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  • lovemykidstoo
    Daycare.com Member
    • Aug 2012
    • 4740

    Blowout Diapers

    My little 6 month old just totally blew out his diaper. I mean everywhere! ahhhhh. Which brought up the question, where do you rinse out the clothing? No way am I putting those poop clothes in my washer. I just rinsed them out in my laundry sink, but I hate to even do that. ICK!
  • Leigh
    Daycare.com Member
    • Apr 2013
    • 3814

    #2
    I don't rinse them out. I put them in a bag and store it in my garage until pickup time and send it home for the parent to deal with.

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    • melilley
      Daycare.com Member
      • Oct 2012
      • 5155

      #3
      I don't rinse them out either. I put them in a bag and tie it and then put them in another bag and send them home.

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      • KDC
        Daycare.com Member
        • Aug 2011
        • 562

        #4
        Originally posted by lovemykidstoo
        My little 6 month old just totally blew out his diaper. I mean everywhere! ahhhhh. Which brought up the question, where do you rinse out the clothing? No way am I putting those poop clothes in my washer. I just rinsed them out in my laundry sink, but I hate to even do that. ICK!
        In the bag it goes, the whole messy business... It's very unsanitary and as much as I'd hate for them to have stains on their clothing, I leave it for the parents. I quote 'state licensing' rules and leave it at that. It's one of the most dissatisfying job duties (ha ha, said doodie). I've been hanging around kids too much ::

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        • Unregistered

          #5
          Check with licensing because here we are not allowed to rinse bag it and send it home only!

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          • Heidi
            Daycare.com Member
            • Sep 2011
            • 7121

            #6
            Same here, no rinsing allowed, thankfully.

            Several of my parents have been known to throw out the worst of it, like the onsie. I usually bag the really gross stuff separately.

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            • SignMeUp
              Family ChildCare Provider
              • Jan 2014
              • 1325

              #7
              Originally posted by Heidi
              Same here, no rinsing allowed, thankfully.

              Several of my parents have been known to throw out the worst of it, like the onsie. I usually bag the really gross stuff separately.
              I was so surprised one day when the parent of one of my two-year-olds threw away her underwear after she pooped in it!! I never thought of it as disposable :: And I may just do the same next time

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              • lovemykidstoo
                Daycare.com Member
                • Aug 2012
                • 4740

                #8
                Well you guys changed my procedure for me. I will no longer be rinsing!!! happyface When my kids were young and had blowouts or accidents, I would throw away too. Wasn't worth it to me.

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                • daycare
                  Advanced Daycare.com *********
                  • Feb 2011
                  • 16259

                  #9
                  unless you have a sanitation station no rising. bag it and make sure that it goes home with the parent.

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