Uses for Baby Wipes in Your Home
For home cleanup, use baby wipes to:
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report abuse- clean spills and spatters while painting
- wipe down the leaves of houseplants
- free dust-bunnies stuck deep in corners
- pick up fine shards of glass after you drop the jelly jar on the kitchen floor
- attach to a dust mop (like a Swiffer) to pick up extra dust
- blot to pick up stains on clothing, upholstery or carpeting
- get rid of deodorant marks on dark clothing
- shine up the bathroom sink and fixtures
- clean fingerprints and crayon marks off of walls
- remove smudges from windows and mirrors
- remove stray hairs from pets with a daily rubdown
- clean off rubber stamps and remove excess glue and ink while scrapbooking
- clean up leather shoes (add a little petroleum jelly to get a shine)
- recycle as dust cloths—some brands can be laundered and reused as dust cloths and cleaning rags (just not the ones used for dirty diapers, please!)
- clean your keyboard and other electronic equipment (but power down first!)
- wipe down tile walls after your shower to minimize soap scum
- erase felt tip pen and marker accidents before they are permanent
- use as a dishcloth
- clean out the interior of the microwave
- place a few drops of your favorite essential oil on a wipe and place it in a dresser drawer as a sachet
- moisten envelope glue before sealing
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