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10 Alternative Uses For Baby Wipes

by Karly Wood March 17, 2016

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7. Remove Deodorant Marks

Ahh, deodorant. A necessary evil if you don’t want to smell. But usually half of it ends up in white streaks on your shirt and everybody knows what it is. Just use your handy baby wipes to wet and scrub the area for a quick resolution!

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Source: LilyButtonDesign.blogspot.com

8. Clean Microfiber Couches

I personally don’t own a microfiber anything because I’ve heard they are traps for dirt and hard to maintain. And that’s without children. But if you do have microfiber furniture, you probably want to keep them clean. Baby wipes are your answer! Using a technique of saturating your couch with a baby wipe (or 50), rubbing quickly with a towel while blowdrying the area dry, you can restore dingy and stained furniture to its former glory.

Head over to LilyButtonDesign.blogspot.com to see amazing before and afters on the magic of baby wipes!

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9. Eliminate Pen/Marks From Photos

Have you ever flipped open a family photo album, only to find your child has ruined photos by drawing on them? Before you cry and give up all hope, grab a baby wipe and lightly rub the ink. It could save your photos!

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10. Wipe Down Electronics

Cell phones, tablets and keyboards are some of the grossest surface areas we touch on a daily basis. Not to mention, our kids like to play with them and leave finger prints and who knows what else smeared all over the screen. Use baby wipes (constantly!) to wipe down glass screens, and unplug keyboards and computer mice to scour. Since baby wipes are so gentle, they shouldn’t scratch your screens and won’t harm any protective coating.

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Karly Wood

Editor at Red Tricycle

I'm a born and bred Southern California native and currently the managing editor at Red Tri. I get to share my life with my husband of 13 years and our beautiful, 5-year old daughter. In my free time you'll catch me cheering for the Dodgers, cooking, baking, reading, crafting and probably watching a little HGTV!