DIY: Make your own Reusable Disinfecting Wipes at home
Do you want to save more money, and stay germ-free?
If your answer is a YES. Then Making your own Reusable disinfecting wipes will save you more money!
With just a few simple steps and ingredients you could have some eco-friendly cleaning wipes for all your surfaces.
Not only will this save you trips to the store but you can also feel good about reducing waste and keeping chemicals out of landfills. So simplify your life without sacrificing cleanliness by making your own reusable disinfecting wipes at home!
How to Make your own Reusable Disinfecting Wipes?
Reusable Disinfecting Wipes are essential and making your own is a savvy way to stay healthy and eco-friendly all at once!
So if you’re ready to discover how to make your own Reusable Disinfecting Wipes! Then let’s get started.
Ingredients:
Here are a few ingredients that you will need to make your Reusable Disinfecting Wipes at home!
- 1 Cup of Water
- 1 or 2 Teaspoons of Soap (of your choice Hand/ Dish Soap)
- ¼ Cup of isopropyl Alcohol or Grain alcohol
- 15 Drops of Essential Oils: Tea-tree, lavender, or lemon (optional)
- Heavy-duty paper towels, Napkins, or guest towels
- Large mason jar
Instructions:
- Separate the Heavy-duty paper towels or the guest towels into individual pieces & Fold or roll them to fit the mason jar
- Measure the Disinfecting Solution and the other ingredients
- Add Essential Oils, Soap, and Water.
- Mix all the ingredients
- Add Heavy-duty paper towels or Napkins and let them soak up
How to use your Reusable Disinfecting Wipes?
Now, once your wipes are ready to be used. Here are a few instructions that will help you clean perfectly your area.
- You can use more than one Wipe to disinfect an entire kitchen or bathroom
- If you have more liquid left over, you can store it in a separate mason jar
- Once you are done cleaning, simply toss the soiled wipes into the laundry
- After cleaning, wash your hands properly to remove any bacteria
Please note:
- The Reusable Disinfecting wipes don’t need to be drippy. They should be very moist.
- don’t wipe away the alcohol, just allow it to air dry.
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