Baby wipes aren't just for babies' bottoms anymore. People without babies may even buy baby wipes now. What would a person, without a baby, do with baby wipes?
One of my all time favorite uses of baby wipes is stain removal from clothing caused by spilled food, beverage or a child wiping his mouth on clothing inadvertently, of course. When this happens, I immediately reach for a baby wipe and gently remove the mess from my clothes. The trick is to remove the intrusive stain right away, as in immediately.
I recommend keeping a stash of baby wipes around the house, in the car, and yet another in a purse or backpack. Baby wipes store nicely in plastic containers, plastic baggies, or lo and behold, the containers baby wipes are sold.
Buying baby wipes in bulk amounts, usually 200-400 count, is economical. I know this sounds like a lot, but baby wipes don't go bad, they just dry out if the container in which they are stored is left open. When this happens just add some water and the baby wipes are as good as new.
Stay tuned for more useful tips on the application of baby wipes in everyday life on Planet Earth.
1 comment:
Are they good for cleaning wax off the bottom of surfboards?
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