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Discussion in 'The First Year' started by knorts, Apr 10, 2008.

  1. knorts

    knorts Well-Known Member

    OMG, let me just say what an absolute MESS it makes when you do. I accidentaly threw one in with a bunch of the kids clothes this morning and it exploded in the washer. It makes this silicone like, little pebble clumped, MESS! UGH...still working to clean it all out of there.
     
  2. PJ

    PJ Well-Known Member

    Yes, I did that twice when my daughter was younger and still in diapers. It is SUCH a big mess!
    I haven't done it with the boys yet but I am sure that will happen again some time.
     
  3. ladybenz

    ladybenz Well-Known Member

    same thing happens with disposable breast pads. ew. mess.

    I cloth diaper the boys but typically use disposable wipes, and those just turn to fabric in the wash...I was surprised.
     
  4. Dianna

    Dianna Well-Known Member

    Haven't done that...yet LOL Sorry to hear you have such a mess to clean up.

    Dianna
     
  5. ahmerl

    ahmerl Well-Known Member

    I have done it twice but it really did not make a mess either time. My nanny would find them when she was swtiching the wash to the dryer and she would make fun of my mommy brain.
     
  6. becky5

    becky5 Guest

    Yes! More than once! What a mess!
     
  7. double-or-nothing

    double-or-nothing Well-Known Member

    yep! happened twice, ugh. it's aweful. i had to re-wash the load like 3 times to get it all out and there was still some hanging around. what a PITA! i'm just thankful they were pee pee diapers and not poop ones! :lol:
     
  8. bkimberly

    bkimberly Well-Known Member

    Not only did I wash it, but I dried it too! I still have the lint on some of my clothes!
     
  9. Callen

    Callen Well-Known Member

    Oh yes :mad: It is horrible to clean out.

    What I usually do is clean out the worst of it and run an empty rinse & drain. That cleans it up.
     
  10. Jayn

    Jayn Well-Known Member

    YES- I did it a couple months ago with a pull-up and then I did it again the VERY next day! It's so gross!
     
  11. nikki_0724

    nikki_0724 Well-Known Member

    been there done that!
     
  12. HT

    HT Well-Known Member

    Never with a diaper, but several times with pull-ups. My DD doesn't normally pee in them so they aren't very bulky in her pajama bottoms. It does make a huge mess! I usually get the shop vac out and sweep it out.
     
  13. Saramcc

    Saramcc Well-Known Member

    No I haven't, but I'm afraid my SO will eventually. I was watching him change DD once when he was really really tired, I mean can't hardly keep your eyes open tired. He almost put her dirty diaper back on thinking it was a new one. I stopped him before he did it though. I took over from there and said go to sleep. :D
     
  14. poppan

    poppan Well-Known Member

    I haven't thrown a diaper in but I have thrown a (solid) poop in. DH changed the diaper and somehow he managed to roll the turd out into the leg of the footed pajamas. I zipped it up as usual to wash it and it went through the washer *and* the dryer. When I took the lint tray out I noticed there were little bits of poo in there. That's when I went through the load and found a piece of dried up poo still in the leg of the pajamas. It was so gross, there were little flecks of poo all over the whole inside of the pajamas. Needless to say I had to rewash everything twice.
     
  15. melissao

    melissao Well-Known Member

    I called Pampers when I did it and they told me to scoop out as much of the gell stuff as you can and shake it out of the clothes. Run a rinse cycle through your empty washer. Put the clothes in the dryer and the gel will dry out and go to your lint trap. It worked! HTH :)
     
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