FYI: What RLR is :)

squeakytaco · March 2009

Here's a website and diaperswappers thread about RLR, but you just put your clean diapers in there with a packet (some people soak for 20-30 minutes) and wash in hot water to strip then rinse rinse rinse again till no suds! Its a great diaper stripper.
https://www.diaperswappers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=567967

And Easter - it sounds like you had some bigtime build up if your diapers suds-ed up that much!!!!! RLR doesn't suds AT ALL, so that was ALLL left over soap!

smurfetteinred · March 2009

I pph rlr

GladToBeMrs.SRS · March 2009

smurfetteinred:
I pph rlr

^^^this. I lurve what it does for my towels, too.

brianna611 · March 2009

How much would you use for a regular CD load? 1/2 a package?

Is there quite a bit in one package? (I see shipping is $5?!)

squeakytaco · March 2009

brianna611:
How much would you use for a regular CD load? 1/2 a package?

I've only done it once - I bought a bunch of packets to help customers who were having build up problems with other detergents and switching detergents etc. When I did it, I used the entire packet in my HE machine with all of our diapers (then, it was probably 30 diapers). They were freshly washed diapers.

I didn't get any suds, unfortunately - I was realllly hoping to see something happen

Edit to add - that's why I bought a bunch of packets (shipping was high where I purchased from). They're just small little packets - think seasoning packet size that you buy for cooking, KWIM? There's a store where I found it to be somewhat reasonable - shipping *should* be something like $2-3 for first class, I think $5 is a ripoff!

squeakytaco · March 2009

I just read on a blog that Kroger is willing to order it for you, so that could be a better option then buying online.

brianna611 · March 2009

Thanks for the info! I'll have to see if my Kroger can order it.

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