How to remove baby poo?

Question

My daughter is 7 months and breastfeed. What can I use to get ride of the stain from when she leaks (we change clothes about 5 times a day due to this and now everything is stained) and when she explodes when I change her dippie. I am on a budget so those nice stain removers are not that handy. Right now I fill up the bathroom sink with cold water and wash them with dish soap and then leave them to soak untill I go to the laundry mat. (yes no washer either). And they still come out stained Any ideas?

Answer 1

go to your local dollar store, there is a product called Awesome it's only $1.00 a bottle. when the clothes get stained with food or poo, or anything, just spray it on and let it set and then wash as usual, it's also a great household cleaner and very cheap.

Answer 2

Assuming you have an inside toilet,(haha) take the diaper,poop and all, and dip up and down in the clean toilet water until the poop is rinsed off, then transfer to bucket of bleach water(1/4 cp bleach to gallon of water-you don't need to be exact, just make sure you have alot more water than bleach). Wash in laundromat with hot water and also put bleach in bleach dispenser-read directions on inside lid of washer. Bleach is usually pretty cheap, I wouldn't use the Amazing cleaner from the dollar store, too many chemicals on babys delicate skin. You are a great Mom to breast feed your baby, she is a lucky little girl. Constant diahrea is something you should mention to the Doctor or clinic,especially if she cries like she is cramping-curling up her little legs. If she is on any solids, mashed bananas or rice are good to solidify poop.

Answer 3

after washing, (if they're white), rub them with lemon & try to dry them in the sun. If it is colored items, try rubbing the spots between your knuckles, with straight Pine Sol before the washing machine, then wash as usual. This will take out nasty car grease so hopefully take out baby poo as well. I have been in your shoes. Only it was long enough ago that I had to wash diapers on a rub-board or on my knuckles, then boil them on the stove for 15 min. let'em cool, rinse untill the water was clear then wring out & hang 'em in the sunshine. I lived in England then. We did all our white things that way. The neighbors judged your housekeeping skills by how white your whites were. You might try putting a puddle pad or piece of plastic or even a towell over your clothes when you feed her. It will help keep your things cleaner. Good luck with your precious baby.

Answer 4

Rinse the garment first, then place in a solution of laundry soap with bleach, leave overnight and wash. Dish soap will not be very helpful its too gentle.

Answer 5

A seven month old breast fed baby should not be having loose bowels anymore. She should be going solid by now. I would bring her to the doctor. If you clothes are white get yourself some bleach. If colored soak them in Clorox for colored clothes.

Answer 6

try clorox