Dapple Baby
July 28, 2009
There are a lot of great green cleaning supplies out there but none just for baby messes! Dapple products are specifically made for households with young children and the unique messes they leave behind. All Dapple products use natural-based ingredients that are environmentally-safe, biodegradable, and free of parabens, SLES, and phthalates, as well as synthetic dyes or fragrances.
The Dapple Baby Safe Dish Liquid specifically combats milk residue and odor ( and we all know how yucky old milk can be! ). The Dapple Dishwasher Powder features specific enzymes to to target the lipids and and proteins found in baby foods.
Their line of toy cleaning products really got me excited because you all know how crazy moms can be about our kids sharing germs ( although that seems to diminish tremendously after the first child! ). Dapple Toy Cleaner Spray is not an antibacterial, it works like a thorough clean with soap and water, so our kids can build their little immune systems while playing in a clean environment. It works great for mouthing toys like teething rings or pacifiers, to high chairs and more. Dapple Toy Cleaner Wipes work the same as the spray but in a convenient wipe form – easy to keep in the diaper bag. I also like the Toy Cleaner for environments such as preschool or Sunday School classes – I’m going to be donating a big bottle to mine!
The Dapple team is on a road trip this summer bringing green cleaning to families across the country – find them in your hometown to win great prizes, check out sample products and get green parenting tips.
FREE STUFF: 3 lucky winners will get travel size packages of Dapple Toy Cleaner Wipes and Dapple Dish Liquid – perfect for diaper bags or purses! To enter, tell us what your baby cleaning challenge is! Leave your comment by Sunday, August 2, 2009 at 11:59pm PST. Contest open to all U.S. and Canadian residents, ages 18+. We will choose 3 winners, at random, and notify them by email. Privacy Policy.
Congratulations to the winners: Georgie from PA, Kathy from VT, and Sherry from PA!
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Comments
My baby challenge is trying to keep my sons hands and face clean as they are always getting messy.
I sometimes wonder if he knows where his mouth is when he is eating . LOL
silverneon2000 at yahoo dot com
My baby challenge is getting the spit up out of my clothes from my premature twin girls that are in the nicu.
when outside, many challenges from finding a comfortable private place to clean my hands after baby is cleaned.
poop everywhere what else mverno@roadrunner.com
the highchair, all those nooks and crannies that will just get dirty an hour later. It hardly seems worth it!!
javasnickers at yahoo dot com
The high chair gets to filthy!
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The face, the clothes, the capet, everything is a challenge.
Two: My sons food ends up everywhere from spit up, and laundry stains! Ugh!
finding a public bathroom to change diapers in! Even if they have a table, it’s nothing I’d want to lay my baby on. Gross.
My baby cleaning challenge is keeping the toys from getting so dirty after I’ve cleaned them
I’ll say Dirty stains, hate that.
electricisland(at)gmail.com
This would be great for my son’s high chair .
Keeping my son clean, he attracts dirt on his skin and stains to his clothes.
Everything is a challenge to keep clean – especially on the go in public places!
My son seems to get dirt everywhere when he is outside playing. I don’t let him touch a whole lot when he comes in before hitting the bathtub.
My son spits up alot and stains everything he has.
My biggest baby cleaning challenge is getting rid of food stains on my daughter’s lightly colored pastel clothes. Unfortunately, she is a big fan of anything with tomato sauce and it seems I am constantly battling tomato sauce stains. macd82 at gmail dot com
Definitely the drool! My 7 month old has her two bottom teeth and drools buckets all over everything!
Definatley my sons high chair. He hides stuff under the cover part!
My biggest challenge was cleaning out bottles that were not found in time. Thankyou
I think the biggest challenge is keeping things that are not supposed to be in the mouth, OUT of the mouth!
My challenge is finding wipes and detergents that are environmentally friendly and also well priced
Iget dirty to. ineed the clean my hand , that’s good /good luck .thanks.
Dried up milk in cups found in my son’s room.
The high chair, definetly.
Getting stains out of clothes
The challenge is just trying to keep up with all the messes.
vferrari63@gmail.com
Our challenge is trying to keep his neck folds clean! LOL
my challenge would be so much laundry and wipes cut down on washcloth use
messy room and stains
Mild soapy wipes will go a long way to prevet the spread of germs. A wipe in time saves us from sniffles.
Keeping babies hands clean.
Tough call; either constant high chair cleaning or never ending laundry stain removal
Keeping babies hands and face clean without making my grandson 2 mad
keeping toys clean
my biggest issue right now is trying to keep dirty hands off my newborn. my kids come inside from playing in the dirt, etc and head straight for the baby….also keeping strangers hands off of the baby is a challenge too!!!
My dish liquid and wipes came thank you so very much
they are so GREAT