Re: what do you use to clean the Inside of your bands?

[Guest guest]

I think they may mean the regular rubbing alcohol? There is

a " scented " version in wintergreen, but it's not recommended. There

are also some other alcohol based products that come scented but the

scented ingredients can cause skin irritation. I don't know of any non-

smelling rubbing alcohol, just the regular stuff that has that pungent

scent. Unless somebody else has heard differently. But we just use the

regular 91% alcohol.

Jake-23m (tort resolved/rt plagio/DOCBand #2 10 weeks)

Jordan-4

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> I was told non scented alcohol but I can't find it??? Does anyone

use

> regular rubbing alcohol?

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> Thanks!

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> Kristy

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> Zachary

> 10 months

> Day 5 in Starband

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[Guest guest]

I guess the regular rubbing alcohol would be considered

the " unscented " as opposed to the " wintergreen scented " . Although

rubbing alcohol does have a pungent smell, it evaporates within

seconds and you can't really smell it anymore. Anything with perfumes

or dyes have the potential to be irritating to the baby's skin. I

think it's best to minimalize what you apply to them, especially in

an area where their skin may be compromised due to pressure or

rubbing from the helmet. : )

- Mom to:

Jadyn 8 Months (Gets helmet this Friday! Finally!)

Ava 23 Months

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> > I was told non scented alcohol but I can't find it??? Does

anyone

> use

> > regular rubbing alcohol?

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> > Thanks!

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> > Kristy

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> > Zachary

> > 10 months

> > Day 5 in Starband

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