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ideas for protecting car seats when potty training
donna73
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hi, i wondered if anyone can help, my little girl is potty trained during the day, apart from if she falls asleep whilst in the car.
has any one got suggestions for keeping her car seat dry, and also the back seat of the car. i can remove her car seat cover to wash it, but dont want back seat of car to end up smelly.
has any one got suggestions for keeping her car seat dry, and also the back seat of the car. i can remove her car seat cover to wash it, but dont want back seat of car to end up smelly.
Word for 2023 …PROACTIVE 🧡 2023 -decluttering campaign 1020/2023 ⭐️⭐️Saving towards paying off car in November…£720/£1500 🚗
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could you try the change mats things? that you can buyDFW nerd club number 039
'Proud To Be Dealing With My Debts' :money: i will be debt free aug 2010
2008 live on 4k +cb £6,247.98/£6282.80 :T
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You could try putting a layer of plastic eg large carrier bag and a towel under the cover so that the plastic prevents the foam padding getting wet and the towel soaks up any excess.I like to live in cloud cuckoo land :hello:0
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thanks troll35, you lot are always so clever!! will give that a goWord for 2023 …PROACTIVE 🧡 2023 -decluttering campaign 1020/2023 ⭐️⭐️Saving towards paying off car in November…£720/£1500 🚗0
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I used to sit mine on a microfibre cloth."On behalf of teachers, I'd like to dedicate this award to Michael Gove and I mean dedicate in the Anglo Saxon sense which means insert roughly into the anus of." My hero, Mr Steer.0
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We used beach towels - though a placcy bag lining is a fab idea too0
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you can get a thing called a piddle pad which isnt very moneysaving but it is apparently great
http://www.gltc.co.uk/ProductDetails.aspx?ProductID=G1222&CatID=OACar&language=en-GB0 -
i second the piddle pad..not only for it's great name
, but it works. our has been in and out of the washing machine, and still works wonderfully.
found ours cheap instore at boots.0 -
great question to ask,this has happened to me today with my daughterappreciate what you have got x0
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that gltc price is taking the p! :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
I bought this one http://www.icbaby.com/pages/wetec_piddle_pad.htm at boots. think there it was normally £6.99, but in the sale i got it for £3. can't find it on the website now...0 -
have now found homemade version called buppy pad - https://www.buppy.co.uk0
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