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Cloth Wipe Solution Recipes |
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Everyone has their own preference when it comes to wipes, storage, wetting, and solution. Perhaps these ideas will get your thoughts flowing. |
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I use about 3 cups water
1T Jason's Tea Tree Oil hand soap
1T Burts Bees apricot baby oil
1-2 drops tea tree oil
I store it in a container and don't have any "stink" or "musty" problems. I dip wipes in and wring them out as I need them, or you can leave the wipes soaking in it in a disposable wipes container. |
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2 cups water (some boil first, I use a PUR faucet filter & run it through a Britta jug filter as well LOL)
1 tbsp baby shampoo
1 tbsp baby oil
1 tbsp vinegar - this prevents mold growth
a couple drops Lavendar essential oil for it's skin benefits as well as pretty smell ;) (Some people prefer Tea Tree, but it doesn't smell as nice
LOL)
I usually fill up a small juice jug & keep the mixture in the fridge for the week.... Only ever couple of days I hafta refill the wipey bin (an old Pampers wipe box), this way a 1/2 dozen or so wipes are always wet. If you don't use vinegar, though, they can start to smell funny *HTH* |
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i use a squirt or two of baby wash, a capful of bert bee's apricot oil and mix with distilled water... I have a 20oz water bottle and fill it up with the water. Also, you can boil tap water and let it cool if u cant use distilled water. Some add tea tree oil to prevent mildew, but i dont use it and dont have any problems. I carry dry wipes and my little bottle of solution in the diaper bag and wet the wipes as i need them. HTH :) |
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For disposable homemade wipes, check out www.ninemonthclub.com/depts/money_saving_ideas.htm |
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