How to Get Pooh Out of Pack N Play

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I think a new "used" on would be the best idea.
However, if you are determined to keep it - perhaps reluctant to walk away from a challenge....
I would suggest if you have a kiddie pool - you could soak the sucker in it with some Lysol and give it a vigorous scrub down with a brush - rinse the heck out of it with the hose then let it dry in the sun. It's so hot & dry it should dry in 1 afternoon.
I think a good soak helps anything-even if it's psychological.

You can try vinegar and baking soda. You don't say if is it plastic or cloth.

Do you have somewhere that you can hose it off and leave it in the sun to dry. Like clothes hung on the closeline smell so good, the sun is wonderful for deodorizing.

Try to sprinkle the pack and play with baking soda...then vacuum it up....

Take it outside and wash it down with a sprayer on your hose or a preasure washer. Use laundry soap to scrube then rinse well. Let it dry in the sunshine and it should smell just fine.

Try useing shout or laundry soap and them hoseing it down. Let it dry in the sun and it should be ok. Also you can try lemon.
good luck
A.

Hi E. -

There are enzyme liquids and sprays that break down organic matter - you can most easily find this stuff in a pet store for removing cat or dog messes -
I find this the most effective for cleaning up after my 4 kids, 1 dog, 2 cats, 1 bunny, 1 hamster, and 14 birds......

I'd say try white vinegar to get the smell out. Spray it on and let it sit for a few minutes then wipe it off.

Hi E.! Hopefully by now your problem is solved!
I have to disagree with those saying throw it out. that is being very wasteful.
With some liquid laundry soap, a good sponge, time, patience and the sun, you should be good!
Good luck and keep us posted!

Did you try white vinegar with water?

Try OdoBan - it is sold at Sam's Club. I use it in my baby's diaper pail (we use cloth diapers) and it works wonderfully to eliminate poo smells. It's great for laundry odors too, so I am sure it works on fabrics.

Just throw it away! You'll never be rid of that smell.

Hi E. - It sounds like you've done a pretty thorough cleaning. How about trying this: Spray it down with vinegar and let it dry outside in the sun. If you try it, let me know how it works.

Debbie

When all else fails or you are just to tired to fight it anymore, dump it and find one at a garage sale! You can probably find one for 10 bucks. Tell people about your plight, and that you are in need of one, and a freind may even locate one for you.