thread: mouldy bibs

  1. #1
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    Oct 2006
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    Question mouldy bibs

    hey there
    a few of bubbys bibs have some mouldy spots on them any one got any ideas on how i could get that off? atm they have bi carb soda and lemon juice on them and are out in the sun.. thats just a guess though any ideas?

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    Sep 2005
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    will be watching with interest as I have the same problem and have had no success with removal to date

  3. #3
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    Jan 2006
    by the beach,NSW
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    No idea - I tried vinegar and putting them in the sun, ended up throwing them out. Now I just make sure that the bibs are dried before putting them in the washing basket.

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    Have you tried Milton Sterilising solution? And then hanging out in the sun? Or else Dettol can sometimes work too.

  5. #5
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    Oct 2006
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    i think i have a few milton tablets somewhere from a sample will have to seek them out

  6. #6
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    Sep 2005
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    I'm the same noni so will give it a go when the sun next arrives (up here we could be waiting a while)

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    I have had the same problem and ended up throwing them out

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    Feb 2006
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    i have the same problem and actually blame it on banana!! it goes black if not washed straight away!!

  9. #9
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    Sep 2006
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    avocado is the same....Lucky the ones that were bad were cheap and I tossed them..

  10. #10
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    Aug 2006
    Sydney, Australia
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    After Logan has finished his meal i put the bib straight into a bucket of water mixed with napisan. I have found thats the best way to prevent mouldy bibs. Although,i have also found Bannana is very hard to get out, and always stains unless rinsed straight away.

    HTH,
    Simone

  11. #11
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    Mar 2006
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    Pour concentrated bleach on it, rub it in, let it sit for a bit and then wash as normal and dry in direct sunlight. It might take a few goes depending on how bad it is. I did this with a top of DD's and it worked pretty well. But FWIW, I usually chuck the bibs if they aren't expensive ones...

    MG

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