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I am very proud to announce that I am no longer using the disposable nappy wipes. I made my own and use them. I figured out what it costs me a year in wipes... $240!!!! So I am saving not only the environment but lotsa moula!!!!
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poshBecks
17-08-2006, 20:30
what sort are you using?
I bought some from Sandra's stuffables which are great!! Then I bought a 10 pack of thin baby washers. They are great too. :)
I just boil water & put a squirt of baby wash in it. Works a treat.
I am using nappy liners and chux wipes believe it or not!!! They are very soft and I can throw them in the wash. CHEAPER than chips!!! Once they get a bit worn I can use them for cleaning! (not the dishes of course, but the loo and bathroon) and DH can use them as grease rags lol.
I have been using cooled boiled water with camomile tea, smells lovely!!!
poshBecks
17-08-2006, 20:39
Cool. I was using cammomile tea for a bit too..... the baby wash cleans up better I found. But it did smell good you are right!!
I am just sooooo proud!! DH thought I was going wacko!!! he said he hates the idea of reusing them... but then I said what if I was using cloth nappies??? They poop and everything on that and you wash and reuse them????? You were in cloth doe doe head!!! He just shook his head and laughed at me! He has not been 'recycling' the poopey ones though, will have to get in his ear more huh??!!
poshBecks
17-08-2006, 20:45
Yeah my dh is a tad grossed out by it too.. but I said to him.. whats better? $10 per fortnight in our pockets & no nappy rash, or $10 towards huggies & bad nappy rash.....
Men are funny aren't they!! :laughing:
I have started using cloth wipes too - I can't believe I was ever using the disposible ones! I just got a 6 pack of the vileda yellow & green fabric kitchen wipes and cut them into quarters. They are great as they are just the right thickness, wash really well and are cheap!
~EmsMum~
17-08-2006, 20:57
oh wow thats a great idea :D
reAllytee
17-08-2006, 21:05
I use cheap facewashers grabs the poo better hehehe !
Was a waitin for you to jump in...lol.... Chux and nappy liners were all I could afford AT the moment:o
Frazzled
17-08-2006, 21:19
What a great idea - you have me in too kriso. Spotlight sell good size thin washers in a pack of six, i have some for e in the bath but think i may get more for his bum bum. Do you still use dispo's when u go out?
reAllytee
17-08-2006, 21:23
Was a waitin for you to jump in...lol.... Chux and nappy liners were all I could afford AT the moment:o
Oh i will keep a look out for you i just recently grabbed 10 facewashers for $1 !!!!!
I am the bargain hunter !!! heheheh Dp has taught me well :rolleyes:
I shall have you all in clothies in no time :p :devil6:
I'm using cheap, thin flannels from Big W ($8/12 I think.. something like that.) They're FANTASTIC!
Chris won't use them, :rolleyes: instead using 2 or 3 huggies wipes at a time when I use ONE cloth wipe, to grab ALL of the poo (and not spread it like the huggies ones)
I still use disposable ones when I go out and beside the bed for night time changes, but the change table is stocked with washable wipes :D
Kate~ went out today and used my 'home brand' (he he) ones ... so proud of me!
Ally~ Where did you get those... I want some!!!
reAllytee
17-08-2006, 21:36
Ally~ Where did you get those... I want some!!!
At Best & Less !!!!!
They are clearing out their old stuff !!!!
Have a look & i will keep my eye out for you also :thumbsup:
MAN! I was there today! Didn't look...derrrr, it would help if I could actually SEE!!!!!!!:rolleyes:
Did you get them from the mall or the square???
reAllytee
17-08-2006, 22:55
Mac Square !
Otherwise keep a look out anywhere your out & about like Spotlight etc cause you can find great specials on facewashers quite often !
MumsieMel
18-08-2006, 13:37
Wow Ally what a great Bargin!!!!! :thumbsup:
I use the Little Wishes washers at woolies.
GREAT job Kris!!!!!
I love using my clothies now!!!!
Im a convert!! :D
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