Which laundry detergent do you use?

[cvillern]

Method. I use it for everyone though. Neither of my babies ever had a problem with it.

[ZJCF]

I buy whatever is on sale or i have a coupon for. I usually get a "free & clear" detergent but my daughter has never had a problem other kinds.

[ijack]

Tide free for all our laundry. Though now I guess I use Shaklee thanks to MIL

[statlerwaldorf]

I use the same that we used for us. I don't understand washing the baby's clothes separately in a specific detergent. If you child has an allergy with as much as they are being held against your clothes, you would need to wash all of your clothes in the hypoallergenic detergent.

[salbert79]

I've been using Tide Free & Clear for LO's clothes. He doesn't seem to have a problem with it (4 weeks old).

[Deleted]

We've used Tide Free and Clear for all of our clothes since DS was born.

[Deleted]

Tide.

What's the point of washing the baby's clothes separately when they'll spend so much time sitting on you

[zeewifeandmama]

I do Tide Free and Clear for all of our clothes.

[zeewifeandmama]

May 27, 2012 18:39:59 GMT -5 toriwc said:

May 27, 2012 17:54:35 GMT -5 @msstarry said:

To clarify I am not against switching detergents for all of us. I will probably wash the clothes together.

We use All Free and Clear for DD. I thought I'd wash all our stuff together too, but it is a pain in the ass to pull tiny baby socks, etc out of pant or arm legs, so I do do hers seperately.

LOL I when she was small...and even still now...I wash her socks in a lingerie bag so that I dont lose them.

[MrsManners]

Purex free and clear when he was a baby. Now I make my own with laundry soap, borax and washing powder.

[Tea-rific]

Dreft at first. Now the target generic of Dreft.

[anaps28]

I bounce between Mrs Meyers, Method and free & clear All or Tide

[bunch]

I use ecos free and clear because I bought a shit ton of it last year when amazon had a deal. I'm about a load from being out and I plan to buy whatever free and clear is on sale from now on.
Eta I once washed dd's stuff in tide and she had a major rash, so we're a f&c family for now.

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May 27, 2012 18:49:39 GMT -5 zeewifeandmama said:

May 27, 2012 18:39:59 GMT -5 toriwc said:

We use All Free and Clear for DD. I thought I'd wash all our stuff together too, but it is a pain in the ass to pull tiny baby socks, etc out of pant or arm legs, so I do do hers seperately.

LOL I when she was small...and even still now...I wash her socks in a lingerie bag so that I dont lose them.

and it is not MM to have the appliance repair people come fish baby socks blocking your washing machine drain.

[DarcyLongfellow]

I make my own with fels naptha laundry soap, borax, and washing powder.

But before I did that, I used whatever Free and Clear I felt like -- usually Method, sometimes Tide.

DH has a lot of problems with dyes and perfumes in soaps, so I never used Dreft because it has a lot of both.

[6fsn]

We all have sensitive skin so All Free and Clear for everyone. I can't even use smelly lotions without DH sneezing.

DS gets one load, DD gets a load, 2 darks, 1 white, 1 sheets for the week. Baby socks go in lingerie bags in our house too.

[h]

We wash everything in Tide Free and Clear.

[pierogigirl]

We use All Free and Clear for all the laundry.

[karinothing]

Tide Free for everything (including our cloth diapers).

[statlerwaldorf]

May 27, 2012 18:49:39 GMT -5 zeewifeandmama said:

May 27, 2012 18:39:59 GMT -5 toriwc said:

We use All Free and Clear for DD. I thought I'd wash all our stuff together too, but it is a pain in the ass to pull tiny baby socks, etc out of pant or arm legs, so I do do hers seperately.

LOL I when she was small...and even still now...I wash her socks in a lingerie bag so that I dont lose them.

That is a really good idea.

[Deleted]

All free and clear for everything. We do wash his stuff separately so it is easier to keep track of.

[tardyfortheparty]

May 27, 2012 19:07:07 GMT -5 @septimus said:

May 27, 2012 18:49:39 GMT -5 zeewifeandmama said:

LOL I when she was small...and even still now...I wash her socks in a lingerie bag so that I dont lose them.

and it is not MM to have the appliance repair people come fish baby socks blocking your washing machine drain.

Yes...one of DD's cute little socks jammed up our washer & it was $125 for the appliance repairman to fish it out!

[kitty36]

May 27, 2012 17:34:52 GMT -5 cvillern said:

Method. I use it for everyone though. Neither of my babies ever had a problem with it.

Same here.

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May 27, 2012 19:57:03 GMT -5 @sounderschick said:

All free and clear for everything. We do wash his stuff separately so it is easier to keep track of.

This except her instead of his

[hannamarin]

I usually buy whatever free and clear type is on sale. I try to get Tide, but I have bought arm and hammer, Purex,

I usually wash her stuff separately, but all of our clothes are with the same detergent.

[MamaMaui24]

Kirkland free & clear (Costco)

[definitelyO]

Kirkland brand (Costco) Free and Clear

[nonsenseabound]

Charlie's soap. Buy it from amazon

[keh2oblue]

Currently, we use All Free & Clear on everything. If I recall from another post, you are going to be CDing? If so, I'd go ahead and just use that Charlie's or the regular powder Tide since they're CD safe.

[Ashley&Scott]

We use Tide Free for everything.