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How to make paper wipes

10/9/2012 12:16:40 AM
By: Lacooky
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If you like having cleaning materials easily available or you just want to save money on buying ready wipes this guide is for you. You can make your own baby wipes, disinfecting wipes and cleaning wipes with the cleaning liquids of your choice and it only takes a few minutes to make.

Difficulty level: Beginners

Instructions:

Materials

Large sized plastic container and 2 covers

1 roll of good quality paper towels

A sharp knife

Scissors

pen

Liquid cleaning solutions such as vinegar, bleach, window cleaner etc..

Place plastic container over the paper roll to see if is a good size

Make a mark with your pen inside above the lip

Use a sharp knife to cut the roll across the width where you marked it.

Put the piece you cut off into the container and pour the liquid of your choice all over the top

Turn the paper over to the other side and pour more liquid

Remove the cardboard roll

Cut a slit in one of the covers

Enlarge the slit with scissors so it is easy enough to pull the paper towel sheet through..

Grab the beginning of the paper roll that is in the center and pull it up

Pull it through the slit you made in the cover.
If the slit is too thin it will not go through easily. You can take it off and enlarge it with your scissor.

Put the other cover on top of the one with the slit to help keep it from drying out when not being used.

That’s it. Go clean up!

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