Pinterest Test 1

We all know what a great thing Baby wipes are and we know how much the cost of them can add up. So as I was looking around on Pinterest a few day ago  I came across this pin https://www.pinterest.com/pin/552676185503285352/  and I am sure you could imagine how excited I was. But I wanted to know how it worked before I spent money to make them so I bought enough stuff to make one thing of them.
It says that you only need....

1. Water
2. Baby wash
3. Coconut oil

Then in the directions it states that you could use any oil we opted for Vitamin E Oil as I know that my kids are safe to use this and I know how it makes our skin feel.

So Lets get to the testing.... 

So this is what we used for this project

One roll of Bounty Basic Paper Towels

Vitamin E Oil

Johnson's Baby Head-to-toe Wash

A Sharp Knife

A Tablespoon

Cutting board

and a bowl with a lid.

 

It says to Cut the paper towel in half we did this...

If you have ever cut paper towels you know that it does not look to pretty where you cut at but we pressed on in the name of our Blog we can't stop there.....

 

The mess that was left behind from cutting them in half.

 

You'll  remove the cardboard tube out of them  we chose to do this after we cut them.

 

 

Next you need to take a table spoon of Baby wash and mix it with the cup of water

Then add a Table Spoon of the oil you are using...

 

 

Again we used Vitamin E Oil

Then pour the mixture over the paper towels and your done store in a container with a lid.

This is what they look like now to see if they work



 

We wiped our hands with them and they left our hands really soapy and I squeezed on one and it left my had like the picture shows. So would they clean like a baby wipe.... Yes they would if you want soap left everywhere. So we can not call it a  Bomb because it will do as it is meant to do.  So it is a True thing you can make baby wipes this way. But I will just stick with buying them for my kid and use these from cleaning.

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