Cleaning a Tub For a Baby With Sensitive Skin

RE: Cleaning a Tub For a Baby With Sensitive Skin Post by jcosper (3) | (01/02/2005) Contact Thanks! Yes, I'm afraid that even after her tub is rinsed after using bleach it would still irritate. I've never seen Seventh Generation but I'll look for it. I'll also try the baking soda and vinegar. Thanks again! RE: Cleaning a Tub For a Baby With Sensitive Skin Post by beanygurl (133) | (12/31/2004) Contact I have extremely sensitive skin and tried Seventh Generation dish soap. I'm allergic to it. Most fragranced products cause me a problem. Does it really matter what you clean the baby's tub with?? You'd rinse afterward, right? How sensitive IS s/he? You can disinfect with a dilution of bleach in water, or alcohol. Then rinse really well. Just a thought RE: Cleaning a Tub For a Baby With Sensitive Skin Post By (Guest Post) (12/31/2004) I would suggest scrubbing your tub with baking soda and vinegar. Your bathroom will smell like pickles for awhile, but you won't be using harsh chemicals at all. (Sprinkle baking soda in a slightly damp tub, spray in some vinegar and scrub with a sponge or brush and rinse thoroughly.) You could also look into using Seventh Generation stuff - it's all natural. Good luck!