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Wet Wipe Wonder

Recently getting ready for birthday celebration and just coming into spring the window panes and skirting areas needed attention. A friend helping me with the prep asked if I had wet wipes.  I said yes just use them for make-up removal, I had the fragrance/alcohol free ones. Voila next thing in a space of ten minutes she had cleaned all the areas that needed doing removing the build-up of mildew within seconds and the place was sparkling. Wet wipes $1.99 for 100 wipes many surfaces cleaned. I was instantly invigorated and went out and bought the ones with alcohol in them and have continued spring cleaning the rest of the house. Time saver, cheaper than the normal cleaning products and instant gratification. I have since used those handy little towelettes in all areas of the house even up to the interior of my car and I am never disappointed.
Contributed by Bernadine Coetzee

Editor's note: I use wet wipes for all sorts of cleaning too. They do a brilliant job on the velour upholstery in the car. We use them for the Wet Wipe Wonder Wash when we are camping and can't have a shower too. I buy the Mamia wipes from Aldi (fragrance free) and they don't irritate at all. Cath
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