Safe laundry tips for infants and toddlers

Separate washing of baby clothes: Wash baby clothes separately from adult clothes to avoid unnecessary cross-infection.
Try to wash by hand: The washing machine should be cleaned every three months, otherwise a large number of germs such as crimson yeast, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and cryptococcus onychodes will grow in the tank. These bacteria can threaten infants and young children with low immunity and can cause allergies or other skin problems. Stains should be washed as soon as possible: juice stains, food stains and other items on infants’ clothes are usually easier to wash off as soon as they are stained. If it takes a day or two to wash it, not only will the stains penetrate deep into the fibers and be difficult to wash off, but the stains can become a breeding ground for viruses, affecting the skin and even health of infants and young children.
Rinse clean: Rinse with water repeatedly two to three times until the water is clear. After that, soak in water for a few minutes to completely dissolve the remaining trace substances
Remove formaldehyde: Formaldehyde can be soluble in water, but soaking in water cannot remove all formaldehyde from clothes. Choose a special plant detergent for infants to remove formaldehyde to efficiently decompose deep formaldehyde
Correct drying: Infant clothes need to be dried in the sun, although sunlight may shorten the life of clothes, but it can strengthen the disinfection effect. Try not to dry in a place with insufficient sunlight and no ventilation, and do not put it in a corridor or other places where people pass by frequently to avoid contamination of clothes again.