Sunday, April 29, 2012

Make Your Own Disinfecting Wipes

I used to buy those disinfecting wipes, to clean up messes, all the time. Once I started making my own baby wipes, I started thinking of other things I could make, that would save money. One item I thought of was making my own disinfecting wipes. I don't know about you, but even if I buy the generic brand, they can run about $3 and up, for a large container! I use these all the time, especially in the bathroom to clean up the messes that little boys can leave. So, I made some, and used them. I love them so much, I will never buy those expensive ones again! Here's the directions!

You Will Need:
An empty large container with lid. I just used an old disinfecting wipe container I kept, for this purpose.
A roll of paper towels, cut in half
2 TBSP. Disinfecting solution, like Mr. Clean, or Pinesol
1 Cup of water


Measure your paper towels, after you've removed the center core. Even though I had a large container, my paper towels were to wide. So, I had to re-roll the paper towels, so that they would fit into the container.

Once I had the paper towels rolled in half, I put my cleaning solution and water into the container.
Once you have it mixed, put the paper towels in and let them soak. After they are all damp, you're ready to use them!
These clean wonderfully, and are so much cheaper then buying them at the store!

Until Next Time,
In2Kermit


1 comment:

  1. I use so many of these and never thought to make my own! Thank you! You are a life saver!

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