Washing baby clothes

You can use any non-bio, Fairy tends to just be the best marketed (in my opinion). I don’t think softener is recommended, they don’t really need it. All you can really do is wash and see how baby reacts once they’re here x

I 100% only recommend fairy non bio only as that’s most baby friendly. Babies skin are sensitive so the less perfume the better and definitely no softener. Also just check the ingredients when buying any non bio. I found Asda non bio has bleach in their washing powder. So just be careful

I just used my normal detergent and softener. I’d have switched if it caused any issues but it didn’t.

NHS say there is no need to use any specific detergent. Bio is fine according to NHS as there is no evidence non bio makes a difference. Bio is better for removing stains from poonamis and spit up too!

If trying to be eco, I recommend white vinegar instead of softener! Been using it for years, I refill my bottle at the zero waste shop. Better for your pocket, clothes, washing machine and the planet. No scent as well which for me is a huge plus.

Ecover is one of the best around, it's recommended by dermatologists for people with skin conditions so I'd say you are OK to use it. I think fairy is just advertised that way that people think it's the only one you can use

Fairy still contains chemicals! I use Bio D unscented which is a very eco friendly natural brand. Ecover isn’t actually as natural as it makes out to be but I’d choose that over Fairy

https://thegoodshoppingguide.com/subject/ethical-laundry-detergents/

I just use bold. Had no problems x

I have used Ecover so far, and I have had no rashes or skin irritation.If you have tough stains, you can pre-treat them with Marseille soap.