What about cleaning after each use? I don't want to fold something up and push it aside (so others can use the toilet), if there is urine drips on it
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You can easily wipe it down after each use. I use either Clorox wipes or my Norwex encircling (they are antibacterial).
1524611
its not the best for removing repeatedly, and yes, it does drip pee sometimes when you move it. i had a toilet dedicated for this, and every other day or so just rinsed it in the tub. a pain, but works great overall. very comfortable for the kiddo, and stays in place and the handles and the step made it super easy for your child to climb up on themselves. i would still recommend it despite the pain of cleaning.
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I just use baby wipes or Clorox wipes it's very easy to clean and if there are drops it is usually caught by the shield so it's not all Over the seat. I love it and other parents always ask where I got it from they wish they had one to potty train with. My kid can even put it on and off the toilet now.
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I wipe mine down with antibacterial wipes. If you put a toilet cover on the toilet first before putting the potty down, it doesn't touch anything, but as with anything as a parent you should take whatever steps you need to ensure you are comfortable with the safety and cleanliness of things you let your child use.
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No you don't. ..the tray will catch the urine. You could put a pad under the grass part if you wanted to clean the tray less frequently.
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Can you put this in the washer? How are you suppose to clean this when they have accidents!! i dont want it to smell like pee!
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Clean as best as you can while wet and the rest will have to wear off. There might be a chemical solution bit it could ruin your carpet.
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Yes indeed, but if you have some men also using the same toilet they may remove it & not put it back securely. If you have it for A severely handicapped person you need to check after each foreigner uses the toilet or expect some serious problems.
510407
You can just wipe it off with a damp cloth. We have these stools in our kitchen (high traffic) and we haven't had a problem with them getting dirty. We do, however, have young kids and one of them has ripped some of the material off. Probably not an issue for you unless you have small kids.
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The couple times we used it we put a put a toilet liner on there and used sanitation wipes to wipe it down after every use. It didn't last more than a week though so we never got to extensive cleaning.
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you shouldn't have to...but if need be spot clean it. don't put it in the washer or flood it with water if u want it to be nice again
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I forgot to mention - if there has been repeated urination/heavy volume in this area, it would be a good idea to inspect under the padding as well, in case it has soaked through. You may have to treat the wood floor underneath.
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If it's pee, just change the insert (the absorbent cloth in the middle). If it's poop, change the whole diaper. Take the insert out, shake off as much of the poop as you can into the toilet (diaper sprayers are good for this) and toss it in your diaper pail or wet bag to be washed. There are a lot of helpful videos and tutorials on how to diaper, how to launder the diapers on the internet if you google it. Also, I would go with a different brand. I have bought two different sets of Alva and have had lots of issues with leaks. The prints are cute and they are cheaper than other brands, but you get what you pay for unfortunately. If it's pee, just change the insert (the absorbent cloth in the middle). If it's poop, change the whole diaper. Take the insert out, shake off as much of the poop as you can into the toilet (diaper sprayers are good for this) and toss it in your diaper pail or wet bag to be washed. There are a lot of helpful videos and tutorials on how to diaper, how to launder the diapers on the internet if you google it. Also, I would go with a different brand. I have bought two different sets of Alva and have had lots of issues with leaks. The prints are cute and they are cheaper than other brands, but... » Read More If it's pee, just change the insert (the absorbent cloth in the middle). If it's poop, change the whole diaper. Take the insert out, shake off as much of the poop as you can into the toilet (diaper sprayers are good for this) and toss it in your diaper pail or wet bag to be washed. There are a lot of helpful videos and tutorials on how to diaper, how to launder the diapers on the internet if you google it. Also, I would go with a different brand. I have bought two different sets of Alva and have had lots of issues with leaks. The prints are cute and they are cheaper than other brands, but you get what you pay for unfortunately. « Show Less
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I can tell you that we have a similar situation -- lots of paper... And it has NEVER even seemed like it MIGHT clog! It is a great toilet. The only issue I have with these new fangled less-water toilets is that they get dirty fast. We now keep degradable toilet wipes nearby to give a quick wipe, which it needs more often that older, more-water toilets.
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No. Not sure where you mean the drip is coming from but if the drip is coming from inside the toilet, this will cause the toilet to back up, puddle and come somewhere else. If it is coming on the floor, it is probably flush water and you should replace the wax seal. All this from my husband.
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It's usually enough, but I've occasionally needed to refill it. If you don't have enough privacy to refill from the tap, consider using toilet paper for initial cleaning or bring a bottle of water to refill from with you.
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I keep antibacterial wipes with me and wipe the whole toilet seat down after every use. I then store the seat in a ziplock bag, so I don't accidentally transfer any germs to the diaper bag.
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My answer may be a little "gross". But to answer your question, it all depends on how and where you aim the spray AND how forceful you squeeze the bidet. When I do the no 2, I make sure the bidet is totally full. Then I aim it properly to spray directly on that area needing rinsing. I wipe with toilet paper. Then I may have to rinse again. Sometimes, however, after doing it twice, I may still have to use a wipe. However, it certainly does help cut down on toilet paper and wipes used. I have hemorroids and I no longer have issues with them since I've started using this device. I have one in every bathroom and I also have one that I travel with (it has it's own pouch) I hope this helps. If you have any other questions, please let me know.
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Good point...but just like with everything else in a kids' bathroom (toilet handle, door knob, faucet handle) you just have to clean them constantly. Keep Clorox wipes under the cabinet.