Great Baby Wipes Case

I love this baby wipes case (by K. Quinn) because it is not too big or too small and keeps the wipes moist, allowing me to buy refills instead of new packages. This is great for gun case set ups also as it is less bulky than the Huggies plastic encasement many are using.

I have the zebra one, but the material is a fuzzy, soft material - not vinyl. I had to cover it in a clear plastic. Looks like the black diamond one is more wipeable though.

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That is beautiful!
I just purchased a new wipes case from Tupperware.
I really went out on a limb here, because I am very frightened of Tupperware ladies. I love Tupperware. I just do not like the sell sell sell buy buy buy vibe from the Tupperware ladies.
I like that face paint does not seem to stain the top of the container.
It was $12.50 Canadian (or three polar bears, two
Spocks and 20 Litres of Maple Syrup).

xoxoxo

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Ooooh. That is super cute too!

Those are all adorable! That would look so much cooler sitting on my table than the white box they come in

Huggies has some on the grocery shelf now as well..

The Huggies one is much bulkier and you insert a soft pack inside.

Didn't know that...

If you are talking about the Huggies clutch...
The opening of the clutch falls off. I did Gorilla Glue the opening back on, and it works fine. I like the snap fastening on the strap, so I can attach it to my face painting chair. It is easier to open the top of the clutch where you refill the clutch, than it is to use the actual opening when it is attached to my chair.

fesspenter wrote:That is beautiful!
I just purchased a new wipes case from Tupperware.
I really went out on a limb here, because I am very frightened of Tupperware ladies.  I love Tupperware.  I just do not like the sell sell sell buy buy buy vibe from the Tupperware ladies.

Tupperware ladies (or any MLM-hawkers such as Mary Kay, Avon or Pampered Chef reps) scare the bejeebus out of me. You're a braver woman than I, Fesspenter.

I was very, very frightened when I was talking with the Tupperware lady. In my head, I was praying to the great gods of Rubbermaid to come along and save me if I got hypnotized into purchasing a Tupperware house. I got away clean, and with only what I actually wanted to purchase.
I was very, very lucky.

xoxox

fesspenter wrote:I was very, very frightened when I was talking with the Tupperware lady.  In my head, I was praying to the great gods of Rubbermaid to come along and save me if I got hypnotized into purchasing a Tupperware house.  I got away clean, and with only what I actually wanted to purchase.
I was very, very lucky.

You truly dodged a bullet. A plastic, rubbery, freezable, microwavable bullet.

And, I can make jello mold salads in it, and preserve my hubsters' head for a few weeks without any deterioration!

xoxoxo

Not to put a damper on the baby wipes party, but some painters feel that they're full of chemicals and leave a residue that is not conducive to painting on. I would love to hear your opinions about this ...

I have been using baby wipes on my own arm during practice sessions and sometimes I do feel like it leaves a bit of residue on my arm. I have also started trying to remember not to go for the wipe immediately and try the damp paper towel method. I think Forest-Fairy said she has a spray bottle with just the tiniest bit of mild soap mixed in that she uses. My dad and I have gotten a booth at one of our local flea markets. They aren't knocking my doors down for the face painting but I figure it's a good way for me to work out the kinks in my kit set up and nail down some practical designs. I do know that the damp paper towel route would be cheaper in the long run. I do like to have wipes on hand for wiping down my kit and stuff even if I'm not using them on skin.

there are previous threads about this. pros and cons on both sides. some kids with sensitive skin might have a reaction, and wipes might leave a residue.

however, baby wipes have the same ingredients as other bath products, and are made for babies, who have delicate skin, so most kids will probably be ok.