Soften Crib sheets?
Answer:
Try putting 1/2 cup of baking soda in the water.
Cotton gets softer as the fibers break, which is why you jeans are most comfortable right before they wear out. If you're not averse to them fading a bit, you might try putting them on a rougher tumble in the dryer, or even washing them on a hot cycle once.
Use the fabric softener in one load and then wash them again with the Dreft.
try Dryer Balls - http://www.alltvstuff.com/on11053.html...
or a non-allergenic fabric softener.
Forget Dreft. Just by unscented detergent. There is also unscented fabric softener sheets.
Depends on the thread count of the sheets, anything less than 200 and they're just never gonna be soft! Go with the jersey sheets, they're so soft and comfy, and they come in all colors.
If you want REALLY soft crib sheets, go to Pottery Barn Kids and get the chamois crib sheets. They are about $30.00 each but entirely worth it.
use a small amt of snuggle fabric softener. it rinses out well enough that it shouldn't bother your baby's skin. they make softener for delicate skin too. try that
No! Don't add softner to the baby's sheets! It reduces flame retardance! Just buy some new sheets. Flannel are comfy!
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