When do you stop throwing dirty dipes in the washer?

[TuneMyHeart]

AK had her first peanut butter poop yesterday. :sick Is it time to start using my diaper sprayer?

[Raspberries]

We've actually never pre-sprayed or even shaken out poops from our diapers. They've always come out just fine. We do have to strip our diapers about once a month, but that's more for urine smell than anything else.

[2sunshines]

since I have a sprayer and it's all hooked up so it's no extra work, I spray as soon as the poop is more the consistency of peanut butter.

[BriansLovie]

when does the peanut butter poop happen? Is AK on solids ?

[TuneMyHeart]

Yes, she's eating a few bites of solids most days. :)

[milkdud]

If it was solid enough to shake off, I shook. Other than that, it got tossed in the washer.

[Rabbit]

I can't even remember. When I get suspicious about how well they're coming clean, I guess.

Oh wait. I do remember. I start using liners at that point, and toss liners.

[Barefoot Bookworm]

I'm terrible about shaking them out and just leave them go still. Both of mine are on mainly solids (DS is the only one who gets formula still).

[TuneMyHeart]

Ooh, I forgot about liners. I have some. :)

[Rabbit]

I swore after Simon that I will never ever ever again cloth diaper a toddler without liners.

But I'm lost now, because the only liners I liked were Gerber EZ liners, and they've discontinued them. :(

[TuneMyHeart]

I don't remember liking the liners very much. We eventually rigged a diaper sprayer and it worked better. But I'll give the liners another shot.

[sothisislove]

yes..use liners. dunking, spraying, swishing...eww. That's gross.

[milkdud]

Those of you that use liners. Do you put one in with every diaper change?

[Rabbit]

With a predictable pooper, no, but if they're not predictable, then yes.