I use a wipe solution of distilled H2O, few drops lavendar oil, few drops TTO, a tsp burt's bees apricot oil, and a squirt of baby soap (Aveeno). Honestly, I've never used plain water, but I've heard that you can have mold problems with wet wipes if they sit in the pail for too long. TTO helps as an antifungal to keep mold away. I use this solution because it is super easy to make and keep in a spray bottle, and it smells SOOO good. I know lots of people use plain water without any problems!
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We use a wipe warmer. If you do use a warmer, you need to either use distilled water or boil the water first. The warmer will get stuff growing within 24 hours from regular tap water it's just not stable enough.
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I use a wipe solution. Always have since we started using cloth. I find it gets the bum cleaner without having to "scrub" especially with the sticky poos. Never fails that a plain wet washcloth just doesn't handle the really nasty ones for us. :LOL
I make it up by the gallon jug because it's easier. I use Tea Tree Oil, Lavender Oil, Burt's Bee's Apricot Oil and Weleda Calendula Oil and a squirt of Lavender soap/wash. Smells wonderful and keeps the skin soft. The gallon will last about 2 weeks or so. We use a lot of solution, makes messy faces easy to clean up too!!
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I use a wipe solution. Always have since we started using cloth. I find it gets the bum cleaner without having to "scrub" especially with the sticky poos. Never fails that a plain wet washcloth just doesn't handle the really nasty ones for us. :LOL
I make it up by the gallon jug because it's easier. I use Tea Tree Oil, Lavender Oil, Burt's Bee's Apricot Oil and Weleda Calendula Oil and a squirt of Lavender soap/wash. Smells wonderful and keeps the skin soft. The gallon will last about 2 weeks or so. We use a lot of solution, makes messy faces easy to clean up too!!
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