Bedding Wars

[billroper]

So the other morning, Julie was sick and the contents of her bottle left her stomach and ended up on our bed, which meant we got to wash much of the bedding, but not the comforter. Katie solved that problem the next day, by getting sick on our comforter, but none of the rest of the bed.

Last night, Julie was sick on the bed in the guest bedroom. That bedding still needs to be washed.

It's become a lower priority, because fuzzbucket_cat has decided, in solidarity with the younger members of the family, to pee on our bed tonight. So that bedding has gone to the laundry room and about half of it is in the washer. The bedding that I washed previously has come back up and been placed on the bed.

Meanwhile, daisy_knotwise is feeling sick to her stomach.

*sigh*

So far, I've dodged this bullet.

Comments

[poltr1]

Can I suggest Nature's Miracle to get rid of the ick and the cat pee?

[daisy-knotwise.livejournal.com]

With a cat prone to panic peeing, I have a supply on hand. The good news is that this time it was on the water proof matress pad I recently bought. So the matress is OK.
GHR

[dave-ifversen.livejournal.com]

Where did you get the waterproof mattress pad? Our older cat will, when he gets mad at us, pee on the bed (he will do this if we leave him alone too long - just to let us know he's not happy with us).

[daisy-knotwise.livejournal.com]

You can find anything on the web. I got the mattress pads from the Bed Wetting Store (http://bedwettingstore.com/Bedding/category_MattressPads.htm)
I found them while looking for waterproof crib sheets.

GHR

[robin-june.livejournal.com]

If you two grownups start feeling the queasies, drag a water-impervious wastecan (or similar, neutral-smelling container) with you wherever you sit, stand or lie down. It could save laundry (or upholstery.)