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Frugal Diaper Washing: Stains on My Cloth Diapers
Catherine McDiarmid-Watt |
Tuesday, July 24, 2018 |
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Help! I have nasty greyish yellow stains on my cloth diapers... What should I do?
I suggest trying Goo Gone.
This takes out almost any oily stain.
Squirt it on, and leave it for a few minutes.
Then wash the diapers in hot water with detergent.
You may have to wash them a couple of times after using the
Goo Gone to get rid of the citrus smell, but I think it will work.
NOTE: Pre-test on an inconspicuous area.
Thanks to Elissa for this Frugal Baby Tip!
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Good blog, but I hope that all the information described in greater detail, and other models to have more information available to us, I just think, you really should be commended for the BLOG!
The goo gone might damage all in one cloth diapers or those with a built in pul layer or void the warranty on some more expensive diapers