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​MOO Cleaning Wipes - March 2018

You will need:
1 round baby wipe container*
1 roll of paper towels**
2-4 cups cleaning solution (see the recipes below)

Recycle a used round baby wipe container. Cut a roll of paper towel in half, (an electric or serrated knife works best for this). Remove the centre cardboard. Place half of the paper towels in the baby wipe container. Pour cleaning solution into the container. (The amount will depend of the absorbency of your paper towels.) Pull the first paper towel out of the centre of the roll, through the hole in the container lid. If the paper towels dry out before they are all used, add more solution or some water. These can be used for window cleaner, all-purpose cleaner, or disinfectant cleaner. 

*If you don't have a baby wipe container, you can use a round plastic container and just drill or punch a large hole in the centre of the lid. 

**It is best to use expensive, thick paper towels. The cheap ones won't hold up to scrubbing.

For Face/Hand Wipes:
2 tablespoons liquid baby bath
2 cups water

For Bathroom Wipes:
1/2 cup pine cleaner
2 cups water

For Window Wipes:
1 cup methylated spirits
1-1/2 cups water
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