I thought we do the bleach soak first to sanitize and then we do the strip with rlr. Maybe I read it wrong. I just bought some diapers from the market place too. Please let me how how to do it. It dont want to mess up the diapers
You can do it either way. The bleach first will kill any nasties and then the soak will help to remove it all out. If you have yeast in your diapers and you strip first, and rinse them out in your washer before the bleach soak then your washer will still have traces of yeast with the potential to reinfect your diapers after the bleach soak. A lot of people won't even do a "strip" just a bleach soak and wash with their regular diapers, this is great if the diapers look and smell OK and have no absorbency issues.
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I thought we do the bleach soak first to sanitize and then we do the strip with rlr. Maybe I read it wrong. I just bought some diapers from the market place too. Please let me how how to do it. It dont want to mess up the diapers
For everything, clean first to properly sanitize.
You can do it either way.
The bleach first will kill any nasties and then the soak will help to remove it all out.
If you have yeast in your diapers and you strip first, and rinse them out in your washer before the bleach soak then your washer will still have traces of yeast with the potential to reinfect your diapers after the bleach soak.
A lot of people won't even do a "strip" just a bleach soak and wash with their regular diapers, this is great if the diapers look and smell OK and have no absorbency issues.
Do you also strip and bleach any PUL covers purchased used?
Yes I do the covers as well :) Anything I purchase used, I do this routine on.