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ow do you sluice poo?

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codswallop · 09/06/2004 15:00

ds2 has just " followed through2 big time

what do you do with liquid poo all over the place/
Int he end I got a hand washing bucket and rinsed it though in our garage sink which I will now dis infect

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Fio2 · 09/06/2004 15:03

do you mean getting it off the clothes? my dd puked up on a 6 hr journey in hot weather the other day and I couldnt face washing her clothes so I chucked them in the bin. If you pout them in the wash it still has bits of carrot stuck to it afterwards

codswallop · 09/06/2004 15:05

well yes - cant put the whols shit int he machine

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lou33 · 09/06/2004 15:16

I rinse anything like that out in the bidet first

SoupDragon · 09/06/2004 15:23

Hold it in the toilet and flush!

katierocket · 09/06/2004 15:34

rinse in sink then disinfect sink. gross.

dinosaur · 09/06/2004 15:38

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Bunglie · 09/06/2004 16:00

I'm jealous, I WANT A BIDET!
First get solid stuff down loo, then hold in a very fast running COLD (hot water sets proteins) tap and pray that the plughole does not block up. If it does plead ignorance until dh comes home and he can use his fingers to clear it. Then pop them in a bucket with a bit of disinfectant, (napisan is better) and a tiny drop of bleach topped up with COLD water to soak, and you can then add then to your normal wash when you do it. My Hubby did not ever complain about lumps of 'poo' over his shirt, but never found out what the 'icky ' stuff was that would block the plughole. Does that make me a bit wicked

codswallop · 09/06/2004 16:16

Bidets are a waste of time really - except posyt natally
for a) stitches and b) bathing babies

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carla · 09/06/2004 16:24

We installed a bidet in the house we bought initially to let out - whilst we lived in a school house - and I can safely say it's been used for nothing else for six years now than to accomodate bath toys.

codswallop · 09/06/2004 16:36

Ohh and that too!

How COULD I forgett hat one

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lou33 · 09/06/2004 16:54

Ds2 uses it to wash his hands in as he can't reach the sink. Good toy holder I agree.

lou33 · 09/06/2004 16:55

I always wonder how anyone is incapable of wiping their arse properly anyway if they are not children.

codswallop · 09/06/2004 16:57

no one i nn m yhouse seems to manage

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lou33 · 09/06/2004 17:06

Do you have a dirty backside then Coddy?

codswallop · 09/06/2004 17:08

I am the notable exception

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dinosaur · 09/06/2004 17:08

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Bunglie · 09/06/2004 17:10

I use those baby wet ones, they work wonders for the clingy bits without pulling out the hairs.....ah! am I really going to post this!

codswallop · 09/06/2004 17:12

ok ba by need nappies
ds2 and 3 are boys ( hence incapable of wiping) dh leaves skiderros everywhere

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codswallop · 09/06/2004 17:14

obv hispanic for skid marks

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dinosaur · 09/06/2004 17:18

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codswallop · 09/06/2004 17:19

yes I try to get hem but hey do surreptitious poos!

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mummysurfer · 09/06/2004 17:20

i reckon i'll still be buying kandoo wipes when they've left home. ds AND DH use them

codswallop · 09/06/2004 17:21

( and I do when loo roll has been shoved down loo by ds3)

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Bunglie · 09/06/2004 17:24

Try 'Monkey' wipes, they fit in the smart refillable Kandoo box but are half the price and bigger. You can get them from Wilkinsons!

lou33 · 09/06/2004 17:26

You need a bidet Bunglie . Coddy I think we need photographic evidence to prove this point about your cleanliness.

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