Washing product

[Annh17]

When can you stop using non bio washing products?

[Hidden]

I still use it. My LG has eczema so don’t want to risk changing it x

[Annh17 in reply to Hidden]

I’ve always used Aldi non bio, but I find there’s not a smell to it. I but want our clothes too smell of something, I don’t want to do separate washing for ours and LG’s x

[Hidden in reply to Annh17]

You could always try it or what about that ironing solution that smells nice? X

[Lovefood1984]

I work for a large company designing washing detergent for a living and even I don’t know the answer to that one 😂 I guess it would depend on the person and child. I know a colleague who never went non bio at all from birth and never had any problems 🤷‍♀️ I’ve also just started using bio at 9 months as our clothes were picking up an odour that we suspected needed enzymes to break down and we’ve been fine, I’m going to switch between the two going forward x

[SilkeP]

Oh gosh, I don’t think I’ve ever paid attention to this!

We generally use Fairy and have done for years (I suffer from eczema) but have certainly had random other ones here and there or when away. I wouldn’t get too hung up on it! Mine are 5, 4 and 4 months.

[doris92]

Maybe use a different non bio? I use persil non bio and have no problems with my laundry smelling nice.

[wildchild1989]

ive always used fairy never really paid attention to weather its non bio. try using a boi wash powder and see how you get on with it and if your ok with it then keep using it xx