A tried and true solution for cloth baby wipes
for an 12 oz container:
2 tsp Dr. Bronner's Pure Castile Soap
(baby mild but NOT peppermint!)
1 tsp olive oil
1tsp baking soda
10 drops lavender oil
15 drops tea tree oil
fill the rest with water
this solution has the "slide" effect that disposables have because of the oil,
is antibacterial and smells great...
it makes the diaper pail and baby room smell considerably better!
I've been using it at home since little A was born and I loves it.
Dr. Bronner's Pure Castile Soap is a necessity in our home. We use it for so many things. Bath soap, diaper wipes, hand wash soap,... It is fair trade, has mostly all organic ingredients, and very few ingredients! I give it a 2 thumbs up.
It can be purchased at any natural food store.
If you don't have dr. bronner's soap, use the purest soap, with the least additives and scents that you have.
store the wipes with solution in your old disposable wipes container.
or just spray the wipes one at a time.
for an 12 oz container:
2 tsp Dr. Bronner's Pure Castile Soap
(baby mild but NOT peppermint!)
1 tsp olive oil
1tsp baking soda
10 drops lavender oil
15 drops tea tree oil
fill the rest with water
this solution has the "slide" effect that disposables have because of the oil,
is antibacterial and smells great...
it makes the diaper pail and baby room smell considerably better!
I've been using it at home since little A was born and I loves it.
Dr. Bronner's Pure Castile Soap is a necessity in our home. We use it for so many things. Bath soap, diaper wipes, hand wash soap,... It is fair trade, has mostly all organic ingredients, and very few ingredients! I give it a 2 thumbs up.
It can be purchased at any natural food store.
If you don't have dr. bronner's soap, use the purest soap, with the least additives and scents that you have.
store the wipes with solution in your old disposable wipes container.
or just spray the wipes one at a time.
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