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Hello

After living in the van for almost four months, I can conclude that a tube of nappy wipes are amongst the most used "accessory"!

I place one in the bottom of the litter bin before the pedal bin liner goes in - the nappy wipe is perfumed and as such keeps the bin area smelling fresh.

They are a lot stronger than "wet ones" and the like and are ideal to have at hand when driving etc after eating, spilling Coke etc

They are very slightly damp and are ideal for cleaning the laptop, TV etc etc

The list of uses goes on and on - and there is no baby in sight! LOL

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err Russell .. do you mean Baby wipes? You wipe the baby, not the nappy. Laughing Laughing Or perhaps nappy liners? Very Happy

Baby wipes are a big must have in our van too - get used for everything, including Bodie's feet, wiping the woodwork, sticky hands, refreshing the face .. as you say ... just can't beat them! Very Happy

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I agree Russell.

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Great for removing flies off fibreglass.
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DRYER SHEETS

To go with Russells Tip, I can recommend Dryer Sheets as being fantastic for wiping dried-on insects from the front of motorhomes.

Simply dampen the wipe and crusted-on bugs will wipe off with one gentle wipe.

Try it.

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We use them too Russell, indispensable, but be careful with the laptop if the contain alcohol.. TFT screens shouldn't be cleaned with alcohol ...

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Hello

Yes, I mean baby wipes.

Maybe we could buy ten thousand tubes, repackage them as "the ideal motorhome accessory" and flog them for £££££

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I used to use babywipes to wipe the grease off my hands after hitching or unhitching the caravan-don't need them for that since we got the motorhome Smile

Still have some handy though they are always useful in the m/home.

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The great thing about baby wipes is that they are cheaper -no VAT ? - than wet wipes and tend to be more cloth like and substantial.

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baby wipes are a must have for us as well, we use them for everything (well almost) handy for dusting furniture and wiping dashboard amongst other things, Smile

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