thread: Little Squirt - toilet attachment to wash nappies off. Any good? Is it worth it?

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  1. #1
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    where do you get them from?

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    I got mine from the PG & baby expo when it came to Adelaide the other year. I have seen them online somewhere but don't remember where

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    Jan 2009
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    where do you get them from?
    I got mine online from Itti Bitti but I have seen them at several online nappy stores. There are several different brands available too.

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    i dont have a little squirt as such, hubby adapted a shower hose handle thing to fit the toilet cheaper and just as effective.
    though we aren't using it at the moment due to being in a rental and it being in storage.
    day care has maree for 10 hours a day 5 days a week so they deal with the majority and LS all her nappies for me

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    Oct 2007
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    I love mine too. I use it for my daughters MCN's, and also because I do FDC, I have a little one in MCN's so hers get it as well, I also use it in case of toilet training accidents, I'm pretty sure that the parents appreciate having rinsed undies, (much easier then before I had one), the potties also get a rinse with it as well.

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    AWESOMENESS!! My DH did it himself using stuff from Bunnings and we have a head on it that has lots of different sprays! I don't use cloth anymore but it's still attached and I use it to hose down the bath now! Very well worth the investment.

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    Muppity - whats Nappy Hunt?? And where do you sign up for it? It sounds great.

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    Muppity - whats Nappy Hunt?? And where do you sign up for it? It sounds great.
    Lissy, I sent you a PM with a link for the nappy hunt. It's basically a treasure hunt for an icon on websites that are run by WAHMs. It's mostly nappy sites but also other things like kids clothes, rocky road, jewellery. It's designed to get some exposure for these websites and to have some fun at the same time. Most sites offer discounts of sorts so it's great value. It starts on 1st of march & runs for a month.

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    BEST thing since sliced bread

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    I cannot recommend them enough! we love ours, especially when there's runny pooh, it's amazing!!!

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    where do you get them from?
    I got mine from a site called "Going Green Solutions". It was only $74.80 for an original LS and they post to WA because mine was posted

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    I have been using mine for 5 years now and I LOVE it!! Not only good for MCN's but also for cleaning potties and squirting spew off things before they go in the wash

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    I love mine too.

    I hate it when DH uses it because he gets bits everywhere but I have never got any splashback. DH thinks that it is funny to pretend to spray people and if forever showing his mates where they all giggle about it (boys!).

    As someone else said, the trick is to put the nappy quite low in the loo.

    As for purchasing, the Nappy Hunt is coming up and several shops will probably have them on special or at least have free postage - sign up for the hunt and get a discount code and grab one then.