We are close to being out of wipes therefore I thought today would be a good day to make my own. I am trying to completely get away from all the chemicals in cleaning products and baby wipes are one of those things. I still have some wipes for those really horrible diapers that the boy likes to make but will mostly use the ones I make.
I reused the wipe tub that I have been refilling with wipes but put cotton squares (you can use reuse cloths or paper towels) in it instead (purchase for 1.98). In a spray bottle, I put 2 cups water, 2 Tablespoons of baby shampoo (currently using Burt's Bees but will need to find something else because they are now owned by Clorox)and 2 Tablespoons of Oil ( currently using Burt's bees Oil, it smells wonderful but will find something else). Mix each time you use. I just spray it on his hinny but you can spray it on a the wipe replacement. Wipe as usual.
Cost was 1.98 total because I was using everything I have at home and the bonus is his hinny smells pretty good.
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Have you tried plain Aloe on his hinny?
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I tried cloth diapers but I did not like the ones I bought cause it was more like a burp rags. I did find a how to make your own so I will try that soon. First I have to Spring Clean the house and make a couple of shirts for some students for their history projects...
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