| Washable WipesWashable WipesWashable wipes can be made of any washable material, but cotton, polyester fleece Why opt for washable wipes?Over the course of infancy, it is easy to spend £200-300 on disposable wipes- compare that with a one-off spend of £10-30 on washable wipes and it’s a no-brainer! How do I use washable wipes?Really, this is entirely up to you, and you will find a method that suits you best. But we can give you the options.
If opting for option 1 though, be careful not the store the wet wipes for too lengthy a time, as they can become musty and icky. Handy Hint: Store your warm water or wipe solution in a thermos flask ready to use throughout the day. It will spare your baby from that cold wipe feeling, and will save you running the tap to get hot water each time! What wipe solution should I use?Again, entirely up to you. Wipe solutions can be as simple as plain water, you can buy a pre-mixed solution, or you can make your own. Solutions will typically contain:
Cloth Wipe Solution Recipes:1) Simple Solution 2) Chamomile (especially great for sore bottoms) 3) Tea-tree and Lavender
However, if all of this seems a little complicated or a hassle- why not try the Cheeky Wipes All-In-One Washable Wipes Kit- Reusable Wipes dont get more convenient than that!
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and bamboo work especially well. A good size for a wipe is 15-20cm square. Washable wipes are used in the same way as a disposable wipe, and can be used on faces, hands, bottoms, or wherever- then when you are done, just pop them in the machine alongside your nappies or regular laundry.
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