Re: cleaning product??/cyndi knows the name!!!!

[Guest guest]

Oh Patty,

I so feel your pain! Nothin' worse than constantly smelling poop! I'm a nut

about that stuff.

There is this stuff you can get at either Toys 'r Us or sometimes Walmart has

it in their baby section - the name is escaping me right now cuz I'm out of it.

It's a white spray bottle with a pink and blue label.... " Toddler ??? "

Cyndi - help me out, I know you know what it's called, you told me about it!

Um, it will probably come to me....

But, when we do figure it out - it does work. It really takes that nasty smell

of poop out of the carpets, etc...

I'll keep trying to think of it and I'll write back.

Hang in there!

Jayne

hamburgpatti@... wrote:

Hey guys,

I remember reading back a few months ago about some of your kids taking

their diapers off and getting " stuff " all over. Well, I was reading that all

with the fear of I knowing someday he's going to start that. Well, the day has

arrived. He's driving me nuts. As soon as he's alone he takes off his pants

and his diaper and then there is poop all over -- it's so gross and I'm

tired of cleaning carpets. Which leads me to my question. Someone used a

product they swore by to clean up the mess and take away the odor. I just can't

seem to find that old post.

I put him in his one piece Spider Man Halloween costume tonight so he

couldn't get it off. He was confused -- but I had to cook dinner and couldn't w

atch him.

Patty

[Guest guest]

Odo Ban is sold at Sam's Club by the gallon. I bought some when we

started toilet training Pete. You can diltue it a lot. I like that

you can disinfect with it when you can't use bleach to disinfect. (I

have used it in the laundry per the directions on the bottle. It

neutralizes odors, not just masks them.) It has a fresh smell, and I

even put it in a small bottle to keep in the car for accidents.

Good luck with the toilet training. Just keep at it as faithfully as

you can. Consistency is a big help if you are able to do so. Using

things like restrictive clothing IS a big help, and a lot of folks

have done that.

But I considered Odo Ban an important tool in my kit.

Keep us posted!

Beth mum to Pete age 16 central Ohio

>

>

> hamburgpatti@... wrote:

> Hey guys,

> I remember reading back a few months ago about some of your kids taking

> their diapers off and getting " stuff " all over. Well, I was reading

that all

> with the fear of I knowing someday he's going to start that. Well,

the day has

> arrived. He's driving me nuts. As soon as he's alone he takes off

his pants

> and his diaper and then there is poop all over -- it's so gross and I'm

> tired of cleaning carpets. Which leads me to my question. Someone

used a

> product they swore by to clean up the mess and take away the odor. I

just can't

> seem to find that old post.

> I put him in his one piece Spider Man Halloween costume tonight so he

> couldn't get it off. He was confused -- but I had to cook dinner and

couldn't w

> atch him.

> Patty

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks guys. I'll have to try it. And also, pick him up some one piece

pajama's.

Ugh.... I'm just wondering how long this fun-ness is going to last. Does

anyone know if by taking off his pants and diapers means that he is closer to

being potty trained? I know he doesn't want them on, but he still doesn't

have a clue about going when he's supposed to go. He loves to sit on the

toilet

so he can twirl the toilet paper around and around and around. I've finally

stopped letting him have it and make him do what he's supposed to do there.

Anyhow, thanks for the product names. Wish us luck.

Patty and Mikey

[Guest guest]

We took up rugs - I hate cleaning anyway and this was a great excuse!!!!

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

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>Subject: Re: cleaning product??/cyndi knows the name!!!!

>Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2007 15:21:04 -0000

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>Odo Ban is sold at Sam's Club by the gallon. I bought some when we

>started toilet training Pete. You can diltue it a lot. I like that

>you can disinfect with it when you can't use bleach to disinfect. (I

>have used it in the laundry per the directions on the bottle. It

>neutralizes odors, not just masks them.) It has a fresh smell, and I

>even put it in a small bottle to keep in the car for accidents.

>

>Good luck with the toilet training. Just keep at it as faithfully as

>you can. Consistency is a big help if you are able to do so. Using

>things like restrictive clothing IS a big help, and a lot of folks

>have done that.

>

>But I considered Odo Ban an important tool in my kit.

>

>Keep us posted!

>

> Beth mum to Pete age 16 central Ohio

>

>

>

> >

> >

> > hamburgpatti@... wrote:

> > Hey guys,

> > I remember reading back a few months ago about some of your kids taking

> > their diapers off and getting " stuff " all over. Well, I was reading

>that all

> > with the fear of I knowing someday he's going to start that. Well,

>the day has

> > arrived. He's driving me nuts. As soon as he's alone he takes off

>his pants

> > and his diaper and then there is poop all over -- it's so gross and I'm

> > tired of cleaning carpets. Which leads me to my question. Someone

>used a

> > product they swore by to clean up the mess and take away the odor. I

>just can't

> > seem to find that old post.

> > I put him in his one piece Spider Man Halloween costume tonight so he

> > couldn't get it off. He was confused -- but I had to cook dinner and

>couldn't w

> > atch him.

> > Patty

> >

> >