & error. Its make my life & workflow so much easier specially in laundry the old way baby napkin. I got to change my baby at least 15 to 20 times those day, now less. His nappy rashes are improving as well. Thanks to M & T Cloth Diaper. ~ Mary (Sabah)
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Video Demo
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Wearing Moms
& Tots Cloth Diaper for a
baby
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Wearing M & T Cloth
Diaper for an active baby
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Care & Wash
Instructions:
IT IS VERY IMPORTANT - Machine-wash
your diapers before the first
use*
Why
we recommend machine-washing cloth diaper?
It
is because machine-wash can wash off all the detergents thoroughly and
the machine washing swells and fluffs the cotton fibers maximizing
its' absorbency (especially for a brand new cloth diaper)
Don't
worry, our cloth diaper can be washed by machine....for better care,
please use the laundry bag when you machine-wash the cloth
diaper.
If you really have to hand washed your cloth diapers, please make sure that you rinse off the detergent thoroughly or you will have leaky and stinky diapers. Remember to avoid using any kind of PLASTIC BRUSHES at all time on your cloth diapers. We will not be responsible for any diapers mutilated this way as those plastic bristles may cause tears to the PUL lining. If the lining is scratched or torn, the diapers are no longer waterproof.
Tips and Tricks in caring your diapers
What
to avoid:
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Bleach
-
breaks down fabric fibers and lighten colors of covers
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Fabric
softeners
- these
products will leave a coating (wax) which will affect the absorbency
factor.
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Don't
leave poop in
your diapers for several days it will break down the fabric fibers and
leave tough stains.
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Do not
wash more than two dozen
diapers
at a
time.
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Detergents
with enzymes, brightening or whitening enzymes in
their ingredients. These by-products can produce rashes. The enzymes
(remains in fabric fibers even after washing) will reactivate in the
fabric when your baby wets their diaper.
o Do not soak your diaper covers as overnight soaking will damage the elastic bands and waterproofing layer.
Stain
removal ideas for cloth diapers and trainer
pants:
- Soap
bar:
Rub
with a soap bar and leave for a few hours on the wet stain
before placing in the diaper pail.
- White
shaving cream or white toothpaste:
Just rub it in,
let it set for a bit and throw in the wash.
- Cold
water:
Rinse diapers
under running cold water before anything else. Protein stains, such as
poop, come out easily using cold water (hot water & soap will set
the stain).
- Lemon
juice:
Squirt on a stain
and set it out in the sun; takes a couple of hours or add 1/2
cup to the wash cycle.
- White
vinegar:
Add 1/2 cup to the
rinse cycle. Will aid in whitening and restores the PH-balance--keeps
diaper soft. Note:
When washing
all-in-ones, give an extra rinse after the initial rinse with vinegar.
Some diapers tend to smell strongly of urine after the baby pees--it has
to do with the two acids (vinegar + urine) colliding. Rinsing is
important.
- Sunshine: Let the sun do
its own natural bleaching action.
- Baking soda: Add some to the first rinse cycle to remove stains and odor as well.
Factors that contribute to diaper leakage
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Make
sure the insert is tucked completely in the cover so clothes don't get wet
from the wet inserts or opening of pocket.
o
Change
the diaper frequently if your baby is a super wetter.
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An
improper fitting diaper cover especially if there's leaking around the leg
openings, although baby's diaper and cover aren't very wet. Make certain
your diaper cover is adjusted to the correct rise setting and secure the
Velcro or snaps tightly.
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Detergent
build-up occurs when there is detergent accumulated and has not been fully
rinsed off during your normal laundry. Take a "sniff test" after drying.
If the diapers smell of strong detergent, likely you will need to wash
them with water only. Try washing the INSERTS ONLY in hot water
without adding any detergent or add some baking soda or lemon if your
machine doesn't
allow hot water.
o
Using
too little detergent. Rule of thumb is to use 1/3 to 1/2 of the amount of
detergent recommended by manufacturer.
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Using
wrong detergent that is too harsh and contains lots of brightener, enzymes
or whitening agents.
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Using
nappy cream can contributes to diaper blockage, thus reduce the
absorption.
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Not
enough pre-wash before first usage. It is recommend to pre-wash your new
diapers at least 3 times before first usage.
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