Relief Society that's who! J/k, but I do have super cool Eco friendly recipes on things you'll want to try out! Alright, 1st off homemade wet wipes. These are nice and soft and half the cost of store bought wet wipes. My mom came over with my little brother last night and had a sleep over, and she came with me to Relief society. Today they left and doorbell ditched me the stuff I needed to make the wet wipes. Super awesome! Anyway... here is the recipe!
Baby Wet Wipes:
1 Tbs. Baby shampoo
1 Tbs. Baby lotion
1 C. warm water if using Bounty Paper towels or add half a cup to Cosco's Kirkland Brand.
Cut roll in half, using a serrated knife. Dissolve shampoo and lotion in water, and then add your paper towel. After 15 minutes the solution will wick it's way up the paper towel. Then you pull out the center roll of cardboard. Use wipes by pulling the center one.
*I doubled mine. the container wasn't super tight around the roll, and I think that made it not soak it all up.
Non Toxic cleaner
1 2/3 C. baking soda
1/2 C liquid soap (she used dawn)
1/2 C. Water
2 Tbs. White Vinegar
cleans mildew and soap scum. (perfect for sink)
Furniture Polish
for a 16 ounce spray bottle
4 tsp olive oil
20 drops essential lemon oil or 2 tsp lemon juice(put in fridge if you use lemon juice and make sure to add label)
1/2 cup vinegar
then fill the rest of bottle with water. Shake well whenever you use it. put on rag or on furniture, wipe dry immediately.
Happy Cleaning and Happy go green!
P.S. interested in Cloth diapers? Big sales for earth day. And we love OhKaty diapers!
:) And all in all do what you do! These are just fun ideas!
Enjoy! And if you click on them you can see the recipes too!
Sorry the container wasn't exactly right. Maybe you can still find one at the DI or somewhere else. :)
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