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Munchie

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We use these all the time for the obvious (feels clean and fresh).
We buy the Tesco cheapies and put the used ones in a nappie bag (100 for coppers)
Now apart from the obvious we use them for a wipe round the bits n pieces and under arm to freshen up sometimes.
They are also great for cleaning:- glasses, binoculars, tele screens, camera lenses and laptop screens then just a dry off with a paper towel.
I do like multipurpose things in the Motorhome. :thumb:
 

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We use these all the time for the obvious (feels clean and fresh).
We buy the Tesco cheapies and put the used ones in a nappie bag (100 for coppers)
. :thumb:

er-how many per bag ? How long does that take to fill ? Where do you store partially filled bag ?
::bigsmile:::bigsmile:

Mike
 
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Munchie

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er-how many per bag ? How long does that take to fill ? Where do you store partially filled bag ?
::bigsmile:::bigsmile:

Mike

Into bag as we use em (two or three) and binned straight away. :ROFLMAO:

The nappie bags are coppers for a hundred and although I am a Scot infected with Yorkshire I am not that tight. :Eeek:

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They are also the best thing out for cleaning leather upholstery,car seats etc.
 

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We use these all the time for the obvious (feels clean and fresh).
We buy the Tesco cheapies and put the used ones in a nappie bag (100 for coppers)
Now apart from the obvious we use them for a wipe round the bits n pieces and under arm to freshen up sometimes.
They are also great for cleaning:- glasses, binoculars, tele screens, camera lenses and laptop screens then just a dry off with a paper towel.
I do like multipurpose things in the Motorhome. :thumb:

Yes, they are great for all those personal little things, but for the sake of a harmonious Motor Home NEVER PUT THEM DOWN THE CASSETE.

I seen one guy turn into a volcano trying to get them out....

Doug...

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Oh no I do put them down there I thought they would come out easy ----dont tell Ray then as he hasnt said anything YET:Doh:
 

K9Brian

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The nappie bags are coppers for a hundred and although I am a Scot infected with Yorkshire I am not that tight. :Eeek:[/QUOTE]

Glad to see Ken planning ahead:thumb:

Can't have too many nappie bags whilst they are cheap :ROFLMAO:

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When I ran a Karaoke we used them for cleaning CDs.
Wipe and dry across, not around the disc.
Removes finger smudges, etc. nicely.

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wasp

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Funny that my daughter uses them for the baby:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:no not me
 

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We go through loads of wipes on our 2 yrs old botty, we also use them for wiping sticky hands and for wiping the girls feet before they climb into bed (nightmare flip flops).

On our recent trip to France though we got onto our last pack of wipes as well as nappies so off we went to the supermarket. :cry:

DO NOT run out in France 20 euro for 4 packs!!!! That would have been like wiping his botty in gold leaf :ROFLMAO: Needless to say I made them last and the girls used wet kitchen roll for their feet. I couldn't believe it, at home I don't get the cheapest I use Johnsons which are £4 for 4 packs, so not bad.

The nappies I had no choice but got own brand 20 nappies for 10 euro! I usually pay £20 for 164 nappies for Pampers. :Eeek:
 

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Look here tight wad you`re in France, pay the price:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:I`ll get me coat

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brodie

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Look here tight wad you`re in France, pay the price:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:I`ll get me coat


I know that but after the bar bill 20 euro for two pints and three cokes I couldn't face paying out for a*** wipes as well!

Oh yes wet wipes, I see wipes and that just means sprog and bottom to me :ROFLMAO: !
 
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on and off for the whole of my existance
wipes and bags

Wipes, by the hundreds scattered everywhere, fragranced, light fragranced and no fragrance........special ones to hand sanitise...........industrial wipes in a plastic tub..........individual travel packs.......... moist insect repelant wipes..........plus the most important of all.... the super delicate moist wet wipes designed for ones derier that CAN be put in toilet....


THEN....



You have the nappie sacks..... breeding in every corner.........as we use them for doggy doo bags.....so they live in one corner then every time we go out for walk we take a few then put left over ones down...... they get every where......but super usefull for all sorts of things...

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Terry

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Here are some ways you can use baby wet wipes:

Wipe off the kitchen counter
Clean up the spilled liquid off the floor
Wipe up that mess around the toilet when your kid misses
Clean hands in the car
Clean kids’ hands when they refuse to wash in the sink
Get bird poop off your car windshield or hood
Get bird poop off swings or slides at the playground
Wipe off the insect repellent from your kids once they are done playing outside
Swipe away the sweat from your face on a hot summer day
Sanitize after using a public bathroom with the kids, especially if there was no soap
Wipe sticky food/residue off of toys
Get dirt off your hands after you just loaded up your truck with mulch at the home improvement store
Dislodge crusty boogers from around your kids nostrils
Wipe off the dog or duck poop you stepped in while playing with the kids at the park
De-stickify the outside of your kids’ water bottles
Remove the residue that always seems to appear on your deck furniture
Dust your hard surface furniture
Remove dirt, grime, stains, and crayons from your walls
Help clean up a skinned knee
Quickly clean up the bathroom surfaces before guests arrive
Remove the grease and dirt from your hands after you worked on the car
Clean off your car’s dashboard
Remove make-up
Sanitize your computer keyboard
Clean the hand prints and smudges your kids leave on the car windows
Clean up after play-doh, glue sticks, and washable markers
Wipe down doorknobs and switch plates
Don’t forget to have one or two handy after you finish that bucket of KFC!
Wipe up spit-up from the leather couches
As a bullfighter’s cape when your rowdy toddler wants to be the bull
Hasty wipe down of the table after you’ve been seated at the restaurant but before your server appears
Compress to soothe fevered brows
Cleaning up twin bums after your twins have synchronized poops

terry :thumb:
 

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Here are some ways you can use baby wet wipes:

Wipe off the kitchen counter
Clean up the spilled liquid off the floor
Wipe up that mess around the toilet when your kid misses
Clean hands in the car
Clean kids’ hands when they refuse to wash in the sink
Get bird poop off your car windshield or hood
Get bird poop off swings or slides at the playground
Wipe off the insect repellent from your kids once they are done playing outside
Swipe away the sweat from your face on a hot summer day
Sanitize after using a public bathroom with the kids, especially if there was no soap
Wipe sticky food/residue off of toys
Get dirt off your hands after you just loaded up your truck with mulch at the home improvement store
Dislodge crusty boogers from around your kids nostrils
Wipe off the dog or duck poop you stepped in while playing with the kids at the park
De-stickify the outside of your kids’ water bottles
Remove the residue that always seems to appear on your deck furniture
Dust your hard surface furniture
Remove dirt, grime, stains, and crayons from your walls
Help clean up a skinned knee
Quickly clean up the bathroom surfaces before guests arrive
Remove the grease and dirt from your hands after you worked on the car
Clean off your car’s dashboard
Remove make-up
Sanitize your computer keyboard
Clean the hand prints and smudges your kids leave on the car windows
Clean up after play-doh, glue sticks, and washable markers
Wipe down doorknobs and switch plates
Don’t forget to have one or two handy after you finish that bucket of KFC!
Wipe up spit-up from the leather couches
As a bullfighter’s cape when your rowdy toddler wants to be the bull
Hasty wipe down of the table after you’ve been seated at the restaurant but before your server appears
Compress to soothe fevered brows
Cleaning up twin bums after your twins have synchronized poops

terry :thumb:

You should get out more!!!:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
 

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