Homemade Antibacterial "Wet Ones"

grade 8 science fair Post By josee (Guest Post) (02/22/2008) I think this was all good info because I have a gr 8 science project and this stuff helped a lot. Thank you. It did work for me and I really liked that. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Antibacterial "Wet Ones" Post By kimberly Neufeldt (Guest Post) (01/16/2008) My sister-in-law uses them for her daughter. She cuts a paper towel in half and then makes a solution of aloe vera gel, tea tree oil drops, lavender oil drops and water. She soaks the towels in the solution in a container, and as long as you keep a lid on, they should stay moist. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Homemade Antibacterial "Wet Ones" Post by Debbie52 (915) | (06/03/2006) Profile | Contact I don't know how much the supplies would cost to make your own antibacterial wipes but your time is worth something too! I buy a container of them at Wal-Mart (Equate brand) and they last a long time. I keep one in my mini van at all times and not just to use on the kids. Also you can buy some of that hand sanitizer for cheap. I bought a small bottle at Wal-Mart for .50 and it's a very handy size to carry in my purse. Report Spam or Abuse Request: Make Your Own Sanitizing Wipes? Post by ThriftyFun (3772) | (07/27/2004) Profile | Blog! | Contact Does anyone know how to make your own sanitizing or antibacterial wipes?? Thanks in Advance, Linda Answers: RE: Make Your Own Sanitizing Wipes? 07/28/2004 I used the inexpensive brand of baby wipes at BJ's and add 1 cup of water that one teaspoon of tea tree oil has been added and mixed and let the wipes absorb the the water. By sshep RE: Make Your Own Sanitizing Wipes? 07/29/2004 Cut a roll of paper towels in half (serrated Knife works well) so it looks like two toilet tissue rolls. Into a liquid tight container. big enough to hold the cut roll of towels (old baby wipe container or regular plastic-ware.) Pour: 1 cup water 1 tablespoon baby wash OR baby shampoo (that's also for regular baby wipes) Now add approximately 10 drops tea tree oil for anti bacterial and anti fungal properties. I wouldn't use this on the baby as I do not know what it could do to sensitive skin it is related to eucalyptus. Put smooth side of roll down into the liquid, leave to 15 minutes, flip over so smooth side is up, cardboard core should lift right out of the center. I throw out the first towel as it has glue on it. For the second Roll get another container Pour: 1 cup water pour A little pine sol Soak towels flip..now leave in bathroom for a quick clean-up. Don't confuse the two. LABEL YOUR CONTAINERS! Alcohol is used in sanitizing products, I have not tried this with paper towels. By Diamondee RE: Make Your Own Sanitizing Wipes? 01/15/2005 I use alcohol, paper towels and an empty baby wipe container. I have never had trouble with anyone getting sick at my in home day care. By johnsonya (Guest Post) Report Spam or Abuse