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Now that BLW is obviously working, what on earth do I do with the 'bits'?

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weepootle · 18/07/2009 15:49

Dd2's lovely runny bf poo is now thick stinky stuff with chunks, sorry for tmi. .

I obviously can't just bung the nappies (BG) in the machine any more, what on earth do you all do? I'm not keen on using paper liners- is this the only way?

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weepootle · 18/07/2009 17:57

Anyone? I've got a bin full of nappies and don't have a clue what to do with them!

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CarGirl · 18/07/2009 18:02

I used fleece liners and flushed the worst off down the lood, then pre rinse on machine before washing.

If it's very very sludgy I'd use paper liners, it's only for a short while then they get more solid IME.

You can get those really thick liners that you can wash if wet, flush if soiled. YOu get them in WAitrose can't remember the brand.

weepootle · 18/07/2009 18:36

I'll try the fleece liners and if it's too messy I'll go for the paper ones. It was the flushing off down the loo bit I didn't know to do.

Thanks CarGirl.

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cyteen · 18/07/2009 18:38

Or you could scrape/flick the poo into the toilet with toilet paper...

SweetnessAndShite · 18/07/2009 18:43

I agree. Fleece liners. I used to kind of douche them in the lav if necessary then put them in the bucket. Later on, when it gets a bit firmer (!) you can just give the liner a shake and the poo falls off.

nappyaddict · 18/07/2009 18:46

I use fleece liners and flush the toilet and rinse them in that. You could do the same with nappies.

rusmum · 18/07/2009 19:57

i use paper ones and fleece. flush paper ones, or wash if only wee- boots ones are soft and lovely- last 2-3 washes easy

MrsJamin · 18/07/2009 20:07

Ah. We had a 'poo spoon' for the early BLW + cloth nappy days- an old wooden spoon kept by the loo for scraping! Later on you get adept at the 'roll and plop' method so you don't need the spoon.

tracedw · 18/07/2009 21:02

I have a very powerful shower head and just shower poo off,comes off a treat, then shower the bath clean. Job done.

weepootle · 18/07/2009 22:11

cyteen, that's what I had visions of doing - just wasn't fancying it much .

PMSL at 'poo spoon'!

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FairLadyRantALot · 18/07/2009 22:15

how big are liners....sorry for hi-jack...but my ms has a poo problem, and soils a lot...just wondering if you could put liners into underpants, to avoid the pants get so dirty...

ruddynorah · 18/07/2009 22:24

FIL loves telling us about his poo spoon from when dh was a baby..bleurghhhh

nappyaddict · 18/07/2009 22:48

I made my own. I placed the fleece over DS' nappies and drew a shape that would cover the all thing. You could do the same with pants I suppose.

FairLadyRantALot · 18/07/2009 22:54

what sort of material are the liners...
and thanks nappyaddict...

shonaspurtle · 18/07/2009 22:59

I used the fleece liners as well and holding/flushing in the loo works pretty well. I've resurrected the techniqhe with poo accidents in pants

FairLady, I've found holding ds's pants in the toilet and flushing gets rid of the poo as well as having a fleece liner would. Yes, you have to squeeze them out but virtually all the poo has gone.

FairLadyRantALot · 18/07/2009 23:09

yikes...
what we do is collect pants in a bucket of water/laundr detergent and then rinse them out uner running tab outside...because poor ms poo is really sticky/gooey/gluey because of the medication

shonaspurtle · 18/07/2009 23:16

You might find flushing before putting in the bucket gets rid of more than you'd think (depending on the power of your flush I suppose).

FairLadyRantALot · 18/07/2009 23:18

lol...not so much the power of flush but the poo-stickyness,,,movicol is possibly all i need to say

shonaspurtle · 18/07/2009 23:30

Ah, ok . We've been having the opposite issue. Ds's has been very windy with unfortunate consequences.

"Mummy! My bottom made a noise!"

FairLadyRantALot · 18/07/2009 23:36

lol..

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