Using a 16oz Desitin Jar to refill a small 4oz tube. How to re-crimp the tube?

[incendia]

Sounds lime you skipped that part of my drasha! Tried and proven not effective.

Like most drashas I only pay half attention

I meant piping bag to use instead of refilling your tube.

[HudZ]

Another idea is to crazy glue the bottle shut perhaps. I see someone suggested refillable tubes, I use those... Would have to find the link...

[yitzgar]

I also didn't read the drasha so carefully, but why don't you just use the tub? Put on a disposable glove, ime that is the easiest way to apply anyway.

[etech0]

or compromise by using the tub at home and the (more expensive) tubes when traveling

[AsherO]

Sounds lime you skipped that part of my drasha!

 

[etech0]

oy vey

[etech0]

bottom line is you have a lot of options here to try

[HudZ]

Show your baby this thread when he gets older. He'll probably have a good laugh...

[Euclid]

Classic XY problem

[myi]

Like most drashas I only pay half attention

I meant piping bag to use instead of refilling your tube.

I think I'll be getting a yomtov gift with a box full of desitin if I go that route. Don't think my AC will let that go using a piping bag. And storing it in the baby's room. But good thought though.

I also didn't read the drasha so carefully, but why don't you just use the tub? Put on a disposable glove, ime that is the easiest way to apply anyway.

I use my finger. And then with a wipe I clean it. Not the issue. Just so much comes out when I go that route and before I have a chance to finish closing the diaper my little one is already playing with the tub and his hands dipped inside. I need to have a diaper changed within 30-40 seconds. That's about how long the little guy has patience to wait to get his diaper changed. Diaper cream in a tube works best and mess free.

 Found this crimper. Think I'll invest in it, and I'll use it and eventually pass it down to the grandkids!

Sells for like $140

https://www.ebay.com/itm/144037671105?

[myi]

bottom line is you have a lot of options here to try

Or this. Seems like it works. I'll be trying this Tom and post back here with my results!

@jj1000 thanks for the idea with heat. Will see how well it works.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001UGOB8U/

[lcm]

Found this crimper. Think I'll invest in it, and I'll use it and eventually pass it down to the grandkids!

Sells for like $140

https://www.ebay.com/itm/144037671105?

Is the roi worth it?

[yfr bachur]

And I saw others change their kids diaper and not bother to wipe clean after a wet diaper which I found interesting...

Guilty as charged.
Also my wife can clean a dirty one using max 2 wipes (usually just one... unless its a whopper and just gets dumped in the shower)
Oh and tubes of destitin last years... just use it if we notice the slightest redness)
and I can't remember the last real diaper rash we had (oh, yeh, it was when our almost 3yr old put her tights on backwards)

[etech0]

Guilty as charged.
Also my wife can clean a dirty one using max 2 wipes (usually just one... unless its a whopper and just gets dumped in the shower)
Oh and tubes of destitin last years... just use it if we notice the slightest redness)
and I can't remember the last real diaper rash we had (oh, yeh, it was when our almost 3yr old put her tights on backwards)

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[HudZ]

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[Thrifty]

just out of curiosity, why cream after every change? my kids hardly ever get a rash and in the event they do i use desitin to clear it up but never as a preventative

Because he is using Target diapers.  They are notorious for causing diaper rashes. 

My advice is to try another brand of diapers.  You may have to pay for diapers (gasp!) but you will eliminate the cost of diaper rash cream.  BTDT

[aygart]

Because he is using Target diapers.  They are notorious for causing diaper rashes. 

My advice is to try another brand of diapers.  You may have to pay for diapers (gasp!) but you will eliminate the cost of diaper rash cream.  BTDT

I didn't even notice this. If you are having a diaper rash every single diaper change, why in the world would you be torturing your baby with those diapers that keep causing it? Change diaper brands and stop the diaper rash cream

[Essen est zich]

Because he is using Target diapers.  They are notorious for causing diaper rashes. 

I havent had issues with target, luvs on the other hand....

[aygart]

I havent had issues with target, luvs on the other hand....

Different chemicals have different effects on different babies

[etech0]

we've been happy with walmart brand