Our precious little 6 month old grandson had a little accident right on Bill's Aran Sweater. I am about 3/4 done with both sleeves and when it was time to feed Evan I put the knitting aside and began to feed him. He had a rather large bright yellow stinky poo that did not stay in the diaper. It leaked out onto my lap and right on to one of Bill's sleeves. Oh my it is stinky. I tried baby shampoo and a paper towel blot but so far it still smells quite like baby poo smells. Any suggestions on how to rid the smell while the knitting is still on the needles. The yarn is a wool blend. I'm afraid Bill's sweater is going to have a special essence all it's own if I can't get rid of the poo. How can something so beautiful and cute produce such a stinky thing?
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OH NOOOO! The only thing I might suggest is the Kookaburra wool wash (it has tea tree oil and might kill the smell) or the Eucalan, lavender scented wool wash.
No, lavender isn't a manly odor, but it's still better than baby poo. LOL
The grandkids are precious!
Haha. But he is such a cute kid too!
Yes, I highly reccomend you try either one of our natural laundering concentrates: Kookaburra Wash (with Tea Tree Oil and Lanolin) or Kookaburra Delicate (with Tea Tree Oil and Lavender). :) Thanks!
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