[Celine]

Anybody have a secret how to get dirty bibs clean? They are starting to get worse and worse and even if they are washed they look dirty (w/ carrot stains and oatmeal stains). Not all- but some worst than others. I started to put orange bibs on Sophia when she is eating carrots and brown ones for oatmeal. But the white ones are the ones I have a lot of and the only food I have that is white is yoghurt. Anybody else have that problem?

[krislati]

Now that Tommy is eating solids and feeding himself, I don't use the cloth ones anymore. I use the big plastics ones, the food wipes right off.

I would spray n wash the cloth, it never really seemed to help with the tough stains.

[sunshyne57]

Originally Posted by krislati

Now that Tommy is eating solids and feeding himself, I don't use the cloth ones anymore. I use the big plastics ones, the food wipes right off.

I would spray n wash the cloth, it never really seemed to help with the tough stains.

Ditto this!

[mommydiva]

I need to go buy some bibs because it sure is messy and if I don't' strip her down then her clothes get ruined.

I have been looking at the plastic type ones.

Right now I am using kitchen hand towels and sometimes she will keep it on and others not so much..lol

[KMH]

We use the plasticky-ones, too. They have some really cute ones, and they are a breeze to keep clean.

[I<3HelloKitty]

For the cloth ones, sometimes putting them out in the sun while they are wet will help, like with cloth diapers.

[mshah]

Omair hates the plastic ones so it's always been cloth. I've found that soaking them in the washer with soap a couple hours or overnight for stubborn stains really gets them out (at least for us). All of our bibs still look like new. Before I started soaking they were always dirty and stained. All of ours are colored, though. I don't think anything would work other than bleaching in the sun for white ones.