Would these be safe to use on baby clothes. Like onesies?
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I have only used them on quilts. However, quilts are near the skin as well when you use them to cover up with. I would think that if you used it with an undershirt below the onesie it would be fine. Perhaps even giving a wash first before using the first time.
1241157
I would think so but I have never used them for babies so I don't know from personal experience. After several washings all that is left is color and it has become part of the fabric so it should be like any other fabric color. Sorry i can't be more explicit.
1241158
Yes. I used them on a shirt for a 6 month old. I wouldn't recommend it on something they might be sucking on, like a burp cloth, but short sleeve clothes should be fine.
653497
I see from the previous answer that they will. I was going to say I don't see why not. I used them on cotton onesies and they worked great. We did it as a fun thing to do at my daughter's baby shower. She's putting them on her daughter now and they look great even after washing. I'm sure it will work on terry cloth; it just may take a little stretching to hold the fabric a little more taut, but we had to do that with the flat onesies, too, so I'm sure it will be fine. Have fun!!
1038931
I believe so. I have never used them for that. But I have used them for up to 4 dirty baby diapers and also for dirty clothes, baby and toddler sized. And for wet clothes, kids/ teen sized bathing suits. Hope that helps! :)
1958114
I checked the package and I can see no reason why you couldn't use them as baby wipes. They are machine washable so could be used over again if you chose to.
962482
I think so. They may not be best for babies, but they should work well for toddlers, kids, adults, unless they have extremely sensitive skin.
617975
Hi - as long as there aren't visible tears, our nipples are safe for use. We recommend frequently sterilizing to make sure that theyre always clean for the little ones.
319494
They worked great on my seat belt to keep the sharp part off my leather seats (I had to have the seat replaced by Jeep), but I am unsure if an infant constantly grabbing them could pry it apart thus causing a problem either with swallowing a small object or causing the belt not to work.
1556419
I suppose they *could* be, but they're easily larger than a tootsie roll, so your little one would need to be pretty determined. I have two kiddos and haven't ever had to worry about this.
1747710
Sorry for the late response. I'm not sure, I did not try using on clothing.
961461
Im not sure you can put these in the washer. There is no washing instructions on the tags. Ive used these on my rocking chair in my daughters nursery and honestly have put a cover over them to protect them against the many issues a newborn will have :-) , so I havent needed to clean them yet.
2254510
no, these do not become rough. I would think they would be ok for delicate skin.
962478
No, I would not describe them as soft or suitable for a toddler or delicate skin. They're more of a thin and rough material, good for exfoliating adult skin or for scrubbing, polishing, cleaning things.
725558
Yes. The only fabric you cannot use directly against the skin is microfiber. These are bamboo on top of microfiber so they would be fine against babies skin.
1725199
that would probably fit but I can tell you they won't stay on. You would be better to get a "PeeKeeper" (there's a website) and use premie diapers for humans. The PeeKeeper works well and stays on even through the night.
2187512
Yes. But don't put anything else in with them or they will collect lint and will not function as well. Also don't use any fabric softener (dryer or washing), and only a small amount of detergent. It's not like you will destroy them if you put too much detergent in, but it is a small load, and that could be harsh on them. You may need to use a little more detergent if you have soaked up a lot of wax, such as if you used too much wax, or only used one cloth, or did multiple cars.
198533
I think these might slip off too easily and therefore not suitable for a toddler, there'd be a danger of choking. Maybe you can rub his fingers with something instead, like lemon juice, or let him/her wear fabric bandages on the fingers?
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Yes, they are safe to use for hanging damp clothes. I have done it without a problem.