Mike Rowe Washes Dirty Diapers

[launderess]

Of "Dirty Jobs" on Discovery Channel fame.

The faces he pulls in the video are priceless.

http://myclothdiaperstash.blogspot.com/2012/08/dirty-jobs-tv-show-mike-rowe-does-cloth.html

http://www.discovery.com/tv-shows/dirty-jobs/videos/diaper-cleaner/

 

[tomturbomatic]

It's unavailable!

Were they his? You can't go to a senior's event and not notice them peeking over waist bands and puffing out pants of friends just a few years older than I.

 

We had a diaper service when my sister was born. One day I was flushing a poopy diaper in the toilet and it slipped out of my hand. The force of the undertow flushing action pulled it away and down. Those old toilets were really powerful. I was horrified, but mom said it was OK. I wonder if the waste water treatment plant was surprised to find a wrapped up doo-doo.

 

[launderess]

No

Interview was at a diaper service/laundry who didn't say what sizes. Though today yes, it could have been adult and infant sizes.

 

[dartman]

Dirty Jobs is dead

Like title says they killed it around 2013. However he now has a new show called Somebody's gotta do it on CNN now, basicly the same show and attitude. They also have Jay Lenos Garage so I think they are trying to branch out and get more general veiwers and money in. Both shows are great if you like either guy or the subjects. I guess they thought Mike was too old and jumped the shark so they killed it and got rid of all the videos on discovers site for the show. He still narrates quite a few though and has some great ideas and I think a foundation to help young people trying to learn a trade.

 

[davey7]

I wonder if the waste water treatment plant was surprised to

I wonder if the waste water treatment plant was surprised to find a wrapped up doo-doo.

I would think not - I have a friend who is a civil engineer and works for MWRD (M-Weird locally), our Metropolitan Water Reclamation District - and he said that there's a lot more than poop, I mean bio-solids, in the wastewater and very little surprises them at the treatment plants.