Baby Clothes Detergent?

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Laundry detergents are full of a bunch of stuff because what we percieve as "clean" and what is technically clean are different. Optical brighter and fragrance or even a fragrence masking agent are in regular detergent. Fragrance free may mean it has an additive to cover the smell of the chemicals in the detergent.
 
There's alot of people walking around smelling like a box of Tide;
I have no idea why people would want to smell that way...
 
I walk around smelling like Downy
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Originally Posted By: benjamming
Ok, so what is the deal with laundry detergents, such as Dreft, that claim to be specially formulated for baby clothes? What is so special about these detergents that Cheer, Tide, Gain, etc. don't offer? I understand that many items dealing with baby are more expensive just like boats, etc. Is that the reason here, marketing, or is there more to it? If more to it, what are the reasons I should keep two types of laundry detergents & wash his clothes separately?



Thanks.


Might want to get a VDA (Virgin Detergent Analysis) done.
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Originally Posted By: SteveSRT8
PH means very little as the clothes should be rinsed at the end of the cycle.

An extra rinse solves TONS of issues for sensitive folks. I raised 3 kids and one was extremely allergic to everything. We finally found out through trial and error that one extra rinse removes almost all of the problems!

Good luck, as every kid is different.

I started doing double rinses and I can use almost any detergents now, you are exactly correct on that matter of double rinsing.
 
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