Could you use these for cleaning up after a toddler's meals . Hands and face cleaning ?Would be nice to just toss at end of day.
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The Handi Wipes are "very thin." If you use a couple of them, I think this would meet your need. You might try washing the Handi Wipes after use and reuse them...I am getting 2-3 times the use out of them for cleaning and polishing furniture. Good luck!
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They would make very nice cloths for dealing with a toddler. I would cut the cloths in half if you plan on throwing it away after short use. The cloths are not impregnated with any thing. They are just nice soft cloths that wring dry. I love them.
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It would be great for toddler clean up, but I wouldn't toss it at the end of the day; these things last for weeks, that's why I love them! I just rinse mine in a very mild bleach/water solution after supper and it's ready for the next day. I wash them once a week in the laundry & let them air dry. If you're looking for something that will last all day then toss, I'd probably go with either a Bounty or a Viva paper towel.
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No, they are a once-and-toss product. Personally I wouldn't buy them again b/c I don't think they worked AT ALL in the capacity they were advertised for & which I bought them for (diaper pail). The fact that they aren't recycle-able isn't so nice either.
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You certainly can, great idea !! They are aluminum foil trays, just wash them first. Good thinking !!
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I have not put them in the dishwasher. I think the best way to clean them would be to use a baby bottle cleaner. They might hold up to the extreme heat of the dishwasher.
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We never tried cleaning them. I thought they were considered disposable. If you have figured a way to clean them please let me know.
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I quit using them when I put them in the dishwasher and I could not get them clean even after running them through the second time. I don't have time to hand wash them right after each feeding so I didn't want to chance the mold thing or anything else with them not being clean and through them out.
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Sorry, but I haven't tried. I always wash them by hand, which I feel is far better when dealing with smaller items. Based on the apparent quality, it should be OK, but this is speculation.
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Yes. Our 7 yr old can easily lift them out of the dishwasher and put them away.
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i would say yes, my daughter still puts things in her mouth and shes 3, she loves to paint with these and they are soooo easy to clean up after.
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I imagine you can put them in the dishwasher, though I have not done so. The smallest one would fit in my dishwasher, but not the larger ones. They are extremely easy to hand wash, everything slides off with little effort.
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I've never done that, but I believe you can. We usually use them for soup. I remember they come with a list of don'ts and care instructions, but can't find it.
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Yes. My daughter wore them from the time she started solids at five months to around her first birthday. These are not plastic though, so they are more designed for drool and spit up than actual food.
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I think they'd be great, although keep in mind that it might be a bit of an undertaking (I hate cleaning vents, personally). If they're especially greasy or grimy, you might try them with an all-purpose cleaner, or some Dr. Bronners or dish soap.
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Yes. But I would hand wash them-- they will "float" around in your dishwasher because they are so light.
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You can spit clean them but I would not try to wash them as they have a cardboard core
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I scrub my face with them and they hold up to that. They are more sturdy than wipes, which is why they are labeled washcloths. So, I think they would be perfect for scrubbing with.
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I think they could be good for that, but there is a hole under the handle, so it would be best to still wear gloves. I find my hands are somewhat curled to grip the scoops and are not flat against the hole, so I don't think this would be a big problem for this application. Definitely better than nothing.