Dreft is a well known brand in my family when it comes to sensitive skin and babies. My son had quite a hard time with baby acne, turns out it was because he had a milk allergy but one of the the things we tried was using Dreft. Dreft sent us a bottle of laundry detergent to try out with our HE machine. I haven’t used any because we don’t have anyone with sensitive skin anymore, nor do we have a baby in the house. I accepted the detergent as a donation that I can send to our local Domestic Violence center, they are always looking for item such as laundry detergent and soap, and I can only imagine that a baby sensitive one is even better.
Dreft laundry detergent, the baby laundry detergent brand most recommended by pediatricians. Specially formulated for the unique needs of baby items, Dreft is as gentle as water on baby’s skin and has helped moms and dads clean baby clothes for over 75 years. Trusted by parents to leave their little one’s clothes and linens soft and comfortable, and complete with a scent that mom’s love (that’s also gentle for baby!), Dreft has been a “must-have” for any new parent for generations.
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We did receive a sample for this review, but I have used Dreft in the past and will be donating the sample. This is my honest opinion of Dreft.
my new grandon is allergic to regular detergent so we wash all his things in dreft
I learned that fabric softener may reduce flame resistance when used on children’s sleepwear
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I learned to treat stains Soak up to 30 minutes by adding 1 use Dreft and fill washer 1/3 way full.
When getting clothes out of storage (hand-me-downs, heirlooms, etc.) pre-wash with Dreft® to refresh clothes in time for baby’s arrival.
While no one detergent can remove all types of stains, we recommend the following for diaper soils:
Rinse cloth diapers with cold water immediately after use.
I would love this for the new baby.
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fabric softner can reduce fire resistance =S
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Wash all of baby’s clothes in Dreft before he/she wears them for the first time.
I learned that, for diaper soils, you should pre-soak in a solution of Dreft and a color-safe bleach for 30 minutes. Thanks.
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I learned that dreft is the safest alternative for babies with sensative skin.
I learned that “Fabric softener may reduce flame resistance when used on children’s sleepwear or other garments labeled as flame resistant.”
One of Dreft’s tips is: Before treating any garment, always refer to the care label instructions first.
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I learned that dreft is the safest alternative for babies with sensitive skin.
Tip I learned is “pre-wash your baby items before your baby comes home.” Good idea, thanks.
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I like #5 about pretreating stains
That dreft is gentle on the skin.
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I learned how to remove food stains on their site. Dreft rocks!
I learned that Dreft is gentle for baby’s skin!
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I learned fabric softener can reduce the flame resistance of children’s clothing treated to be flame resistant.
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I learned that, ” no one detergent can remove all types of stains.” Thats a shame really, but Dreft is gently and powerful, which is hard to beat. Thanks.
Before treating any garment, always refer to the care label instructions first.
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I learned that when you pre-wash your baby items before baby comes home, do not use fabric softener on these items. Fabric softener may reduce flame resistance when used on children’s sleepwear or other garments labeled as flame resistant.
I learned that fabric softeners may eliminate flame retardants WOW I was never aware
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I learned that before treating any garment, always refer to the care label instructions first.
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Before treating any garment, always refer to the care label instructions first….something I know from common sense, but I always forget to do it.
For on the go spot/stain issues use the Deft Portable Pretreater Pen.
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I learned that you should not use fabric sheets on babies clothes which are fire resistant. I did not know that but I am so glad I found that out as I will not keep using fabric sheets on her clothes anymore.
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I learned to treat stains Soak up to 30 minutes by adding 1 use Dreft and fill washer 1/3 way full, thanks!
pre wash baby clothes before baby comes home!
I learned you should Rinse cloth diapers with cold water immediately after use.