[header] How to strip cloth diapers [title] Decide to strip your diapers if the diapers smell directly out of the wash, or if they smell strongly of more than urine when your child uses them. [title] Turn your hot water heater up for the duration of your load of laundry. [step] The hotter the water, the more effective it will be in stripping detergent build up and dirt.
[header] How to strip cloth diapers [title] Decide to strip your diapers if the diapers smell directly out of the wash, or if they smell strongly of more than urine when your child uses them. [title] Turn your hot water heater up for the duration of your load of laundry. [step] The hotter the water, the more effective it will be in stripping detergent build up and dirt.
[substeps] In some instances you may need to adjust the water temperature to 106 degrees fahrenheit (31 degrees celsius) to remove stains. Never use this method if you have children. [title] Lay your cloth diapers flat in a covered washer. [step] If you're wearing any other type of garment in the washing machine, turn the heat on again. Turning your water heater on the hottest setting will minimize the mess in your diaper pail. [title] Clean your outside diaper box after use. [substeps] Be sure to turn it back to 120 degrees fahrenheit (49 degrees celsius) or lower to avoid burns when you are finished. [title] Place a load of cloth diapers in the washing machine.