There are quite a few reasons you might decide to make your own disinfectant wipes. For starters, it might be more cost-effective to purchase cleaning ingredients in bulk than to continuously buy ...

Months into the coronavirus pandemic, parents nationwide are still adjusting to changes in daily life. Not only are moms and dads working from home and caring for out-of-school children, they're also ...

My family has enough toilet paper (for the time being, anyway). Our fridge, freezer and pantry are all full. But the one thing I failed to buy enough of is disinfecting wipes. With four children ages ...

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If you’ve tried to buy Clorox or Lysol disinfectant wipes, you know they are impossible to find in stores right now. But you can whip up your own disinfectant wipes with just a few simple ingredients.

If you're making one of each kind of wipe, make sure you label them. You really don't want a 70% alcohol solution on your baby's skin. (Sandra Gutierrez G.) Shortages have been a big side effect of ...