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ThreeCats
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washing baby clothes
Besides Dreft what else can you use or should you use???
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Posted 7/4/06 7:06 AM |
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pinky
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Re: washing baby clothes
baby all
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Posted 7/4/06 7:11 AM |
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ThreeCats
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Re: washing baby clothes
Posted by pinky
baby all
is it a better price than dreft??
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Posted 7/4/06 7:12 AM |
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LIMOMx2
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Re: washing baby clothes
Posted by ThreeCats
Posted by pinky
baby all
is it a better price than dreft??
I love the smell of Dreft and if you catch it on sale you can stock up. That is what I have been doing Plus a cut out coupons for it.
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Posted 7/4/06 7:52 AM |
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greek627
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Re: washing baby clothes
Target has Dreft on sale this week. I believe it's $7
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Posted 7/4/06 10:13 AM |
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BaroqueMama
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Re: washing baby clothes
We use our regular detergent for her clothes. I read that there's no reason to use special detergents because if your baby has sensitive skin, you'll know because she/he will have the same reaction to your clothing while you're holding them. So, since Ava has no reaction to my detergent, we just started using it for her, too. I think Dreft is a waste of money, IMO. If you want something gentle, All Free and Clear is good, too.
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Posted 7/4/06 10:14 AM |
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justme1
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Re: washing baby clothes
Posted by prncssrachel
We use our regular detergent for her clothes. I read that there's no reason to use special detergents because if your baby has sensitive skin, you'll know because she/he will have the same reaction to your clothing while you're holding them. So, since Ava has no reaction to my detergent, we just started using it for her, too. I think Dreft is a waste of money, IMO. If you want something gentle, All Free and Clear is good, too.
I also used regular detergent.Never had a problem with it
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Posted 7/4/06 10:54 AM |
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Stacey1403
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Re: washing baby clothes
Posted by pinky
baby all
I love the way Baby All smells
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Posted 7/4/06 10:57 AM |
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MrsSchwags
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Re: washing baby clothes
i purchased free and clear by purex. I got them on sale at kmart 2 for $6.
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Posted 7/4/06 11:37 AM |
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mommysboy
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Re: washing baby clothes
i used regular detergent for my son and will do the same for this baby as long as it didnt have perfumes in it and stuff like that i used it like arm and hammer detergent
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Posted 7/4/06 7:07 PM |
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ThreeCats
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Re: washing baby clothes
thanks!!!!!
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Posted 7/6/06 8:32 PM |
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Melbernai
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Re: washing baby clothes
I use baby all and if you are on a budget Purex also makes a baby detergent as well as a "free & clear" detergent.
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Posted 7/6/06 9:18 PM |
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