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Old 03-07-2006, 02:07 AM   #1 (permalink)
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If you thought your dipes were yeast-y(lol)...
how would one go about "killing" the yeast? i have use a little TTo in the wash( no vinegar becasue they are FB) and HOttest water possible. Sully still has yeast and as soon as i get the rash better on him it comes back in a day or so. i think I need to strip my diapers. I know thatwhen I stripped my prefolds lots of rinsing was involved, is that the same for fuzzibunz as well? TY!
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A scoop of baking soda in wash. It changes the ph of the water where the candida cannot live.

P.S. i got this info directly from Jimi Francis Morrill.. who wrote her PhD dissertation on candida and lactation.
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A scoop of baking soda in wash. It changes the ph of the water where the candida cannot live.

P.S. i got this info directly from Jimi Francis Morrill.. who wrote her PhD dissertation on candida and lactation.
holy crap~really?!

that;s it...baking soda in the wash? wow that is seriously cool...
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cool tomorrow is wash day i will definately give it a shot!
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you can add a few drops of tea tree oil to your wash (or soak) too...
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