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    Posted: 08 February 2008 at 2:58pm
nappy bucket !!!!
I normally wash every day but with being sick this week I didn't get any done on Tues or Wed. I went to do the washing yesterday and when I pulled the nappies out of the bucket there were MAGGOTS crawling all over them! Eeeeeeew! I almost threw up!
Thank God for Dettol Rinse which they are now all soaking in, and Purell which I cleaned my hands up to the elbows with after handling them.
Ewwww, ewww, ewwwww!
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Ewwwwww EWwwwwww Ewwwwwww that can't of been nice to deal to with a sensitive tum and ype that Dettol rinse sure is one good product same goes for Purrel to.




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EWWWWW!! Tho I can see how that happens at this time of year. Just need the flies to land on stuff and you will have maggots in a few days...
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oh yuck spewy!
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Eewwwwwwww we have flies everywhere at the moment! They are awful creatures!
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Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. What sort of bucket do you have?!? I would be using one with an almost-impossible-to-lift-off lid
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Euuuuurrrgh, damn flies and their maggots! Hooray for Dettol and Purell though, makes everything feel so clean and hygenic after experiences like that one eh!

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Wow... am NEVER leaving my nappies for more than a day in summer after hearing that

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Originally posted by AliaDawn AliaDawn wrote:

Wow... am NEVER leaving my nappies for more than a day in summer after hearing that


thats why lidded buckets are good...

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Ewwwww

I was a puree feeder, forward facing, cot sleeping, pram pushing kind of Mum... and my kids survived!
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Originally posted by GandT GandT wrote:

Originally posted by AliaDawn AliaDawn wrote:

Wow... am NEVER leaving my nappies for more than a day in summer after hearing that


thats why lidded buckets are good...


Yeah - we only have one nappy at the moment So it just goes straight in the wash... been looking out for a good bucket, but the postage is ridiculous to order one in (none of the sites I want to actually order stuff from stock them ) and briscoes has nothing - the one lidded bucket they had wouldn't even stay on. Anyone know anywhere in wellington that would sell decent buckets?

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Originally posted by GandT GandT wrote:

Originally posted by AliaDawn AliaDawn wrote:

Wow... am NEVER leaving my nappies for more than a day in summer after hearing that


thats why lidded buckets are good...


I've taken to just throwing them straight in the washing machine...and if they are pooey rnsing straight away.

I'm sorry but dettol and purell wouldnt have cuti tfor me. I would have had to throw the lot out. I just wouldnt be able to face them again.
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Originally posted by AliaDawn AliaDawn wrote:

Originally posted by GandT GandT wrote:

Originally posted by AliaDawn AliaDawn wrote:

Wow... am NEVER leaving my nappies for more than a day in summer after hearing that


thats why lidded buckets are good...


Yeah - we only have one nappy at the moment So it just goes straight in the wash... been looking out for a good bucket, but the postage is ridiculous to order one in (none of the sites I want to actually order stuff from stock them ) and briscoes has nothing - the one lidded bucket they had wouldn't even stay on. Anyone know anywhere in wellington that would sell decent buckets?


the best bucket i found was a pedal bucket - from the warehouse i think - where there was a removeable inner with a handle... it lasted over 3 yrs till toby stood on it one day and managed to tear the lid off... the inner bit made it easy to clean and transport the nappies to the machine.

Mind you i too rinse off the pooey ones and the especially smelly ones...

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ewwwwwww!!!!    it's one thing that instantly makes me throw up....maggots

i use a plastic tub with a clip on lid from the warehouse for dirty naps and it's great. i rinse the poo ones first too

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Emma - eewwwwwww!!!!!!!!!!!!! Poor you hun, I think I would have cried and demanded my DH come home from work to deal with it!!

I always rinse my poo ones first and wash every morning so my small unlided nappy bucket does just fine. It's in my double garage which is usually open all day so there's no problem with smells.

Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!
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oooh - will be checking out the warehouse then I have a roll and a half of flushable liners sitting around so I'm using those for now, but (no matter how much DF begs) I'm not buying anymore after this, and will have to sort out rinsing.

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That's why I looooove my bucket, nothing can get in and it was only $6
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Try plastic box or payless plastics as well.

My fav one (with the impossible to lift off lid) was actually a persil bucket which came from Mitre 10 or something similar.
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