Homemade Baby Wipes

Source

Ingredients

Display units in Metric

Yields 2 containers originally 2 containers

1	roll	heavy duty paper towels (such as Viva)
2	plastic	containers that fit one half roll of paper towels each
1 ³⁄₄	cups	boiled, purified, or distilled water
1	tablespoon	pure aloe vera
1	tablespoon	rose petal witch hazel (alcohol-free)
1	tablespoon	liquid castile soap (I made my own by pouring nine cups of boiling water over a solid bar of castile soap.)
2	teaspoons	virgin sweet almond oil
4	drops	each of lavender, thyme, and wild orange essential oils (Doterra brand is best!)

Mix all liquid ingredients together. Cut paper towel roll in half. Pull out cardboard tubing. Place a half roll in your plastic container and pour liquid soap mixture over until it is fully wet.

Squeeze out extra moisture. Pull the inside end up through the middle of the roll.

Repeat with second half of paper towels.

Store in an airtight container and use for up to two weeks.

Note: If you want to prolong the life of your wipes, add a few drops of colloidal silver or grapefruit seed extract to your soap mixture.

Mix all liquid ingredients together. Cut paper towel roll in half. Pull out cardboard tubing. Place a half roll in your plastic container and pour liquid soap mixture over until it is fully wet.
Squeeze out extra moisture. Pull the inside end up through the middle of the roll.
Repeat with second half of paper towels.
Store in an airtight container and use for up to two weeks.
Note: If you want to prolong the life of your wipes, add a few drops of colloidal silver or grapefruit seed extract to your soap mixture.

Comments & Personal Notes

Easily import recipes to your online cookbook, drag them to your meal planner, and we’ll make your organized grocery list.

Try it FREE for 14 days! No credit card required!

Start my free 14-day trial

At the end of your trial, you can subscribe for $5.95/month or $49/year ($4.08/month).

There’s nothing to remember to cancel if Plan to Eat is not for you. We won’t bother you, but we might cry a little.