Comfy Baby FAQ - How Frequent should Parents Clean Baby Bedding Products?

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How Frequent Should Parents Clean Baby Bedding Products?

Babies have practically weak immune system, everything around them must be as clean as possible. Baby bedding products ought to be washed regularly at a specified interval in order to keep dust or allergen level at minimal.

Bedding Sheet	1-2 times / week
Pillowcase	2-3 times / week
Blanket / Comforter	Every 1-2 months

Wash bedding products with baby laundry detergent

Try to avoid the use of detergent with chemicals such as dyes, chemicals, sulfates or fragrances. As baby skin barrier is practically weaker, detergents with harsh chemical may cause irritation to baby's skin.

Hand wash or delicate cycle
Try to avoid faster cycle of washing machine as it may damage baby’s bedding smoothness and softness; hand-wash or delicate cycle is recommended. It is also important to keep in mind that baby items need to be washed separately from the rest of the laundry.

Temperature
Pick the right temperature to wash your baby's bedding. Aim for warm or hot water as it helps to disinfect effectively, the perfect water temperature that kilss bacteria is at 60°C. However, special attention to cotton material as high water temperature will damage the fabric. For this, wash the bedding with warm water and iron it afterwards as high temperature from ironing is also proven to kill bacteria.

Drying
Dryer is not recommended due to the excessive heat may damage delicate cotton fabric. Natural sunlight is the preferred method, it has no unwanted impact and most importantly, sun is natural disinfectant. To prevent mildew, ensure that all of the baby's bedding are adequately dried before used.