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Do you?

BonidiebabeBonidiebabe
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...wash babies clothes and stuff with poopy diapers? 
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  • isacdimi10isacdimi10 member

    I don't, mainly because we make enough diapers a day to make their own wash load.

    I have washed the odd diaper (usually one DH sprayed out and left upstairs) with clothes.

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    No. Diapers are their own load, unless it's something like the changing pad cover that got pooped on (which just happened earlier this week!).
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  • sayruhsayruh member
    Diapers are their own load.  If poop gets on clothing from a blow out or change, though, I'll throw those in with diapers.  Or if my PT'd son has an accident, I'll put those undies in with the diapers, too.
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  • CaitlinJ22CaitlinJ22 member

    imagesayruh:
    Diapers are their own load.  If poop gets on clothing from a blow out or change, though, I'll throw those in with diapers.  Or if my PT'd son has an accident, I'll put those undies in with the diapers, too.

    same here  

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  • Megan.10.06Megan.10.06
    I'll throw in peed or pooped on clothes with them, but not just regular clothes laundry. 
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  • cassoppeacassoppea
    Not usually because I don't have enough room. Sometimes I throw random stuff that's already downstairs like a bib or a random piece of clothing. I throw it in after the first cold water soak/rinse.
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  • jesstellinajesstellina member

    imageMegan.10.06:
    I'll throw in peed or pooped on clothes with them, but not just regular clothes laundry. 

    Same here. If a onesie or pajamas get wet, I'll put them in the wet bag with the diaper when I change her.


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  • TheMrs1009TheMrs1009 member
    No.  We wash DS' clothes on a gentle wash.  Plus, I don't like the idea of diapers soaked in pee and poop being washed with his clothes.
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  • erniebuffloerniebufflo member
    I do. Mostly because we're basically living in our living room currently, and I'm not using my big hanging wet bag, so I do a load when my smaller wet bags fill up. I run the diapers through a rinse cycle before adding the other stuff, though. I've even washed our clothes with diapers. If I'm washing it all on hot, I'm not worried about germs or anything.

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