Stripping Diapers
Build up refers to residue left by detergents, fabric softeners, and other substances used to clean diapers. In rare instances, baking soda will react with certain minerals in water and also cause build up. If you notice a decrease in the absorbency of your diapers, build up may be the culprit. Stripping is the process of removing residue from your diapers. Stripping the diapers can rapidly increase the wear of your diapers. We do NOT recommend that you perform a stripping unless you are certain that your issues are related to repelling. You will know that you are having repelling issues if the diaper leaks excessively and when checked the diaper insert is near dry or completely dry. If the insert is wet then the issue is not due to repelling and the baby will most likely need to be changed more frequently or an additional insert should be added. To strip diapers:
You may use this method at any time you notice repelling or as a preventative measure once a week. If you are still having problems, try these special cleaning agents to strip your diapers:
*We have had mixed reviews regarding the use of oxyclean. Due to this we do NOT recommend using this on a regular basis as it may have a negative affect on the water-proof layer of the diaper. We do however know that very occasional use has been shown not to have a negative effect and will help to remove any oily coating when used in small amounts.
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