Climate change.
Mar 5th 2020, 11:40 am
#31
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Re: Climate change.
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
Yes, wipes are full of plastic and don't ever degrade, just like the disposable nappies. People washed nappies perfectly successfully before they came on the scene, but it must be a huge pain. I confess I didn't use them with my son, but probably should have. People used to boil things like that, and yes, you scrape and rinse first. It's all biodegradable.
No.
No thanks.
Mar 5th 2020, 12:29 pm
#34
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Re: Climate change.
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
For some, presumably evolutionary, reason it's easier when it's your own kid.
Scamp, you're going to have to toughen up before your first sprog. Shaking/scraping shite out of a nappy into the loo is no worse than changing the baby and being confronted with a nappy full of it. Looks the same, smells the same
Mar 5th 2020, 12:32 pm
#35
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Re: Climate change.
Originally Posted by jimenato
Well I don't have any experience with baby poo as I have no children (that I'm aware of anyway) so I had to look it up.
It all seems rather unsavoury...
It all seems rather unsavoury...
...and uses a lot of resources...
Best just not to have kids really.
Mar 5th 2020, 12:38 pm
#36
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Re: Climate change.
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
...wouldn't be surprised if diapers used on me 41 years ago still sit in the landfill, as I hear they take a very long time to degrade.
*holds nose..."no, I don't think these are mine, do you recognise them?"
"Ah, there they are, I remember them."
Mar 5th 2020, 12:39 pm
#37
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Re: Climate change.
Originally Posted by BristolUK
Wouldn't it be fun to check.
*holds nose..."no, I don't think these are mine, do you recognise them?"
"Ah, there they are, I remember them."
*holds nose..."no, I don't think these are mine, do you recognise them?"
"Ah, there they are, I remember them."
Mar 5th 2020, 12:45 pm
#38
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Re: Climate change.
Originally Posted by Scamp
No thanks. Do you then do your own washing whilst there's shit in the drum?
I'm really in favour of people being more environmentally responsible but there must be an inbetween.
I'm really in favour of people being more environmentally responsible but there must be an inbetween.
Mar 5th 2020, 1:58 pm
#39
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Re: Climate change.
Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
Scamp, you're going to have to toughen up before your first sprog. Shaking/scraping shite out of a nappy into the loo is no worse than changing the baby and being confronted with a nappy full of it. Looks the same, smells the same
Mar 5th 2020, 2:02 pm
#40
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Re: Climate change.
Originally Posted by Lion in Winter
And it's not as though it doesn't get on the clothes and stuff as well. I remember one particularly spectacular incident with the Little Lion when he was a baby and had to take antibiotics for a nasty respiratory infection. They did NOT agree with him
My eldest son had an uncanny knack of peeing right in my eye
Mar 5th 2020, 2:36 pm
#43
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Re: Climate change.
Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
But if no one has kids then humans will become extinct anyway.
Mar 5th 2020, 5:30 pm
#44
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Re: Climate change.
Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
...Shaking/scraping shite out of a nappy into the loo is no worse than changing the baby
It's like changing your car when the ash tray is full. Unless you give up smoking it'll only get full again.
