Blowout stains?!

Any recommendations for how to get out blow out stains? Maybe TMI but I’m struggling to get the bright yellow colour out and my baby has so many outfits that are stained. I try to rinse with cold water right away and use a stain remover spray, I don’t want to run the washing machine for one item of clothing. Any tips would be appreciated!

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miss mouths messy eater stain remover! gets as much of the poop off as you can and then spray all over the stain and wash like normal! works wonders.

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Sun! After washing it out let it dry in the sunshine or miss messy mouth spray works too

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honestly, dawn dish soap and water and then lay it outside in the sun. No more yellow stain!!!

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rinse and lay in the direct sunlight to dry

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Dishwashing soap and rub then just wash as normal

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Dawn dish soap, peroxide, and a cleaning brush. Trust ME.
Then sun dry.

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Spray with white vinegar and then leave in the sun!

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I used Shout!

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Dawn power wash spray!

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We don’t get blowouts coz we use cloth they have real elastics but the cloth diapers themselves get a liberal spray of a stain remover spray before it goes into the basket. Then into that wash I add detergent and a stain remover powder like a homebrand Vanish. Both my spray and the booster is from Aldi but you can get other brands on Amazon or in store too, main thing is to pretreat them with any stain remover spray brand doesn’t really matter, the active ingredients need to work on it before it even hits the wash that’s the key. Spray then leave there for a couple hours you don’t need to wash it immediately

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