Published on September 15th, 2011 | by Vivian Nelson Melle

How To Make Your Own Reusable Cleaning Wipes

Even water has the potential to damage surfaces.

Test for Reactions

It’s always important to test your skin and surfaces for reactions to new cleaning products. It’s also necessary to keep all cleaning items out of children’s reach. These products are gentle enough to use every day which also helps make maintenance much easier. Make sure to shake the cleanser before each use.

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Do you using disposable cleaning wipes or reusable cloths? What’s your cleaning method?

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Vivian Nelson Melle Vivian Nelson Melle is a writer and life coach helping individuals, families, and businesses thrive. She supports small businesses especially in the areas of Green Living, Health, and Wellness. She can be found at www.viviannelsonmelle.com and www.craftyvivi.com