Dreft

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Dreft is a brand of laundry detergent manufactured by Procter & Gamble. It was first introduced in 1933 and is known for its gentle formula, making it suitable for washing baby clothes and delicate fabrics.

History[edit]

Dreft was the first synthetic detergent developed by Procter & Gamble. It was initially marketed as a product that could clean clothes without the harshness of traditional soap. Over the years, Dreft has become synonymous with baby laundry care, often recommended by pediatricians and dermatologists for its hypoallergenic properties.

Product Line[edit]

Dreft offers a variety of products tailored to different stages of a baby's life:

  • Dreft Stage 1: Newborn - Designed for newborns, this detergent is formulated to be gentle on a baby's sensitive skin.
  • Dreft Stage 2: Active Baby - This variant is intended for older babies who are more active and may have more stains on their clothes.
  • Dreft Blissfuls - In-wash scent boosters that add a long-lasting baby fresh scent to the laundry.

Ingredients[edit]

Dreft's formula includes a combination of surfactants, enzymes, and other cleaning agents that are effective in removing stains while being gentle on delicate fabrics. The exact composition may vary between different Dreft products.

Usage[edit]

Dreft is commonly used for washing baby clothes, bedding, and other items that come into contact with a baby's skin. It is also popular among adults with sensitive skin or allergies.

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