Cloth Diapering 101 - what to do with the poo
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@lemondarlings I have a video showing the way I make cloth wipes solution and my wash routine whichn also shows the soaps I use.
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@Neilfamily If it's a breastfed baby just toss it in the pail and do nothing to it. It washes right out. If it's not a BF baby and the poo is not solid like that you can dunk iit in the potty or use a diaper sprayer to get the poo off.
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Diaper sprayers are awesome for messier diapers! They attach to your toilet and are fashioned after bidets. Countries in Europe also use them for personal and feminine hygiene after using the restroom. Sometimes you'll find those instead of toilet paper! So be forewarned!
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Any special way you made your wipes or diapers? Do you put anything on wipes before wiping? What kind of soap is best for washing in machine?
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What most people don't realize is that all poo -- whether using a disposable or cloth diaper -- needs to be deposited in the toilet and flushed for public sanitation reasons. Read the packaging of any disposable diaper and it will say just that. (Not that anyone follows that advice.) Thanks for the video.
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dont forget to flush :)
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They make these sprayer things that hook up to your bathtub or sink. It has a long cord on it, so it can reach your toliet. Just spray the diaper out and let what's being sprayed out fall into the toliet.
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They're cloth wipes, not the disposable ones. :P A lotttt cheaper. :P
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you wash the wiping cloths too?
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0:28 *slop* LOL!
A solid is easy to deal with... What do you do with the poo when it's not solid?
Neilfamily 3 years ago 10
For babies not yet eating solids, it should dissolve in the pre-rinse part of your wash routine.
For babies who are eating food, but not yet making "solid" poo that can roll right out, we used flushable liners. It wasn't a super long stage (a couple of months) but the liners made it more bearable.
rescuefish 3 years ago 3