Laundry Detergent 
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God bless you and hello. I'm new to this forum and I've recently developed a sensitivity to what I think is the laundry detergent that is used to wash what I sleep in.
Every time I lay on my right or left side, my right or left nostril will almost completely close. Also, sometimes it's not even the nostril of the side that I lay on that closes. I know this is because of a smell that my nose has become extremely sensitive too and I would like to know if there is a good laundry detergent out there for sheets, covers, and towels, as I also sleep on towels. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Marynonimous
- Re: Laundry Detergent stretchmarks
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This is a reply to # 1,904,525Well, you can try other detergents that are said to be natural. Try asking a pharmacists for those detergents. Or just try other detergents available in your stores. Maybe that is just because of that specific brand that you are using.
- Re: Laundry Detergent Iolite
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,904,525Look for detergents that say dye free and perfume free. I am sensitive to synthetic fragrances too. I use Tide free and Downey Free and clear. You can also follow up wash with a rinse in white vinegar. In addition to softening the laundry, it also helps remove any remaining detergent residue.
- Re: Laundry Detergent stretchmarks
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,909,941I agree with Iolite idea. Those mentioned above might help since you bith have the same problem yet she managed to prevent it using the detergents which are tide free and downy free.
- Re: Laundry Detergent pawel110
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This is a reply to # 1,910,210agree with what is being said here.
I use ecover when I can afford it or some other home store brands which are non- biological and claim suitability to chemical sensitivity - also I dilute it 50/50 with soda crystals which lessens exposure to these chemicals too and often adding a tablespoon of borax salt.
avoid fabric conditioners at all costs as you may as well use engine oil! as previously mentioned white vinegar is an excellent softener.
- Re: Laundry Detergent pawel110
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- Re: Laundry Detergent stretchmarks
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- Re: Laundry Detergent stretchmarks
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