really gutted :(

iv only just started up my nappy collection again but its happening again i carnt get rid of his nappy rash
it doesnt matter what i try it just wont go but when hes in disposibles hes never had this problem. iv tried photobucket but it only lets me upload one pic so i carnt put my nappies up to show anyone to sell and this stupid computer has never let me send emails so im going to have to send people who are interested a pic message on my mobile which is a farse.
sorry foe the moan but guess its not ment to be, thankgod he can still wear his wool

Oh, what a shame Have you tried posting in the nappy rash forum? Maybe someone there has some advice?

hi yes iv asked everyone and been on every forum for advice

I'm not sure what advice you have already been given but here is my usual list of culprits:

lycra/elastic in wraps
fleece/minkee etc. inners or liners
detergent (esp Fairy/bio detergent/residue build up)
food/environmental allergy/intolerance (disposables do not allow the skin to breath so toxins to build up internally instead)

and finally because cloth is breathable and disposables are not it is common for babies to get a rash that lasts a week or two when moving from cloth to disposables because all the toxins that have built up in their skin whilst using disposables are released. It takes a while to show up and clear.

Sorry if you have already tried all these things.

hi thankyou for that any advice is welcome iv also tried nappy free time as much as i can but when his nappys are on he crys and pulls at them, i dont think its worth it to be honest xx

What temperature do you wash at?

hi, i wash every two days, i wash at 40 then once a week do a 60 wash, i also do a strip wash to xx

I was having trouble with rashes with Archie and it seemed to get better when I washed on 60 degrees all the time (well all the time he has a rash anyhow)

Are you sure the rash is not yeast/fungal/bacterial related? Washing at 60º would stop it becoming re-infected.