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. You could even add one tiny drop off liquid soap and/or essential oil if desired. Just spritz the tissue you are going to use and wipe!
It's great for an extra clean wipe up from the young to non so young!
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PurnGentle Wipes from Walmart come in a tub of 120 for $3. Can even be used on your face. Unlike toilet tissue and water, they really clean and they smell nice. I use one every morning to wash my dog's face and ears.
Personal hygiene practices are a matter of .....personal preference. Plain paper.... paper with on hand products applied for the purpose of promoting a pampered and pristine posterior.... purchased packets of premium disposable wipes? Take your pick, people.
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Pardon me, people; I gotta pee.
Lol, lifekinds! Love the alliteration!
A friend who I shop for always had me buying disposable wipes for him, so I started using them myself. Recently, I read that the chemicals in them aren't so good for humans or for aquatic life (after the wipes make their journey through the sewer system), and the wipes themselves don't break down as readily as toilet paper. So, I stopped using wipes, and went back to my old practice of just reaching into the sink (cheek by jowl with the toilet - pun intended - in my tiny bathroom) and moistening a pad of t.p.
Interesting, I do the same thing. I add a little witch hazel.
I find putting a few drops of no-rinse liquid soap can make one feel really clean. Last year's surgery, and this year's surgery.
I just use old washcloths for spraying and wiping down surfaces in the bathroom with disinfecting spray. Like Simple Green. Toss the wash clothes in the wash and no add to the landfill with wipes.
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