Rinsing newborn/EBF poop off diapers necessary?

[xbabymamax]

do you all rinse you efb poop off diapers off after a diaper change and how?

[ani'smommy]

Nope, not necessary. Just toss them in the pail with the wet dipes.

[jest]

Nope. If it is newborn ebm poop I just throw the whole thing in the diaper pail as is. When I do the wash, I put the load through a rinse cycle first so I'm not washing in poopy water.

[xbabymamax]

k-
thats what ive been doing.
i tried to rinse a few and it was just like smearing slime around and didnt help much. lol!

[the_lissa]

I always read people say it is not necessary, but it definitely has been necessary for us. Otherwise, it gets smeared around and just caked on everything.

[Talula Fairie]

Totally not necessary. I never did it and my diapers came out clean as could be. Sometimes they had light staining, but I just laid them out in the sun if so.

[Chloe'sMama]

I never did either. Never a problem until starting solids. Now I use liners!!!

[Devaskyla]

I get massive staining (looks like it hasn't been washed even after a couple washes) if I don't & obvious staining if I do. I don't have a sprayer, so it's a pita, but I think I'm going to have to until I can get my own washer & actually have a rinse cycle.

[Llyra]

I never rinsed. Way too much work, and way too messy. I do think a prewash cycle or rinse cycle before your regular wash helps a lot, though. And the worst that can happen is they need to be washed twice occasionally, which is a simple matter of turning the machine back on a second time. For me, that was WAY easier than rinsing or dunking or spraying.

[icy02]

If the stains are not coming off, just lay your diapers out in the sun. The sun will naturally bleach them. Also, if you dont have your own washer I would just wash twice rather than rinsing. Good Luck!!