How to Make DIY Flushable Wipes

by Paulette Leaphart

Let's face it- flushable wet wipes provide exceptional results as compared to using regular toilet paper. True, this little but effective products are capable of ensuring your bum is always clean. However, they can tend to be expensive over time. The best thing about flushable wipes is that you can make them at home. All you need is a detailed DIY guide and you'll be good to go. Read on as we have prepared a step-by-step guide into how to make DIY flushable wipes.

How to Make DIY Flushable Wipes

How to Make DIY Flushable Wipes
How to Make DIY Flushable Wipes

Step 1: Prepare what you'll need

Preparation is the first and the most important step before embarking on conducting any activity. Ensure you have everything ready to ease your process. Here are some of the ingredients you will need:

  • A roll of biodegradable flushable paper towels
  • One tablespoon baby wash
  • 2 cups of warm distilled water
  • 1 airtight container
  • 6-10 drops of tea tree oil

Tool s

  • Kitchen knife
  • Measuring spoon and cup
  • Cutting board

Step 2: Add baby wash, tea tree oil, coconut oil, and warm water in a measuring cup

Measure one tablespoon of baby wash and coconut oil and pour it in your air tight container. Add two cups of distilled water and 6-10 drops of tea tree oil and gently stir the mixture.

Step 4: Cut the paper towels into two

Using your kitchen knife and a cutting board, cut the paper towels into two and place one half in the container. Place it in a way that it is standing upright.

Notably, you can off about 15-20 sheets from the two halves that will be used as toilet wipes. The remaining pieces can be used for household wipes

Step 5: Pour the liquid mixture over the paper towels

Slowly pour half of the liquid mixture over the paper towels. Ideally, you want your wipes to be wet and not dumpy and, therefore, ensure you pour just the right amount. Flip over the paper towel rolls and pour the mixture on the drier half.

Step 6: Wait for the mixture to saturate and pull out the cardboard center

Although you can pull it out before cutting the roll into two, it will help make the towel tough and, therefore, easier to cut. They are easier to remove after the roll has saturated. Gently pull it up for ease of use.

Step 7: Your wipes will be ready for use

Finally, after going through all the above steps, your wet wipes will be ready for use. You can place them in a labeled container and place them in your toilet. The remaining pieces can be kept in a different container labeled "household wipes". You can use them to clean toothpaste off the sink and many more.

Final thoughts

Want to save a considerable amount of money on your personal homemade hygiene, you can turn your paper towels into flushable wet wipes with this alternative. All you need to do is to put into consideration the above guide on how to make DIY flushable wipes and there is no doubt you will experience exceptional results. After all, why add it to your shopping basket while you can make it at home?

About Paulette Leaphart

It’s me Emily MacKenzie tried to make a documentary film about breast cancer according to the experience of Paulette Leaphart. Now it is no longer possible for some reason. But I’m not disappointed and I’m very hopeful that I can do something very positive that brings awareness to the women of the devastating disease ‘’Breast cancer”. Just stay with me and keep supporting this platform; you will get update time to time and can know everything about ‘’Breast Cancer’’.

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About the Author

It’s me Emily MacKenzie tried to make a documentary film about breast cancer according to the experience of Paulette Leaphart. Now it is no longer possible for some reason. But I’m not disappointed and I’m very hopeful that I can do something very positive that brings awareness to the women of the devastating disease ‘’Breast cancer”. Just stay with me and keep supporting this platform; you will get update time to time and can know everything about ‘’Breast Cancer’’.