Washing Vatanai

Re: Washing Vatanai

• kwinters87 member

  September 2010

  I do a handwash in the bathtub with mild soap, then I'll use the rinse cycle of the washer to get all of the soap out, and then it gets hung up to dry.  After it's completely dry I'll toss it in the dryer for 10 minutes or so get give it the extra soft snuggly feeling

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• GypsyEsq member

  September 2010

  I always threw it in the wash, gentle cycle or normal cycle, warm water and then tumble dry on low.
  

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• Bride2b2004 member

  September 2010

  GypsyEsq:

  I always threw it in the wash, gentle cycle or normal cycle, warm water and then tumble dry on low.
  

  ^^WSS, except I use cold water.  I have a baby and a 4 year old, no time to baby my wraps  My children and myself are the only things that get hand washed around here, LOL.

  I would say, that I only use a tiny bit of detergent and I never use the free & clear kind (which leave residue)... basically, anything cloth diapers shouldn't be washed with, I avoid when washing my wraps. 

  Are you enjoying your vat? 

  Fortunate to be a SAHM to my 3 musketeers (5/2006, 5/2010 & 12/2011). Soy & dairy free for the 3rd and final time.

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• Kelly-renee

  September 2010

  Thanks guys, I'm loving it, as soon as I can get some of the weekend pics uploaded, and figure out how to post them, I'll share   It's going into the washer for the next  load
  

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