how do you get baby poop out of their clothes???

pregaftertubal · March 2011

It stains soooo bad! I'v tried a few things and it seems that color bleach works well, but still doesn't get it all!

UGH!

LordValuemart · March 2011

Rub a little dawn dish soap on it before you put it in the wash, works for me.

mittensonkittens · March 2011

oxyclean. it comes in spray bottles for stains

tapcat63 · March 2011

I rinse the clothes with cold water, then spray with Oxyclean stain remover.

Lucky_Dragonfly · March 2011

spray n wash. I will try to get i out in the sink before I stick it straight in the washer. some of DS's NB clothes ended up getting stained before I really knew what I was doing. So far no issues with DD.

CatGood · March 2011

Ugh. I don't know, but I'm glad to hear someone else is having a problem with this!

LordValuemart · March 2011

cruelsound:
Fire.

When in doubt, kill it with fire!

ATxGal · March 2011

Sun them...it's a widely known fact in the cloth diapering world, but even with clothes you can lay them in the sun for a little while. Don't dry them, just take them from the wash to the outdoors. Works really well for breast milk poop. Formula poop is different, so it might take a little longer in the sun!

Hyfagal · March 2011

Spray n wash

Balou127 · March 2011

Dreft Stain removing spray. Its a wonder spray

and smells awesome!!!

JustMeInFlorida · March 2011

I wash LO's clothing in ALL BABY, on cold and line dry them. We FF and none of his clothing has stains.

teshy1 · March 2011

DH calls DD's poop "devil's poop". I never knew real stains until faced with getting those mustardy ones out of DD's clothes!

lovesBup · March 2011

Balou127:
Dreft Stain removing spray. Its a wonder spray and smells awesome!!!

This. I got some from one of my showers and it works great!

nevjcu · March 2011

ms.mittens:
oxyclean. it comes in spray bottles for stains

This

Mallyboomer · March 2011

I wash it once in Tide Pure and Natural, letting it soak for a couple hours after the washer has filled (I have a top-loader, not sure if this can be done with a side-loader), then finish the cycle and wash again with Dreft... haven't had a problem with staining yet.

jocass · March 2011

I bought Dreft Stain Remover that I'm trying as we speak. I have a friend who swears by it, so hopefully it works as well as she says.

dNoodle · March 2011

ATxGal:
Sun them...it's a widely known fact in the cloth diapering world, but even with clothes you can lay them in the sun for a little while. Don't dry them, just take them from the wash to the outdoors. Works really well for breast milk poop. Formula poop is different, so it might take a little longer in the sun!

This, this, this! DS pooped on one of my favorite outfits on him, and I didn't realize it until AFTER I had washed and dried it. Since I was sunning some diapers anyway, I took a shot at wetting the area and putting it out in the sun. Voila! Adorbz outfit saved, dried on poop stain gone!