Uses for baby wipes

The omnipresent baby wipe can do more duty than just doodie. It can also:

• Clean fingerprints and crayon marks off the wall
• Tidy the car dashboard
• Handwashing stand-in (although we prefer Purell)
• Wipe down restaurant high chairs
• Clean shopping cart handles
• Get rid of deodorant stains on dark clothing
• Remove makeup
• Shine up the bathroom sink and countertop
• Clean dry erase boards
• Give to kids so they can wipe down the kitchen table after meals or projects
• Remove smudges from windows and mirrors

I'm sure you have more creative ideas...

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Comments

[Sarah]

We use ours for adult hiney-wiping, as well, but then ours are cloth. (And you haven't lived until you've wiped yourself with cloth...)

[Tim]

speaking of wiping (noses): when we were at the doctor's my kid had a snot-encrusted nose and I couldn't find anything to wipe with, so I grabbed a gauze pad and something magical happened. Gauze is not only soft and absorbent, but it has a grid of strings that grab on to the crust and pull that off too. I loaded up on them.

[Melissa]

They get stains out of clothes also. I also clean my cheap camera lense with them.

[Andi]

I use baby wipes to clean sticky toddler fingerprints off the lenses of my glasses.

[Johnny's Mom]

Baby wipes are also great for cleaning Coach Signature (not leather) Handbags - this is actually recommended by Coach on the care insert!

[May]

Also great for spot cleaning kitchen floors. Put some on the floor, step on them and the boogie. Kids love it and it's pretty darn effective.