I feel like I should wash it with something to get any residual soap out of it but don't want to use harsh cleaning products. What do you use to clean your baby's tub?
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Nothing! I rinse it well after each use, but I don't use any detergent on it. If it gets grimy, I just use his baby shampoo. An alternative if you feel you have to wash it is Dr. Bronners.
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I don't clean it, but we use it a couple times a day and I only use soap maybe every 5th bath time, so we don't have soap residue.
WAit, now that I think about it, when he poops in the bath I do somewhat clean it, and I use Johnson and Johnson baby wash, because someone gave us a huge bottle of that and I don't actually want to wash my baby with that stuff, so I use it to wash the tub instead!
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I use baking soda and vinegar!
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I use vinegar. Even now that she is in the grown up tub, thats how I clean it. Pour some in, add water, let it soak for a bit, then wipe with a paper towel or sponge and rinse it well. Some else suggested Dr Bronners as well. Ive been looking into that but havent used it yet
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I just use her body wash to scrub the tub. Also use vinegar once in a while
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Either vinegar or just some of her Cetaphil body wash.
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update: was thinking of you and your question this morning:
our baby bathtub is transleucent, and today it was up in the sun and I noticed it actually did have a bit of a grime line, so I washed it, and what I used was the same stuff to wash the dishes (Sunlight brand) and it worked like a charm.
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seventh generation has great natural spray cleaners!
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We have spray bottles with a vinegar/water solution in them for daily cleaning. I just spry it done with that and rinse it out.
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