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or rinse in the sink and then put in with normal washing basket?
most of the blood will rinse out there and then, the rest in a normal wash. there really is no need for a bucket, unless you do washable nappies aswell.
if your very particular about your undies, you can hand-wash them all at the end of the day, with your own organic soap flakes, and dry them on a radiator/sunny window sill. (which is what i did when a student in shared accomodation.What goes around - comes around
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Thanks Caz, well, I've invested in some extra liners (I'm using the lunarpad system which has the liners which can be added to increase absorbancy) so I'm hoping that'll be enough.
I agree, the reusables are much more comfy than disposables!
I bought a small lidded bucket from a pound shop for soaking, and I have my big bucket for the nappies..so we'll see how that all works (the baby is now two days overdue!).0 -
Awwwwww Chubacheroo I love babys
*insert broody smiley*
Dont look i'll be having another one unless asda start selling them
Good luck with the birth and all that
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Pokes chuba in the belly and tells mini chuba to make sure mummy doesnt mix her pads with ur nappies or she'll be walking round like john wayne
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TBeckett100 wrote: »yes but i dont bleed into my underwear
Yes because blood is so much more horrid than fecal matter.The stupid things you do, you regret... if you have any sense, and if you don't regret them, maybe you're stupid. - Katharine Hepburn0 -
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Im sorry but if you find the idea of washable pads really discusting..then why did you click on the link that says "washable sanitary protection"???????
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TBeckett100 wrote: »yes but i dont crap my pants either. next you will suggest wiping out botties on the bath towel and washing it to save on toilet paper.
No I wouldn't, but judging by your posts lately I'd suggest you take some loo roll to wipe your keyboard with... and possibly your chin The stupid things you do, you regret... if you have any sense, and if you don't regret them, maybe you're stupid. - Katharine Hepburn0 -
TBeckett100 wrote: »touch of PMT on here methinks.
As Martin says;
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