Disposable wipes for cleaning hands and faces can prevent illness and allow quick clean up in the car or on the go but can be expensive. Learn how to make your own with simple materials you may have around the house. This is a guide about homemade antibacterial wipes.
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Homemade Antibacterial Wipes
Ingredients:
1/2 roll BOUNTY paper towels (the others turn to mush)
2 and 1/2 cups water
1/2 cup antibacterial type cleaner (Mr. Clean, etc.)
Directions:
Cut paper towels in half with serrated or electric knife. Place cut side down in airtight container. Boil water, add cleaner, pour over paper towels. Remove wet cardboard tube. To use, pull out wipes from center.
I use a Folger's plastic coffee can for my container. It's the perfect size! To use: fill with cold water and 1/4 cup white vinegar and let sit overnight, this removes the coffee smell.
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Does anyone have a recipie on how to make Antibacterial "Wet Ones"?
Thanks! Glenda from River Falls, WI
Most Recent Answer
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.