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    most off dd's are solid, so i flick it in the loo, when they arnt i scrape as much into the loo as possible. all mine get rinsed befor going in the machine. (mainly to give df peace of mind that his clothes wont come out with pee or poop left from the nappy wash

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    most off dd's are solid, so i flick it in the loo, when they arnt i scrape as much into the loo as possible. all mine get rinsed befor going in the machine. (mainly to give df peace of mind that his clothes wont come out with pee or poop left from the nappy wash
    yeah J's used to be like that too, you could just roll them off! But now, with his fascination for grapes along with teething

    So, i have enough cloth for three days without washing... I've washed, obviously... but i have two days worth still out on the line (lazy much) and another days in the washing machine and i still have, i think two nappies in the nappy bag and about 5 or 6 still sitting around on the couch. Score ><; I spose that's really four days, huh? I still wanna get another twinkle lily cover tho, for when the other one is in the wash... and replacing all my Cts with Ag's wouldn't go astray either

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    most off dd's are solid, so i flick it in the loo, when they arnt i scrape as much into the loo as possible. all mine get rinsed befor going in the machine. (mainly to give df peace of mind that his clothes wont come out with pee or poop left from the nappy wash
    I have missed some errrr solid matter in the past and pulled a few towels out with a half masticated piece of food/suspicious errrr smudge on.... It must have gotten stuck between the layers of one of my nappies in epic proportions (half of the job).

    With my LS I barely have to squeeze the trigger. It does a nice horizontal spray that acts as a lever for the solid mass. I've only had one accident with it and I was holding it at the wrong angle which caused a massive splashback complete with solids.... That resulted in a thorough shower straight away

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    CL thats horrible but really funny!!
    ours rnt solid enough to just roll off, they seem to coat the nappy a couple of cms thick with the occasional lump of undigested food *shudder* so scraping it is...blah i must invest in a ls i think. i said i didnt need it but that was before real poo....


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    DD's vary between roll off and warpaint thickness. It depends how much yoghurt or watermelon she's consumed. Depends how long between a poo too. Some days she'll do one morning after brekky, one after lunch and one after dinner and they're all good but the days where she saves her whole um... haul til after dinner I dread. DP copped one of those last night I was gagging on the smell so he offered to change! Poor man not being rewarded for a good deed

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    Haha crazy lady! I just experienced my first poo filled wash.. there were little chunks of carrot looking peices in our clean washing.. I really should start rinsing these nappies! I was trying to flick off the chunks while I hung it out on the line.. but towards the end of the load there were too many chunks to deal with so I ripped it all off and am currently doing another wash.. and then I will do another one.
    So grose!
    Yes our ls is too powerful, dh said he will take the pressure down da da, da da.. but he still hasn't... he's a plumber so he doesnt know how to do it (grrr!)

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    Haha crazy lady! I just experienced my first poo filled wash.. there were little chunks of carrot looking peices in our clean washing.. I really should start rinsing these nappies! I was trying to flick off the chunks while I hung it out on the line.. but towards the end of the load there were too many chunks to deal with so I ripped it all off and am currently doing another wash.. and then I will do another one.
    So grose!
    Yes our ls is too powerful, dh said he will take the pressure down da da, da da.. but he still hasn't... he's a plumber so he doesnt know how to do it (grrr!)
    HAHAHAHA! Sorry but it's funny because someone else did it too! it's really yuk! For weeks after that incident I didn't feel clean in my clothes!