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Bxgell2
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Beth
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Baby poo question
Sorry if TMI! Here's the question - how do you clean it out of clothing? I'm so sick of tossing every outfit she has an "accident" in. I just tossed two of the cutest Ralph Lauren outfits  Is there anyway to get the stains out?
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BrunetteMom
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Re: Baby poo question
It doesn't come out in the washing machine?
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| Posted 3/2/06 8:55 AM |
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btrflygrl
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Re: Baby poo question
I love Oxiclean. I have not had the explosive poop problem.
They make oxiclean for babies now!
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| Posted 3/2/06 9:02 AM |
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Calla
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Re: Baby poo question
If you hand wash while its fresh  (ick) it comes out really easily. I just used my regular ivory hand soap, rinsed out the poo and let it dry, and then washed in the machine at the end of the week with the rest of her laundry.
Fortunately this stage passes (no pun intended) once they eat solids and the poo isn't so messy!
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| Posted 3/2/06 9:03 AM |
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curley999
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Re: Baby poo question
We use the Tide scrub brush on the bad stains and then soak it in the washing machine before washing it. The only things I throw away are the onesie t-shirts if it is very bad, but I try to clean all the outfits.
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| Posted 3/2/06 9:04 AM |
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Bxgell2
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Re: Baby poo question
Posted by Calla
If you hand wash while its fresh (ick) it comes out really easily. I just used my regular ivory hand soap, rinsed out the poo and let it dry, and then washed in the machine at the end of the week with the rest of her laundry.
Fortunately this stage passes (no pun intended) once they eat solids and the poo isn't so messy!
Really? Because we never had this problem until she started eating solids! 
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| Posted 3/2/06 9:11 AM |
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Bxgell2
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Re: Baby poo question
Posted by BrunetteMom
It doesn't come out in the washing machine?
Nope... it leaves an icky stain  I can't send my daughter to daycare with poop stains in her clothes! 
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| Posted 3/2/06 9:12 AM |
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Calla
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Re: Baby poo question
Posted by Bxgell2
Really? Because we never had this problem until she started eating solids!
Oh man, I'm so sorry! For me it was the EBF poos that shot up the back of the diaper and onto her clothes regularly. Now that she has grown up poop its stinkier, but at least it stays in the diaper.
I wonder if she is ready for the next size diaper as well...
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| Posted 3/2/06 9:19 AM |
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Bxgell2
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Re: Baby poo question
Posted by Calla
Posted by Bxgell2
Really? Because we never had this problem until she started eating solids!
Oh man, I'm so sorry! For me it was the EBF poos that shot up the back of the diaper and onto her clothes regularly. Now that she has grown up poop its stinkier, but at least it stays in the diaper.
I wonder if she is ready for the next size diaper as well...
No way! She's already in the size 3's and she's only 5 months!  I don't think there's any diaper in the world that could contain these puppies
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| Posted 3/2/06 9:22 AM |
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BrunetteMom
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Re: Baby poo question
Oh dear! lol
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dree
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Re: Baby poo question
I soak it in dreft or oxiclean and then wash. Gets out most stains. She'd have no clothes left if I tossed all the poop outfits. 
Message edited 3/2/2006 9:43:24 AM.
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MichaelsMommy
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Re: Baby poo question
Posted by Bxgell2
Posted by Calla
If you hand wash while its fresh (ick) it comes out really easily. I just used my regular ivory hand soap, rinsed out the poo and let it dry, and then washed in the machine at the end of the week with the rest of her laundry.
Fortunately this stage passes (no pun intended) once they eat solids and the poo isn't so messy!
Really? Because we never had this problem until she started eating solids!
Same here - and the more solids Michael eats the worse it's getting!!! Luckily his explosive poops have only really hit the onesie underneath. I usually hurry as fast as I can to hand wash it and it usually comes out!
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sam
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Re: Baby poo question
I keep a bottle of Spray & Wash in the nursery. Bad stains like formula and poop I spray right away and then try to wash that day. I even have DH doing this too! 
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SoinLove
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Re: Baby poo question
Luckily, we only experienced it once and I didn't even attempt to wash it. It went straight in the trash 
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Tracey
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Re: Baby poo question
I usually hand wash it first (ick!) and then spray and wash - and finally the washing machine. Usually it works.
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| Posted 3/2/06 10:17 AM |
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monkeybride
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Re: Baby poo question
Miranda's just wshes right out. I never throw anything away.
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| Posted 3/2/06 10:18 AM |
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paulandles912
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Re: Baby poo question
I always hand rinse (ick!) first and then put it in the washer right away. And he's had some monster poo explosions, not to be gross. If I'm not there, I'll come home to a disaster in the bathroom where DH has thrown his dirty clothes in a pile and left them there for hours on end -- those I pretreat and try to wash as soon as possible.
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jcndd
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Re: Baby poo question
Beth - I know what you think about the size 3's but I've had Joseph in the 4's for about 2 weeks now and NO MORE MESSY!!! It totally stays in the diaper. His got to be MUCH more w/ the solids too...try the 4's! 
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| Posted 3/2/06 10:29 AM |
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CunningOne
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Re: Baby poo question
I always filled up the sink and let it soak in some detergent and then took it to the washing machine. We have a front-loading washing machine, so its a little harder to let it soak there.
Oh, and I also use DREFT stain remover spray. I forget where I got it, but it works and it specifically says its great to get out BM, formula and poop stains!
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| Posted 3/2/06 10:44 AM |
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betty
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Re: Baby poo question
Baby Oxiclean is the BEST!!! Logan always seems to poop up the back of his diaper . You just spray the stain, no soaking or anything....just spray and wash (and it doesn't HAVE to be washed right away). I haven't had to throw anything out yet (and he gets poop on lots of things ). I couldn't live without the stuff!!!! They have it a BRU
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mommy2bella
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Re: Baby poo question
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