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By bigbabymikey1062 · Posted
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For me cleaning up after a messy diaper is easy. I cannot say it is enjoyable, but also not onerous, just perfunctory after I went poopy in my diaper. My method: 1. clean my bottom as much as possible with any clean portion of my diaper, if there is no clean portion proceed to step 2; 2. Clean myself with as many adult wipes as is needed, for me I can do a good job with just two adult wipes; 3. wet wash cloth with Dawn Dish Soap and clean my diaper area thoroughly . Dawn Dish Soap is excellent for removing any lingering poopy stinkies; 4. rinse out the wash cloth and wipe my diaper area again with just a wet wash cloth to remove the soapy residue; 5. Pat dry; 6. Baby Magic (or your favorite) Baby Lotion on my diaper area; 7. Sprinkle Baby Powder inside my clean fresh diaper, and just a little on my diaper area, 8. wipe hands to make sure there is no baby powder or baby lotion on my hands because that could impact the adhesive on the diaper tapes; 9. Diaper myself; 10. roll up my soiled diaper and place in a plastic grocery bag; 11. Air Freshener as needed; 12. Take my poopy diaper that is wrapped in the plastic grocery bag to the outside trash; 13. Continue life as normal. This process only takes my 5 minutes. If I have a "diaper blow-out" the changing and cleaning process is more labor intensive and time consuming. I hope this helps. -
By Little Piglet · Posted
I agree it is much easier when someone else was changing me like when I had a mommy/caregiver. I am pretty regular so I only do a messy in my diaper once per day usually and that is usually after my breakfast. When I change my diaper, I agree with @herb330 be prepared with everything you need before starting the changing process. I always change my messy diapers in the bathroom and I first untape the top tape first then the bottom tape. While doing this I have my other hand under the base of the diaper. I then take the diaper and empty as much of the messy contents into the toilet and immediately flush the toilet. Then I rolled the diaper up and place the diaper in my diaper pal. Now it is time to clean my bottom. I have my baby wipes, baby lotion/cream, baby powder, and new fresh diaper ready. I start with the baby wipes and make sure I thoroughly clean my bottom and private areas and then let the area dry a little. I them apply a little cream to my bottom. Then the next part is probably the most trick part of the entire process. I spread my legs a little apart and place the new diaper between my legs. I tape the opposite this time from bottom first. After I have adjusted the bottom tapes correctly, I take the baby powder and spread it throughout the inside of the diaper. The I pull the rest of the diaper up and tape the top tapes and adjust until I feel the fit is just right. That is pretty much how I change my messy diapers each morning. -
I'm changed and cleaned by my wife. She does the changes and does a great job. The best way is to be prepared for t. Have ready available wipes, diaper cream and powder and a new diaper
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