Dawn vs. Sensi-Clean for Buildup

[khkelsey]

I have some buildup on my diapers from diaper rash cream (Burt's Bees). I've read that both Dawn Dishwashing Liquid and Sensi-Clean are good for removing buildup. But the Dawn just doesn't seem to be doing it. I'm considering buying Sensi-Clean, but its kind of expensive so I'm wondering if anyone has tried it and is it worth it? Or maybe someone has other advice.

[mags]

Sensiclean is the same things as sportswash. You can get sportswash at walmart in the hunting section, it comes a in a bright flourescent orange container, you cannot miss it. A little goes a long way, so it will last you for a while and works wonderfully.

[love2bmom]

get sportswash at walmart in the hunting section, it comes a in a bright flourescent orange container, you cannot miss it.

Thank you!!! Someone else told me to find it at Wal-Mart, but I couldn't find it - in the laundry section : I ended up ordering it from http://diapercuts.com/. I like it. I like Dawn too. I do think the Sensi-Clean has been more beneficial than the Dawn, but then again, I've been trying to get away with fewer washes lately - not going well. Back to three cycles. If I do fewer in my frontloader I get stinky dipes. I think you need lots of water. I've also found that in our new house, the water is hard and I notice great improvement adding Borax as a laundry booster.
I still want to put my hemps through the dishwasher (no soap) though. I just haven't gotten to it yet.
Good luck

[periwinkkids]

I love Sensi-Clean and Sports Wash ...

but there is also Calgon Water softener found in any laundering section of a big dept store like Walmart etc...it works awesome too for stripping. I use Burts Bees occasionally too if my ds has rash issues...and then have stripped in Calgon Water Softener (I used about 4 capfulls to a load) along with one capfull of Sensiclean and my dipes came out absolutely fantastic...I ended up buying more to do all our towels too! SO I like both! (Never tried Dawn personally).
~best

[love2bmom]

there is also Calgon Water softener

I keep meaning to look for this when I'm at Wal-Mart...