Simple Green Wipes! 🧽

[Aloha]

I have never seen it in wipe form. My laziness has hit a new level.

It really holds up with cleaning the front door, where paper towels turned into rolled clumps.

[ellencadwell]

I just use vinegar to clean mine. Works like a charm.

[Xabbess]

@ellencadwell

I just use vinegar

Same for me

[hansepe]

They’ve been around forever. I keep a set next to my GF for fast cleaning

[PrintToLaser]

New to me, thanks!

[deirdrebeth]

I use baby wipes for the same purpose. Any wet towels are great!

[ca_worth]

I have never seen those. don’t think I need them for my glowforge, but clearly do for the window on my electric smoker

[ellencadwell]

Although the baby wipes worked well, I found that they seemed to leave a little film that seemed to attract gunk much faster. Maybe it’s because of the brand of wipes I bought. The main reason I switched to vinegar though is cost - baby wipes get really expensive and vinegar is really cheap, especially when I buy it in the gallon jugs because we use it so much.

[ca_worth]

LOL, we use vinegar by the gallon as well. rinse aid in the dishwasher, in the washing machine. sheesh, all over the dang place.

[deirdrebeth]

I buy the el cheapo ones (CVS brand in an orange packages) in bulk so, while more expensive than vinegar and paper towels, it’s not by much (either that or I spend too much on my paper towels) It’s possible they have fewer skin softening agents than better brands, but I haven’t noticed a film. I clean maybe once every few months, but I only run about 1 cut/day on average (a bunch all at the same time, and then nothing for a week+).

Of course, nothing but Zeiss on the mirrors/lens/windows.

[ellencadwell]

I use it in my dishwasher too, especially because I do a lot of canning. We also put it in the water for the goats and chickens.

@deirdrebeth - I just buy the heap ones from Walmart. I do use Zeiss on the lens and mirrors.