It can take up to six washes for inserts to achieve maximum absorbency.
Before washing
Dispose of solids from nappies or re-useable liners in toilet.
Re-useable liners can be washed with the nappies.
If storing nappies to wash multiple at once, place wet or soiled nappies in dry pail with holes to allow air flow.
Do not soak nappies, this can affect waterproof layer and elastics.
You can rinse soiled nappies and then dry pail.
It is recommended to wait until you have a full load of nappies before washing so your machine achieves good agitation.
Washing
All nappies, inserts and re-useable liners can be washed together.
We do not recommend using detergents that contain bleach, fabric softeners or vinegars.
Use washing detergent as per manufacturers recommendations
Commence with a short wash cycle and wash nappies - maximum wash temperature 50 degrees. Higher temperatures can affect the waterproof layer and cause delamination.
Place all nappies in the dry pail and wait to collect a full load of nappies
Place all dry pail and recently washed nappies in the washing machine together, if needing to fill up washing machine use towels. Place on long wash.
Line dry inserts or tumble dry on low.
Cloth nappies are best dried in the shade as direct sunlight can affect the waterproof layer.
Hang nappies horizontally to dry. This will prevent water pooling at the end which could stretch the nappy.