Is a sprayer attachment really necessary for cleaning cloth diapers? My SIL has one and says she sprays the poo off of the diaper into the toilet before placing in the wetbag. She uses pocket diapers. But I thought I've read that you don't need to spray it off when its BF baby poo? Or maybe you should just wipe it off with a disposable wipe?
I didn't have one with my first and just did the swish and flush in the toilet, but I got one this time. While it is not necessary, it is nice. I love mine. BF poo is still soft for newborns ... or at least us with my newborns. I think my sprayer is my f
Definitely not a necessity. We don't have one. Her poops are 50/50 ploppable at this point though. If they aren't then we just swish and they generally come right off.
Oh and breast milk and formula poops don't need to be rinsed off. Once yo
It's not necessary but it is convenient for me. I really like it because I did not like dunking and swishing. We just started using it because we just recently started solids.
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It's certainly not necessary with just BF poop. However, when we started solids, I found out that I HATED dunk & swish, and the sprayer definitely became necessary at that point in time. I'd wait to buy one until you decide you need one.
DH refused to install a sprayer and we survived. DS is 2 1/2 and his poop is still soft. I could probably count on my hands the number of times it was. I often used a plastic butter knife to scrape and it worked quite well. I just
I couldn't use it for a few days - which, as my luck would have it, coincided with LO having about a billion nasty runny poop dipes (suspect a tummy bug) - and let me tell you, dunking and swishing those diapers was NO fun at
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Re: Sprayer necessary?
Oh and breast milk and formula poops don't need to be rinsed off. Once yo
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I love our sprayer!
I couldn't use it for a few days - which, as my luck would have it, coincided with LO having about a billion nasty runny poop dipes (suspect a tummy bug) - and let me tell you, dunking and swishing those diapers was NO fun at