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Mumsnet Discussions: Good housekeeping : Really gross re. kids potty.... (8 messages)

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By JsOtherHalf on Tue 01-Jul-08 15:31:03

I find the magic erasers (the foam cleaning blocks) brilliant for removing wee from plastic. Ds does use the loo, but uses a toilet seat that seems to ensure urine stains the underside of the main seat...

By eekamoose on Wed 14-May-08 16:22:22

I'd send you the padded toilet seat I used for my dcs - but someone actually bought it in a car boot sale!!! The things people will buy second-hand?!?!?! I only asked 50p for it though grin

By aGalChangedHerName on Wed 14-May-08 16:16:52

I have a toilet seat that fits over the big toilet seat. Fits small bums nicely and no yukky potty to clean!!

By MingMingtheWonderPet on Wed 14-May-08 12:46:58

Buy a new potty, bet you can get them in Poundland - cheaper than buying loads of cleaners.
Other option is to go straight to using the toilet. DD used a toilet straight away and I think it is a good thing cos you don't have them using potty all round the house - they understand that you go to the toilet in the toilet!

By fym on Wed 14-May-08 12:40:23

buy a new potty?

Theres one in Tesco - £15 that doubles as a small seat for the toilet so you can gradually transfer her.

By nailpolish on Wed 14-May-08 12:32:29

ditch the potty and use the toilet smile

By gem1981 on Wed 14-May-08 12:30:50

bi carb of soda ??? really not sure though

By Amandella on Wed 14-May-08 12:10:56

We do clean it out every time she uses it but I see a horrible line around the potty presumably caused by her urine and it's almost impossible to shift with normal cleaners..any ideas?? blush

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