Sentences with phrase «poopy diapers in the washing»

Most of my large family — I'm the oldest of seven kids — accepts the fact that I use cloth diapers, but one of my sisters in particular, just can't wrap her brain around the idea of putting poopy diapers in the washing machine.

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It's a drowning hazard and the modern washing machine has gotten so good, there's no need to dunk or let the diaper sit in poopy water.

And for everyone who has already bought regular swim diapers for the summer, don't despair — my good friend showed me that they actually survive SEVERAL washes in the washmachine and make it through the dryer as well — so far I have used the same pack of swim diapers for both of my sons all summer and still have 5 unused ones — though I wouldn't do that with poopy ones!

Pees are more hit or miss, depending on how attentive we are, so he does wear diapers, but it's really great not having poopy ones — both for us, since we wash at home, and for him, since he doesn't have to sit in his own excrement.

I used to pre-wash the poopy diapers in the beginning, but now after all poop is scraped off, I throw it in the diaper bin & wash as per usual.

If the diaper was poopy, rinse it out in the toilet before washing in the sink.

That is why many people are surprised to find that at some stage, usually in the middle of the night, you will change a disgusting poopy diaper and then not bother to wash your hands.

ALSO, if you wash your diapers in hot water, that gets rid of poopies... and if you are STILL worried about poop, I say, run a cycle with no clothes, just bleach, then wash a load of white towels with bleach.

I use 3 - 4 wipes on a poopy diaper, quickly rinse them out, and squeeze out the water, then throw in my pail to wash later.

All this said, washing **** of it isn't fun, so if you know you are changing a poopy one, I put I dry cloth wipe or flat diaper underneath baby just in case.

When babies are strictly breastfed, the poopy diapers can go straight in the wash.