Best baby laundry detergent?!

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What works best?! Hearing good thing about dreft and awful things about the honest company. Opinions on others?

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Baby detergents are heavily overpriced and companies get away with it because they know as long as they slap “safe for baby’s sensitive skin” on it, parents will buy it without hesitation. We made the mistake of buying one tiny bottle of Dreft for $7 (and that was from a discount store) and realized how silly it was. Grab some Tide Free & Gentle and it’ll do just the same for a fraction of the price. That’s what we use now and have had no issues with it. 😌

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We already use All Free & Clear because I’m sensitive to scents, so that’s what we’re going to use for the baby as well. No point in doing baby specific laundry when I can throw it in with the rest 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

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honestly I didn't waste time with fancy detergent. 
we just use what we always use, some basic purple stuff that smells nice and gets the job done.

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Use regular detergent. There's no such thing as "baby" detergent. Just overpriced products to take your money. Get something with no perfume if you're concerned about skin irritation for your baby.

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the same one you use for your clothes

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Use a safe, nontoxic detergent and don’t waste your time or money on a special baby soap (most of which are full of toxic ingredients anyway). We switch between Planet Ultra, Biokleen, and Molly’s Suds depending on which one has a better deal on Amazon at the time. They’re all considered very safe according to the EWG website and they all do a great job. 
For stains I recommend using the OxiClean Baby Stain Soaker. You sometimes need to soak the stained clothes overnight in a bucket before washing, but it does work amazingly AND it’s considered safe as well.

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7th generation free and clear works great for milk and other stains!

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I just use whatever free & clear is on sale, mostly for my toddler who has sensitive skin. My infant doesnt have sensitive skin, so if my toddler didnt need it, i would just use our regular detergent, but i wash their clothes together, lol.

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I highly recommend skipping the baby detergent and just using Tide Free and Gentle. Of course, every baby is different but my daughter inherited my dry, blotchy, and flaky skin and my dermatologist recommended she and I both always use tide and I have never run into any issues!!!

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I don’t use different detergent but I do wash her things separate from ours

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