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Baby wipes
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We use them in the charity shop for wiping grubby book covers.0
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I think they are so good at breaking down food because of their proper purpose - think about what they are meant to clean up! I haven't used them for ages (since kids were babies) but recall that they were ace for getting most sticky foody marks off most surfaces. And the good cheap ones are just as effective as the good expensive ones!0
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I use them for everything. I try wipes first and if it doesn't work try something else. Most times wipes work first time. I use Pampers Sensitive as that is what we use for DGSs. Great for my make up - cheaper than make up remover wipes etc in Boots and kind to the eyes for eye make up.
I bought some in Lidls by the way the other day BOGF. Stocked up for DD. They seem to come on offer there regularly.
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At work - getting the smears off my whiteboard, makeup off the kids, and graffiti off the desks!0
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I use them for cleaning the telly, and then wipe over with a kitchen towel.
I have also used them for cleaning the bumper of my car after my husband (no, really it was him!) clipped another car. We had some paint on our car from the other car and the baby wipe took it straight off. No expensive repairs for us0 -
they are great for everything my youngest is now 3 1/2 and i still buy lots dont think i will ever not buy them too handyStill TryingGrocery challenge July 2016
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My face
Trainers
Shoes
Car dashboard
My 'special friend'
Sofa
Car lights one night when they were thick with muck
Light switches
Pretty much anything, though I only buy Asda George wipes as DS2 is allergic to most others!0 -
i found they are good for removing emulsion paint as well from surfaces
apologies if anyone else has mentioned it0 -
I clean my entire house with a few baby wipes.. hand rails, walls, carpets, leather sofas, mantle piece, skirtings, ooh and of course snotty grotty sticky manky children.
They are useless for windows and glass!!LB moment 10/06 Debt Free date 6/6/14Hope to be debt free until the day I dieMortgage-free Wannabee (05/08/30)6/6/14 £72,454.65 (5.65% int.)08/12/2023 £33602.00 (4.81% int.)0 -
pigpen....you obviously have the same type of children as me!i absolutely swear by baby wipes for evrything.The soft cloth type ones are the best i think.0
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