thread: What to do without a little squirt?

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  1. #1
    Registered User

    May 2007
    Newcastle NSW
    1,688

    yep, we have a 'poo spoon' for that purpose

    I must admit though, they usually just roll off into the loo. I would probably consider getting a little squirt if i had to use the 'poo spoon' too often

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Feb 2009
    Central Coast NSW
    592

    pfft, little squirt is a waste of money anyway! Buy one of those $2 plastic hose attachments with a shower head you attatch to like a bath tub tap from go-lo or somewhere - that's all I have. I took the shower head off so it is just a plastic hose. I've got mine in the bathtub as it's next to my loo, I just have a bucket and take the gross poo nappy and turn the bathtap on with the hose attached, put my thumb over the hose end to increase the pressure and wash it into the bucket then tip the bucket into the toilet. It's not messy and it doesn't cost 90+ bucks!

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Jun 2008
    Tassie
    2,567

    lol great if you have a shower and toilet in the same room. . .

  4. #4
    BellyBelly Life Subscriber

    Jan 2006
    11,633

    In the early solids days we rinsed in the laundry sink
    Then when it got thicker we wiped with toilet paper
    Now we just plonk it into the loo (quite dry...)
    I never thought of a poo scraper! (Though we do have poo gloves..)

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Sep 2005
    In the middle of nowhere
    9,362

    yep, we have a 'poo spoon' for that purpose
    lol us too. Got the idea from Raven and her little arsenal of 'poo tools'

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Jan 2005
    Down by the ocean
    6,110

    Kim!

    I got a spoon & a toothbrush for the ones that need a bit more attention Mt best tip is to keep a roll of toilet paper in the laundry. Scrape and wipe it off the spoon with the paper and go back for more.

    My LS is hardly used. I'm a bit of a LS dunce I end up with poo and water mist up the walls and all over me.

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Nov 2004
    Melbourne VIC
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    We have an old butter knife in the laundry that we use to scrape the poo. Whenever anyone comes to stay we have to let them know what it's for. Which reminds me, I really should label it. DH does most of the scraping. It doesn't bother him in the slightest and he volunteers for the job so I let him go for it!! lol

  8. #8
    Registered User

    Jan 2005
    Down by the ocean
    6,110

    LOL Megan! I have to tell MIL whenever she goes into my laundry not to remove the poo spoon. My biggest fear is finding it back in the cutlery drawer Luckily for me it's an odd one.

  9. #9
    Registered User

    Dec 2007
    Adelaide, SA
    896

    oh i am rolling with laughter

    I have to say i cheat and use flushable liners, I just lift them out and flush away, any little left behinds get rinsed down the laundry trough.

    My DH would have a heart attack if i had a poo spoon.......and he had to use it

  10. #10
    Registered User

    Nov 2007
    Murray Bridge, SA
    1,600



    We have a plastic scraper (about $1 worth) which we use to scrape into the toilet. Yes, it can be gross and icky, but it gets the job done and I usually don't end up with any on me!

    DH & I share the task - we take turns depending on who's washed the bottles, or gotten DS off to sleep!

    Kinda liking the spoon idea... reckon that might work better on some of the poo!