Parents often use diapers during their baby's early childhood because they are soft and breathable, which is good for their baby's buttocks. However, sometimes they find it difficult to clean diapers, and some diapers may turn yellow in color. They are worried about leaving dirt residue when using them again. So, how to wash baby diapers that have turned yellow?
It is difficult to clean diapers with clean water, and the dirt on them needs to be cleaned with soap. Otherwise, over time, the bacteria and dirt on the diaper will become even more difficult to clean. When washing diapers, special soap can be added, then boiled with hot water and exposed to the sun. This can kill bacteria and is relatively hygienic. If there is feces on the diaper, a small brush can be used to brush it down before cleaning.
If the yellow color on the diaper is difficult to clean, soap should be added to the yellowed area and hot water should be added instead of warm water to make cleaning easier. Baby soap can be chosen as the soap to avoid damaging the baby's skin. If the diaper still cannot be cleaned thoroughly, it is not recommended to use it again. You can replace it with a new diaper and blanch it with hot water before use to remove chemical components and bacteria from the fabric.
Baby diapers have a significant impact on the baby's buttocks. If not cleaned properly, it may cause the baby's buttocks to turn red and be infected by bacteria, so it is important to clean them thoroughly. It is recommended to wash the baby's buttocks with warm water every time they change diapers, and then wipe them clean to prevent the baby's skin from turning red.
