Comments on: Nappy Jargon: What is dry pailing?

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Waste belongs in the toilet | Bean Sprout Bubba — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 01:35:15 +0000

[...] out with a nappy sprayer, or flushed down the toilet with a flushable liner, before the nappies are drypailed until wash day. Flushable liners are convenient when going out for all nappy users as there is no [...]

By: beansproutmumma

beansproutmumma — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:55:10 +0000

Thanks for your comment
Over here it is not humid so mould is less of a problem.

Actually I don’t use a lid on my pail, I don’t know if this helps? It sure does reduce the smell.

I also rinse off the pail after putting a nappy load in the washing machine.
I use a few drops of teatree oil or eucalyptus oil to wash the inside of the pail, then let it dry before use (I have 2 pails).

Once a month I would wash my nappies in 60ºC and/or use a bit of Dettol to disinfect the nappies, to get rid of possible mould or yeast issues.
My toddler has sensitive skin so I do this more as preventative measure than anything.

By: chinnee

chinnee — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 06:19:01 +0000

hi, not sure about d weather there, but back here, if i leave my lampin damp for too many hours on pail like that, I notice they all grow mold (greenish and black) and eventually spreading to the rest of the damp clothing therefore i m always extra careful about the CD and make sure we rinse off the urine and leave them to soak.

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modern cloth nappies, so easy to use | Bean Sprout Bubba Blog — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 17:38:41 +0000

[...] Drypail – clean/wash off solid matter first into the toilet before storing in a dry pail [...]