Literally a crappy 2 days!

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

What do you use to get rid of the poop smell from house and clothes?

Usually Hannah struggles with constipation but now we're dealing with the

opposite

- or another way of saying it - It's a body-wide clearance sale; Everything

must go!

I've washed clothes a couple of times, this last time with a bleach soak,

but still it lingers. Thankfully no carpet to deal with.

a (Hannah 9)

[Guest guest]

Hi a,

Put baking soda in your water. It neutralizes the odor. It worked on Zeb's

clothes. I have had many of those days.

Charlyne

Mom to Zeb 13 DS/OCD/ASD?

kpblackmail@... wrote:

Hi all,

What do you use to get rid of the poop smell from house and clothes?

Usually Hannah struggles with constipation but now we're dealing with the

opposite

- or another way of saying it - It's a body-wide clearance sale; Everything

must go!

I've washed clothes a couple of times, this last time with a bleach soak,

but still it lingers. Thankfully no carpet to deal with.

a (Hannah 9)

[Guest guest]

I have used white vinigar or Simple Greeen to get rid of ordors before. Laurie

[Guest guest]

I have relied on " Odo Ban " for years- you can only get it at Sam's

Club- it's $$$ but you dilute it a LOT so it's a great value in the

long run. It sanitizes as well as neutralizes all those smelly

smells. The best thing is you can use it on clothes in the washing

machine as well as on surfaces. When you can't bleach because of

color, ODO BAN works great!

Good luck!

Beth

[Guest guest]

its been awhile since ive had to buy some but they sue to make stuff called

" Totally Toddler " YOu could get it at wal mart. It suppose to take out stains

and smell of bm, spit up and urine that one deals with, with babies through

toddler years. I use to swear by it, did wonders. But they also make febreeze

now and that works good on odors. shawna

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[Guest guest]

This is what I use, Cyndi on this list told me about it. I bought it at Toys 'r

Us and it works great. I use it mostly on the carpet though.

Good luck, feeling your pain,

Jayne

a wrote:

its been awhile since ive had to buy some but they sue to make stuff

called " Totally Toddler " YOu could get it at wal mart. It suppose to take out

stains and smell of bm, spit up and urine that one deals with, with babies

through toddler years. I use to swear by it, did wonders. But they also make

febreeze now and that works good on odors. shawna

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[Guest guest]

Lavendar oil. And air everything outside (sometimes for DAYS) and

eventually the smell goes.

To get rid of the smell on my hands I use vanilla products from the

Body Shop.

Lisette

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> Hi all,

> What do you use to get rid of the poop smell from house and clothes?

> Usually Hannah struggles with constipation but now we're dealing

with the opposite

> - or another way of saying it - It's a body-wide clearance sale;

Everything

> must go!

> I've washed clothes a couple of times, this last time with a

bleach soak,

> but still it lingers. Thankfully no carpet to deal with.

> a (Hannah 9)

>

[Guest guest]

My favorite is lemon for the hands - peel works and Renuzit Super Odor

Neutrilizer Citrus Sunburst. Works on air and fabric. Then outside in the

sun if possible.

Oh the fond ol days of poop heaven!!!

Sara - Choose to make lemonade, not complain about the lemons.

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>Subject: Re: Literally a crappy 2 days!

>Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2006 06:28:24 -0000

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>Lavendar oil. And air everything outside (sometimes for DAYS) and

>eventually the smell goes.

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>To get rid of the smell on my hands I use vanilla products from the

>Body Shop.

>

>Lisette

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> > Hi all,

> > What do you use to get rid of the poop smell from house and clothes?

> > Usually Hannah struggles with constipation but now we're dealing

>with the opposite

> > - or another way of saying it - It's a body-wide clearance sale;

>Everything

> > must go!

> > I've washed clothes a couple of times, this last time with a

>bleach soak,

> > but still it lingers. Thankfully no carpet to deal with.

> > a (Hannah 9)

> >

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[Guest guest]

to get rid of the smell on your hands wash them with toothpaste--what we learned

in anatomy, many years ago --as that embalming, or preservative they use you

cant get the smell off your hands, uuugh. It worked. a

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