Homemade wet wipes

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Last week I opened up my Canister of Wet Ones that I keep under the sink and realized it was empty, I immediately thought, these cannot be very hard to make so I set out to try several versions of Homemade Wet Ones and I wanted to share the simple and easy version that seems…

Homemade Baby Wipes - (Tupperware Recipe) Ingredients: 1 roll of Bounty or Viva Paper Towels (no substitutions) 1 C Warm Water 1 T of Baby Wash (any brand) 1 T of Baby Oil (any brand) Directions: Mix warm water, baby wash, and baby oil in a Pick-A-Deli or Cracker Keeper. Cut paper towel roll in half. Place 1/2 in container and save other half for next time. Let stand for 24 hours. The mixture will absorb into the paper towels. Take out the cardboard insert and throw it away.

Baby wet wipes are becoming scarce and lots of people are looking for affordable alternatives to them. Making your own is not a new thing. Minimalists and frugal-ists have been doing it for years. …

I've been using this recipe since my teenage girls were babies! I loved using them because I KNEW what was in them and what was going on my baby's skin. The wet ones are not super cheap although they are a lot cheaper then the store bought ones. It is and was more important to me that all natural ingredients are being used when it comes to the skin of my darling children. There is also a great satisfaction that comes from making your own products for your family. I stopped using them for the…

Tired of flushing your money down the toilet? This super easy DIY wet wipes recipes is a thrifty and effective alternative!

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I love the convenience of wet wipes, but I hate throwing them away. So I made some DIY reusable cleaning wipes that pop up to dispense, plus disinfecting!

Since the thick cloth Wet Wipes are expensive and not good for a septic system, I always keep a small spray bottle with some water in it within a spare toilet roll next to my toilet. Just spritz the tissue you are going to use and wipe!