In these challenging times when essential supplies like disinfectant wipes can be hard to come by, it’s essential to find creative solutions. If you’ve ever found yourself in a situation where you’re running low on cleaning supplies, fear not. This article will guide you through the process of creating your very own DIY disinfectant wipes, allowing you to keep your surroundings clean and safe. Let’s explore how to make the best DIY disinfectant wipes.
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Shopping for groceries during a pandemic can undoubtedly present its challenges. Just yesterday, I ventured to the supermarket, only to discover that they were completely out of flour, and as expected, there wasn’t a roll of tissue paper in sight. Moreover, nearly all the cleaning supplies were wiped off the shelves. It’s a familiar scenario for many. The good news is that there are alternatives available to replace these high-demand items, and one such solution is making your own disinfectant wipes.
Given the current unavailability of commercial cleaning supplies, I thought it would be helpful to share a set of instructions for creating your own disinfectant wipes. I currently possess only one container of Lysol wipes, and with their fast depletion, I’ve found myself wiping down frequently touched surfaces such as light switches, doorknobs, and faucets multiple times a day.
Thankfully, the process of making your own disinfectant wipes is remarkably straightforward. The steps, outlined by Jessica Griggs of the blog “12 Tomatoes,” are as follows:
What You’ll Need:
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