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Baby Wipes: Frugal Baby Wipes
Catherine McDiarmid-Watt |
Friday, February 05, 2021 |
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I prefer to use Puffs facial tissues for my baby's bottom rather than the homemade baby wipes to save money.
I have a squirt bottle filled with 2-3 tablespoons baby wash, 2-3 tablespoons baby oil and water.
I squirt his bottom, then wipe with the dry tissues.
Facial tissues are softer and much less expensive than paper towels - and I don't have to bother with cutting the paper towels in half (which can get quite bothersome).
Thanks to J. Buffett for this Frugal Baby Tip!
More Baby Wipes Recipes:
πΆ Baby Wipes: Frugal Baby Wipes
πΆπ» Frugal Baby Wipes: Diaper Wipe Recipe
πΆπΌ Frugal Baby Wipes: Simple Wipes Recipe
πΆπ½ Diaper Sewing: Hand-sewing Doublers and Wipes
πΆπΎ Frugal Diapering: Using Washcloths
πΆπΏ Frugal Baby Wipes: Home-made Wipes
πΆ Diapering: Saving Energy with Wipes Warmer
πΆπ» Baby Wipes: Avoid Mineral Oil
πΆπΌ Baby Wipes: Re-using Disposable Baby Wipes
πΆπ½ Frugal Baby Wipes: Handi-Wipes Baby Wipes
πΆπΎ Frugal Baby Wipes: Reusable Wipes and Recipe
πΆπΏ Frugal Baby Wipes Recipes
πΆ Frugal Baby Wipes: Two Wipe Recipes
πΆπ» Frugal Baby Wipes: Another Diaper Wipes Recipe
πΆπΌ Baby Wipes: Homemade Baby Wipes
πΆπ½ Baby Wipes: Make your own wipes recipe
πΆπΎ Baby Wipes: Frugal Bum Wipes
πΆπΏ Frugal Baby Wipes: Using a Thermos

Shopping Suggestions:
πΆ Puffs Ultra Soft and Strong Facial Tissues
πΆπ» Tolco Flip Top Cylinder Bottle
πΆπΌ Johnson Head-To-Toe Baby Wash
πΆπ½ Johnson's Baby Oil
πΆπΎ Offpring Baby Bum Spray
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About Catherine: I have been writing my Frugal Baby Tips since 1982, when I was a young divorced mom of two - for my baby product company, Born to Love. I am now mom to three grown up sons, and a grandma - and happily married to a wonderful man. We have rescued two little dogs, Denny and Dexter - and a rescue cat, Bella.
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