First of all rinse well and soak in Napisan. Sometimes an extra scrub with sunlight block soap is needed

I would always use Napisan. It was gentle on clothes and still removed stains and smells.

I always soaked baby items in Napisan and then washed. Removes stains and smells

I have a bucket of water with a scoop of nappisan. I soak the clothes and bibs in there untill I wash them. Haven’t had any issues with stains or milk smell. Prior to this I was washing the items a few times

The white vinegar kills smells, germs and bacteria.
You don’t need to use hot water. In some cases the heat does nothing for the smell. It just damages the material

Hi Mehvi – I always use White Vinegar to get rid of any stinky smells from human urine when a child wets the bed to my husband’s smelly socks. The vinegar is really amazing for removing any types of awful smell. I use half a cup in my front loading washing machine – it would probably be a full cup in a top loader. Vinegar is cheap and cheerful (around $1-20 for 2 litres Coles brand) and removes any previous old soap left in your bath towels too – as well as keeping blue denim jeans looking blue. Try it – I am sure you will be impressed. It

I always made sure I frequently changed them and after rinsing with hot water put them in a bucket with nappisan before they went in the wash

I would dry 1/4 cup of vinegar to your normal routine on a hot wash.

I just washed as normal with antibacterial rinse added to each wash.

White Vinegar and your washing powder is fine. Sunlight is key to getting the whitening back or just soak the garments in a bucket of Napisan over-night then wash but add that cup of vinegar for added sanitizing. My sister uses OMO and her babies room smells delightful when I ask she says it’s OMO perfuming the clothes and a dash of Cuddly fabric softener to final rinse.

Wash with white vinegar & omo mix.

I used the aldi brand napi sand and a dash of tea tree oil

I found a good soak in Napisan cleaned up most stains and removed bad smells