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    Default Where do you buy disposable aprons?

    Hi there, I can't find any in shops. Searching on the internet for them and they only cost £1.50 for a pack of 100. I don't want the aprons on a roll as I have nowhere to put the roll up. I want them just in a packet so £1.50 for 100. Every company on the internet want £5 delivery. Where does everyone else buy them.

    Or am I just being miserable about the £5 delivery. Thanks again.

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    I dont use them but maybe somewhere like b&q would sell them in packets

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    http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

    I bought these, but I am a prime member so no postage - I notice at the side that crown supplies and medicare say free postage and packing.

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    Sorry can't help as don't use them. When would you use them?

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    I got them from ebay for few pound - postage wasn't much either x

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    Thanks everyone. I will have a look on ebay too.

    My registration inspector told me I should be using a disposable apron every time I change a nappy. (for the person who asked when you should use them).

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    Quote Originally Posted by trickiedickie View Post
    Thanks everyone. I will have a look on ebay too.

    My registration inspector told me I should be using a disposable apron every time I change a nappy. (for the person who asked when you should use them).
    Really?? When did that change? I wear gloves but never an apron. And all the extra rubbish to dispose of. I sometimes change 12 nappies a day, so add on 12 aprons along with the gloves in the bin I wouldn't have much room for my own household rubbish, lol. I know they wear them in Nurseries.

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    I kept loads when I was working as a carer, I used to go to elderly a homes, but I never used unless the house was bad, I say as long as you got gloves it shouldn't be a problem, as really just to protect you from poo and wee and sick, I felt they got in the way of your job start to sweat wearing plastic, your at home if you get messy you can change, or just wear a normal apron

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    Quote Originally Posted by MAWI View Post
    Really?? When did that change? I wear gloves but never an apron. And all the extra rubbish to dispose of. I sometimes change 12 nappies a day, so add on 12 aprons along with the gloves in the bin I wouldn't have much room for my own household rubbish, lol. I know they wear them in Nurseries.
    are you in Scotland too? We are in Scotland and I was told that we had to have them too x

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    Never been told to wear an apron or gloves for that matter, although i do wear gloves.

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    It is not ofsted that inspect me as I live in Scotland. The Care Inspectorate inspect childminders in Scotland and they told me that I should be using an apron.

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    You can sometimes get them in the £1 shops near me!

    I only use gloves though- as a parent I wouldn't wear an apron, and I sort of see this as part of home care...I'm not a nursery or crèche so prefer to not be too clinical. HOWEVER, I only ever have two children in nappies a day, others are dry in pants so I don't often have dreaded explosions! Xx

 

 

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