What kind of laundry detergent is good for pregnant women?

When there is a new life in the belly, many pregnant mothers begin to pay attention to the details in life. Because there are many potential factors that may harm the fetus or affect its development. Among them, I wonder if pregnant mothers have ever paid attention to the washing of clothes? Nowadays, many laundry detergents actually contain some harmful substances. When mothers wash clothes, it is best to use professional cleaning products.

Pregnant women should use laundry detergent with caution.

Detergents can irritate the skin. Although laundry detergent is less irritating than laundry powder, expectant mothers are advised not to have direct contact with it. They should try to wear rubber gloves when using them. When washing clothes, be sure to choose a milder laundry detergent and never use detergents containing fluorescent agents. Because many laundry detergents contain fluorescent agents, the benzene in the fluorescent agents is one of the allergens. If it remains on clothes, it can easily cause skin allergies.

Precautions for pregnant women using laundry detergent

1. Many families are accustomed to using disinfectant to wash clothes, thinking that this is more hygienic and can also disinfect and sterilize. They often pour it together with laundry detergent when washing clothes. This practice is very incorrect. In this way, the ingredients in the disinfectant will interact with the laundry detergent and be very harmful to human skin. The correct way should be to soak the clothes to be washed in disinfectant first, then rinse them and then wash the clothes according to normal steps with detergent.

2. Many people think that clothes are too dirty, or that laundry detergent is cheap, and use excessive detergent. Remember the scene in “Where Are We Going, Dad?” in which Tiantian, KIMI and Angela poured 4 bottles of laundry detergent into the washing machine’s clothes? This is useless. When the laundry detergent in the washing machine water reaches saturation, the excess laundry detergent cannot be completely dissolved and will not play its due cleaning effect. Instead, it will adhere to the surface of the clothes, making the clothes less and less clean. Therefore, when washing a large amount of clothes or stubborn stains, soak the clothes in detergent for a while before throwing them into the washing machine, and then pour in some detergent in an appropriate amount according to the amount of water used.