What do you keep your CD in?

sonoralove

When baby relieves themself, what is the process?

Into+the+Kitty

Pre solids: take diaper off and put into unzipped wetbag or pail with pail liner, launder every other day.

Post solids: take diaper off, spray/scrape/plop/swish any present poop into toilet (I prefer spray or plop), put into unzipped wetbag or pail with pail liner, launder every other day.

mrshudson618

We use a garbage can with pail liner, and medium sized wet bags when out.

It may sound counter intuitive, but dirty diapers need airflow or they will stink and be harder to clean. So pails should be left open, and bags unzipped. Wet bags are made from the same breathable-but-waterproof PUL as diapers.

cedenton

Wet bag in the nursery unless it's really awful and I don't have time to rinse, then it goes in the pail in the bathroom/laundry room downstairs.

staugustinewedding

This may sound like a dumb question, but does the unzipped wetbag in the nursery smell bad or is it tolerable? What do you do for the smell? I am CD and this is my first. 

sarenu1

staugustinewedding said:

This may sound like a dumb question, but does the unzipped wetbag in the nursery smell bad or is it tolerable? What do you do for the smell? I am CD and this is my first. 

Air circulation helps them from smelling.  If you close it, it will smell.

And if your diapers smell like a barnyard, then it's a washing issue.  You're not using enough soap.

And when you start solids, you'll need to spray the diapers when they really start to smell.

abby8279

Yep, if they stink it's likely your wash routine.  A properly washed diaper should have little to no odor after being peed on.  Of course the poo will smell but those should be sprayed first before being put in the bag.  

Rrrrrachel

My dirties smell a little. Like you know they're there. But not as bad as disposables.