can tell you is that if you make more than one box at a time (usually
I made 2 because I was cutting the paper towels in half) I was finding
that the bottom wipes would tend to mold after about 5-7 days. (I
actually would unroll them back and forth into the baby wipes box
before putting any liquid on top of them) So now I only make one box
at a time (1/2 a roll), because the other box would just be sitting or
I wouldn't use them up as quickly as if I only had 1. Kind of a pain
to have to worry about, but I still find that they are much better and
I haven't had any rash issues with my daughter since I started using
the home made wipes.
On Sep 23, 4:40 am, Sheree <sheree....@gmail.com> wrote:
> I would like to make this too but wanted o check first if the
> melalueca oil be OK in a plastic container or might it leech chemicals
> from it like lemon oil would from a plastic water bottle?
>
> Sheree
>
> On Aug 18, 9:50 pm, wyomom <jennyl...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I used to make my ownbabywipes. This was before I knew about oils,
> > but they would make a world of difference. I would buy bounty paper
> > towels, cut them in half so you now have 2 smaller rolls. Pull the
> > cardboard out of the middle. They fit perfect in a rubbermaid
> > container that some people use for their flour and sugar it is #6 or
> > #9 i believe. (I know walmart carries them). add 2 cups water, and I
> > added whateverbabywash I used, approx 2 TBSP. shake it up and put
> > the roll of paper towels in. Adding the oils would be amazing! I would
> > probally only add 6-8 drops. Put paper towels in container last and- Hide quoted text -
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