Washing Cloth Diapers

A simple cloth diaper wash routine that works for most families:

This simple flow can be used to build most any cloth diaper wash routine. For more wash help, visit our TikTok page.

How to "prep" new cloth diapers and inserts

At Kinder, we recommend that all of our wearable items are washed at least one time before wear. For inserts, the cloth diaper industry typically recommends 3 wash cycles before most inserts are expected to perform their best. This is because cloth d

How to bleach sanitize reusable cloth diapers:

1. Begin with clean cloth diapers. Ensure that your diapers have been washed and rinsed thoroughly before sanitizing. Note that sanitizing is not a remedy for detergent build up. 2. Dilute bleach in cold water. Use a bleach that is labeled as a disin

How to effectively clean diapers affected by insects

Begin by rinsing the maggots from the soiled cloth diapers with cold water. This can be done indoors, into the toilet with your diaper sprayer or outdoors with a garden hose. After rinsing off the maggots, do an initial rinse of the soiled cloth diap

Tips for cloth diapering away from home

When you're out and about with your cloth-diapered little one, managing dirty diapers is pretty straightforward. Here's what you need to do:First, grab yourself a good wet bag. This is a waterproof bag designed specifically for storing soiled cloth d

Is Vinegar Cloth Diaper Safe?

Vinegar, when used in moderation, can be a safe and effective laundry additive for your cloth diapers. Here's why you might want to consider adding it to your wash routine:. While vinegar can be beneficial, it's important to use it correctly:. We wan

Dealing with Mold on Cloth Diapers

To effectively kill mold on reusable cloth diapers and ensure the diapers are safe to wear and use, bleach is a commonly recommended solution. Here's are some tips and tricks for how to use bleach to address mold issues on reusable cloth diapers:. Ho

Washing Hook and Loop Style Diapers

Before washing Hook and Loop style cloth diapers, ensure that the hook and loop closure is fastened together or covered with a laundry tab. This will prevent snagging on delicate fabrics inside the washing machine and keep the hook side clean.