Projectile Poop!

Discussion in 'The First Year' started by SMax, Aug 19, 2008.

  1. SMax

    SMax Well-Known Member

    Two nights ago, I was startled by projectile poo from my DS while I was changing an already-poopy diaper! So, at 3am, I was cleaning the pad, the changing table, the CD player (!), the bedskirt and the sheets on the bed in the nursery. Plus, while DH and I were laughing about it, DS was kicking his little feet into the mess, making it even worse :eek:

    So, today...it happened again! Only this time it was downstairs in the kitchen!! I was changing DS on the changing table of the Pack n Play...he already had a poopy diaper, so I was bending his legs towards his tummy to clean with a wipe. More projectile poo shot across the PnP, on the floor and ON THE KITCHEN COUNTER!! I was in shock :huh: I got the mess cleaned up, gave DS a bath while DD was lying contently in the bassinet portion of the PnP. Once I was finished, I tended to DD to find out that she had a poopy diaper blowout! All over the swaddle blanket...which I removed and unknowingly allowed her to SMEAR the poo seeping from her diaper all over the bottom of the PnP! Needless to say, I went through a lot of paper towels and cleaner this AM <_<

    Now, my question: I feel like I have cleaned the PnP as best I can...but I can still smell the poo! What do you use to clean up these type of messes?

    And if any of you recall my posts about my babies poo/gas issues...my babies only poo every 3-4 days! I would take 3X daily poohs any day if I didn't have to clean up these messes :p

    Thanks :lol:
     
  2. gina_leigh

    gina_leigh Well-Known Member

    :laughing: I'm so sorry, but I was laughing so hard while reading this. (Made me remember the first time I had one poop while changing a diaper. Thankfully it was projectile!)

    I think I would get a hot soapy rag and clean it out that way. Honestly, I'm not sure what else would work.
    Maybe sit outside in the sun. I know that helps with cloth diapers sometimes.

    Hopefully someone else will have better advice!
     
  3. 3greysandamutt

    3greysandamutt Well-Known Member

    Honestly... I'd probably be taking that pnp outside onto the deck with a bottle of dishsoap, and scrubbing it down, then spraying it off with the hose, and letting it airdry outside for an afternoon...
     
  4. ladybutterflyrose

    ladybutterflyrose Well-Known Member

    They had you especially busy last night :) . I had used (and still do) a Lysol spray cleaner for everything I clean. It took care of any baby poop smells too. I hope this will work for you too!
     
  5. ladybenz

    ladybenz Well-Known Member

    Maybe mix up a solution of water and oxyclean free--that takes the stink out of my cloth dipes.

    Good luck!
     
  6. Leighann

    Leighann Well-Known Member

    QUOTE(3greysandamutt @ Aug 19 2008, 03:27 PM) [snapback]937422[/snapback]
    Honestly... I'd probably be taking that pnp outside onto the deck with a bottle of dishsoap, and scrubbing it down, then spraying it off with the hose, and letting it airdry outside for an afternoon...


    Ditto. Let it dry in the sun and the smell should come out. I don't know why they make PNPs with cloth pads that aren't washable.
     
  7. ladybenz

    ladybenz Well-Known Member

    ooh, another thought--please stop reading if you have a sensitive stomach--one time Roman had a blowout and before I realized it was on my hand, I ended up running my poopy hand through my hair. I kept smelling poop and then I realized it was IN MY HAIR!!!!!

    So, um, check your hair.
     
  8. kingeomer

    kingeomer Well-Known Member TS Moderator

    QUOTE(3greysandamutt @ Aug 19 2008, 03:27 PM) [snapback]937422[/snapback]
    Honestly... I'd probably be taking that pnp outside onto the deck with a bottle of dishsoap, and scrubbing it down, then spraying it off with the hose, and letting it airdry outside for an afternoon...


    I would second or third this. When we first brought the babies home, Sophia had a projectile poop-she got it all over the Pnp, some of it on Luke and on the couch. Luckily she missed me, my SIL and I managed to get it all cleaned up~but I had no idea little girls could do that!
     
  9. mairoge

    mairoge Well-Known Member

    This happened to me once. However, the poop flew right into the palm of my hand. lol!
     
  10. SMax

    SMax Well-Known Member

    QUOTE(Mairoge @ Aug 19 2008, 03:37 PM) [snapback]937758[/snapback]
    This happened to me once. However, the poop flew right into the palm of my hand. lol!


    I wish I had been smart enough to do that! I keep jumping out of the way...I should use my body as a shield for the rest of the room :p
     
  11. SMax

    SMax Well-Known Member

    QUOTE(itsnancycozzi @ Aug 19 2008, 02:55 PM) [snapback]937705[/snapback]
    I would second or third this. When we first brought the babies home, Sophia had a projectile poop-she got it all over the Pnp, some of it on Luke and on the couch. Luckily she missed me, my SIL and I managed to get it all cleaned up~but I had no idea little girls could do that!


    Thanks for all the good advice...I might have to wait for a sunny day here in Seattle. Hopefully we'll see the sun again soon!
     
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