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To leave wee on my bed?

131 replies

Babyjunglesafari · 07/11/2017 17:48

I’ve got a million things to do this evening and I’m going out in 10 minutes.

My 2 year old toddler has just done a wee on my bed after his bath. His wee isn’t particularly big or smelly, there’s a patch about 5cm.

I’m debating just leaving it there, this is after already changing my bedding twice in as many days after toddler got chocolate and pasta sauce over it, then puked over it.

How disgusting would it be to leave it now until next bed change as frankly I’m done with changing bedding and washing sheets.

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SuzukiLi · 07/11/2017 19:58

Mumsnet would die if they knew how slack I was.

Liara · 07/11/2017 20:04

Put on a mix of hydrogen peroxide, washing up liquid and a pinch of bicarb, rub and leave to dry. Then hoover off.

Gets rid of all pee, including dried on yucky stains.

PenelopeFlintstone · 07/11/2017 20:06

A 5cm dribble? I’d crawl into my lightly soiled sheets and sleep the sleep of the righteous.
Grin Me too. Ignore all the haters; half of them are lying and half are set for a nervous breakdown.

SelmaAndJubjub · 07/11/2017 20:09

Grin at all the pearl-clutching. Have you lot any idea how much sweat and drool (which is full of bacteria) the average person produces per night? Then there's the 10,000 skin cells each adult sheds every 8 hours. But, yes, a bit of toddler wee is the end of the world Hmm

SelmaAndJubjub · 07/11/2017 20:10

half of them are lying and half are set for a nervous breakdown

This Smile Clean freak on MN, slut IRL, IMO.

SubordinateThatClause · 07/11/2017 20:11

Get your arse off MN and change the sheets. Geez - do you really need to consult the MN oracle on changing pissy sheets? It would be done by then time you’ve read through the comments. Biscuit

whoareyoukidding · 07/11/2017 20:11

Depends whose side it is on. If it's on your side, just turn the duvet round to DH's side. If it's on DH's side then just leave it. Sorted.

SomethingNewToday · 07/11/2017 20:12

5cm? Yeah I'd leave that to dry.

tellmehowtoget · 07/11/2017 20:15

I'm rather anal when it comes to cleanliness, but a patch of 5cm wee would have been wet wiped round here!
I remember the newborn days of flying poos when changing a nappy, projectile puke x 8 times a day with a refluxey baby, wee all over our bed most days. I would change sheets within a day or so but in between everything got wet wiped. Even found poo on my headboard one morning after my lo did an explosive flying poo halfway through a nappy change at 2am! Honestly her poo used to shoot out like a bullet and land a few feet away 😳

RatherBeCrazy · 07/11/2017 20:15

Baby wipe and do it in the morning!

TooManyPaws · 07/11/2017 20:17

You can get both mattress and duvet protectors which are waterproof, machine washable and breathable. Mine has the feel of terry towelling and I've been known to just strip the duvet cover off and sleep under it - it saves trying to cram a double or king size duvet in the washing machine. I think they are originally designed for adult incontinence but are very useful for pet or child accidents.

franktheskank · 07/11/2017 20:19

I’d leave it and I have done many times Grin

RedForFilth · 07/11/2017 20:21

Even thinking about not changing the sheets is clearly criminal. Now you need to confess, put a sign across your chest which reads "slattern" and walk through town so folks can throw things at you whilst you live out your shame.

Angryosaurus · 07/11/2017 20:21

Urine is sterile. Swimming pools are full of urine. Our pillows are 50% dust mite faeces. Computer keyboards have more bacteria than toilet seats. Milk is full of pus cells.

Perspective mumsnet!

himynameiss · 07/11/2017 20:21

Ok... you need to get your priorities straight

Dobopdidoo1 · 07/11/2017 20:26

Urine is sterile

Um, urine is definitely NOT sterile. It is a myth that keeps being perpetuated. That said, it’s not the end of the world if you don’t bother to change the sheets. If you’re happy to sleep in wee’d on sheets and mattress then you go for it.

toomuchtooold · 07/11/2017 20:33

I'm fairly slack but the trouble with wee is that 24 hours after it dries it starts to smell like a tramp's pants.

SelmaAndJubjub · 07/11/2017 20:38

Um, urine is definitely NOT sterile. It is a myth that keeps being perpetuated

Bacteria are present in urine, but in far lower levels than almost every other part of the body. The OP's toddler will have transferred millions of bacteria to the bed from his skin and maybe a few hundred from the wee.

NerrSnerr · 07/11/2017 20:41

I would have burned the bed and all the bedding by now.

AccidentalyRunToWindsor · 07/11/2017 20:45

Sorry, that’s gross.

RidiculousDiversion · 07/11/2017 20:45

I had a close friend during the tiny baby stage, and we would often say "It's only wee" to each other and carry on. Maybe a swipe with a wet wipe, if one was handy.

KarmaStar · 07/11/2017 20:49

OP,you're not disgusting,you're a busy mum,be nice to yourself

leftwiththedognow · 07/11/2017 20:50

TroubledTribble

" Previous posters need to calm the fuck down before they get the vapours from all the pearl clutching" Brilliant

zebedebe · 07/11/2017 20:50

Sponge it out and then dry with hairdryer?

Babyjunglesafari · 07/11/2017 20:50

So just a question, to all those saying it’s gross.

If your babies wet nappy leaked on your bed, would you change the bedding?

What about if the nappy leaked on the sofa/carpet/car seat?

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