OT: chemical-free wet wipes?

[Guest guest]

Hey guys, do you have any suggestions for a chemical-free brand of wet wipes?

I'm looking for something I can use on my son at home and be able to carry in my

purse. Any homemade ideas, even?

Thanks!

Soraya

[Guest guest]

Years ago, I read a recipe for it. The only thing I remember from it, though, is

that you take a paper towel roll, and instead of going through the tedious

process of ripping out every square, you set the roll on the counter vertically

and get a sharp knife and saw it down the center, which immediately creates

little rectangles out of the whole roll. Then you soak them in the recipe which

included some kind of natural oil. I am sure similar recipes are on the

internet.

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> Hey guys, do you have any suggestions for a chemical-free brand of wet wipes?

I'm looking for something I can use on my son at home and be able to carry in my

purse. Any homemade ideas, even?

>

> Thanks!

> Soraya

>

[Guest guest]

That sounds like a pretty cool idea! Thanks, Mel!

Years ago, I read a recipe for it. The only thing I remember from it, though, is that you take a paper towel roll, and instead of going through the tedious process of ripping out every square, you set the roll on the counter vertically and get a sharp knife and saw it down the center, which immediately creates little rectangles out of the whole roll. Then you soak them in the recipe which included some kind of natural oil. I am sure similar recipes are on the internet.

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> Hey guys, do you have any suggestions for a chemical-free brand of wet wipes? I'm looking for something I can use on my son at home and be able to carry in my purse. Any homemade ideas, even?

>

> Thanks!

> Soraya

>

[Guest guest]

My son's first ped was a big-time jabber, but he didn't like the chemicals in

wipes.

He advised all mom's to carry washclothes in plastic zipper bags.

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> > Hey guys, do you have any suggestions for a chemical-free brand of wet

wipes? I'm looking for something I can use on my son at home and be able to

carry in my purse. Any homemade ideas, even?

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> > Thanks!

> > Soraya

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[Guest guest]

I second the " make your own " sentiment. Lots of recipes online.

~Cheryl

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Years ago, I read a recipe for it. The only thing I remember from it, though, is that you take a paper towel roll, and instead of going through the tedious process of ripping out every square, you set the roll on the counter vertically and get a sharp knife and saw it down the center, which immediately creates little rectangles out of the whole roll. Then you soak them in the recipe which included some kind of natural oil. I am sure similar recipes are on the internet.

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> Hey guys, do you have any suggestions for a chemical-free brand of wet wipes? I'm looking for something I can use on my son at home and be able to carry in my purse. Any homemade ideas, even?

>

> Thanks!

> Soraya

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