fionas thanks haha I know the ones you mean! I try to get most of it off, but spose its easier with cloth ones? The sposies tend to soak abit of it up hey. The scraping part grosses me out to, actually poo in general grosses me out lol
ops After 2 kids you think i would have found out that it was Ilegal... Had no idea... I do put solid ones in the loo as i hate the smell in the bin but runny stuck to the sposie ones i just roll and put in the smelly bags tie them up and chuck them in the Otto... I NEVER put them in friends bins... I always take them with me.
Most of the women i know use sposies. I guess if i had known this i would have just used MCN's... Will make more of an effort to dispose of poops more carefully in future. I think people need to be more informed... I have never noticed on the sposie box or the nappy sacks that poop needs to be in the toilet...
with new bubbies and their runny and explosive! b/f poo's - impossible to put into the toilet if using disposables - but I would never put into a friends bin, always bag it and ask where their outside bin is ....
I put ours in plastic bags and run them out to the bin when theres a pooey one. Id be the same.. eew! But i would make a joke of it and say gaawwwwd what did your kid eat! (as a joke) and say might be best to put those types in a bag before it goes in the bin otherwise we're gonna get stunk out.
haha I know the ones you mean! I try to get most of it off, but spose its easier with cloth ones? The sposies tend to soak abit of it up hey. The scraping part grosses me out to, actually poo in general grosses me out lol
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After 2 kids you think i would have found out that it was Ilegal... Had no idea... I do put solid ones in the loo as i hate the smell in the bin but runny stuck to the sposie ones i just roll and put in the smelly bags tie them up and chuck them in the Otto... I NEVER put them in friends bins... I always take them with me.
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