The fight against mycosis

When a yeast infection appears, it is essential to adapt the use of washable diapers. Two options are possible:

• Temporarily switch to disposable diapers to avoid the need for intensive disinfection.
• Continue with washable diapers by implementing a disinfection routine after each wash.

The choice depends on each person's organization and ecological priorities.

Cleaning the buttocks

It is recommended to use a suitable solution for cleaning the skin.

Recipe for bicarbonate water

• Heat some water.
• Add one tablespoon of baking soda to one liter of water.

This antifungal solution helps soothe irritations and neutralizes the acidity of urine.

Recipe for anti-fungal balm

A natural balm can be prepared to soothe and protect the skin.

• Melt 10g of shea butter and 10g of coconut oil in a bain-marie.
• Add 20 drops of true lavender essential oil and 10 drops of tea tree essential oil.
• Allow to cool and solidify before use.

This natural treatment helps to effectively protect baby's skin.

Disinfection of washable diapers

To ensure impeccable hygiene, several disinfection methods can be used.

Machine method

• Use a long cycle at 60°C or 90°C depending on the resistance of the fabrics.
• Prefer drying in the sun or in a tumble dryer.

Soaking Method

• Perform an antifungal bath in cold water before washing at 60°C.

Examples of antifungals

• Sanytol.
• Diluted bleach.
• Mahikea water.

Thorough rinsing is necessary after each disinfection to remove any chemical residue.

Conclusion and practical advice

Rigorous maintenance of washable diapers effectively eliminates fungal infections and ensures optimal comfort for your baby.

• Choose the most suitable disinfection method.
• Use natural solutions for skin care.
• Rinse thoroughly after applying any antifungal product.

By applying these best practices, it is possible to guarantee optimal hygiene and maximum well-being.