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diaper sprayer en · NOUN

Pronunciation

• /ˈdaɪ(ə)pəˌspɹeɪ.ɚ/ (General-American)

Etymology

From diaper + sprayer (“an object or device used to spray a liquid”).

Meanings

1. (Canada, US) An adjustable hose sprayer, usually fitted to a toilet, that is used for washing off solids from a cloth diaper; a bidet sprayer used for cleaning soiled cloth diapers.
   • Cloth diapers are environmentally friendly and comfortable. They are soft and breathable to prevent irritating the baby's skin. However, these diapers may be difficult to clean frequently. Diaper sprayers are mini showers that help clean the diapers. You may choose a diaper sprayer attached to the rinsing systems to prevent spillage. 2025 June 30, Vibha Navarathna, “Diaper Sprayers: 10 Top Picks For Hygienic Diaper Care In 2025”, in Wedetso Chirhah, editor, MomJunction:
   • Products are available to diminish the ick-factor, too. A diaper sprayer, for example, attaches to the commode and works like a vegetable sprayer. So you can flush away the mess. 2007 September 5, Anne Hart, “Internet spurs cloth diaper comeback”, in Savannah Morning News:
   • Some families use diaper sprayers, which attach to the toilet. They can often be purchased in a baby store or online. 2012, Walter J. Cook, Robert V. Johnson, Esther H. Krych, editor, Mayo Clinic Guide to Your Baby's First Year, Good Books, →ISBN, page 81:
   • Probably the easiest and most popular method of removing poo from a cloth diaper is using a diaper sprayer. This is a hose with a sprayer on the end that attaches directly to your toilet. You use it to spray the poo off into the toilet. 2017, Madi Haire, Crunchy Parenting, HowExpert, →ISBN, page 55:

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Synonyms

nappy sprayer