Microfiber Stink

[greencrunchymama]

Originally Posted by MilesSmiles yes it would drive me crazy too, but i'd just bleach it

Same here. I am lazy though.

[MamaLump]

Do you think I could bleach it in my sink without doing a whole load of laundry with bleach? Since I don't bleach my own diapers, I'd have to put it in with the whites. But then of course we deal with regular detergent causing buildup.

[thealmightyme]

I'm sure you could bleach it in the sink, but that would require a lot of rinsing in the sink by hand.

You could try boiling it too.

Or maybe washing it with your whites, and use Rng as the detergent for your whites instead of regular detergent. I use tide on my dipes with no issues.

[AllAboutCloth]

Use the vinegar and oxyclean!! it works! this is what I do everytime I have even the slightest bit of smell and I'm VERY sensitive!

[Ladyinwaiting72]

Originally Posted by AllAboutCloth Use the vinegar and oxyclean!! it works! this is what I do everytime I have even the slightest bit of smell and I'm VERY sensitive!

I'm curious about your measurements... And method using these two ingredients. Could you share yours too?

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[jessnic]

Originally Posted by Ladyinwaiting72 I'm curious about your measurements... And method using these two ingredients. Could you share yours too? Sent from my iPhone using DS Forum App

I just stripped my microfiber after we got a massive case of the stinkies. It was bad so if this method worked it should be foolproof. I used a 5 gallon bucket with about 2 gallons of boiling water, half a gallon of vinegar and several scoops of oxiclean. I mixed it with a plunger and let it sit overnight. Washed as normal in the morning. No more stinkies. You can obviously scale this back....this was for about 20 microfiber inserts I have alse dumped.straight vinegar on an insert in the sink, added a scoop of oxiclean and just enough hot water to cover it!