Neon, radioactive baby poo - how do I get it out of clothes please?

[Tinker]

Thank you

I don't believe you can all get it out no problem! Help. Please.

Burning normally works well

Sorry... err, its been a while. Most of the time I just had manky edges to my vests Vanish spray before you wash, and drying in sunlight to bleach it should help.

god im soooooo glad those days are over lol
im not so sure but i think vanish soap or spray worked for me.....not 1100% sure but i do remember using it.

My best suggestion is Nappisan, but that doesn't always work. I've had to throw out a few vests that I just couldn't get the stains out of.

Alternatively, you could always dye the clothes poo colour.

lol sorry i did mean 100%......

I found napisan took the colour out of non-whites a bit

EWWWWW! poo coloured baby clothes!
ingenius idea though, dont you jst wish you could brush it off like talc?

Sob. It's indelible isn't it?

Its not good....

Biotex. It's fantastic stuff, the enzymes in it work their way through poo quite happily.

It's on my jeans today Oh, I'll have to get some new ones then

Biotex? Where from?

any large supermarket

what has been ruined tinker?
when i get a stain on a fave item i cover it with a sew-on flower or something... i have a cool orange top with a flower in a daft place on the shoulder where i dropped mascara wand - gets loads of admiring comments! depending on where stain is and what on, you might try something like that?

x-posted...

Thank you chonky. It just sounded a bit chemical (which it is, I know, but...ykwim)

I think it's just very powerful biological washing powder, as opposed to a bleach based soaker like Oxi Clean. It's the only thing I could find to shift the after effects of an explosive poo.

A flower is a good idea But it's back of the baby's tops and on her pants that get it the most. One monster poo a day/every other day atm

i choose dark/strong colours for babe's vests when i can - easier with a boy though!

and i did buy poo-coloured towels for him specially. oddly they weren't called that...