A lightly scented baby wipes solution can be made by dissolving Booty Cubes in water. Our Booty Cubes contain 100% all natural ingredients which help prevent and soothe diaper rash.
Booty Cubes come in a variety of blends for different skin types and many wonderful scents! With delicate skin in mind, Booty Cubes are specially formulated by a work at home momma!
How do I use Booty Cubes?
1) Add one or two Booty Cubes to 1 cup (8 oz) of hot water; stir until dissolved.
2) Place cube and water into microwave safe container; microwave for 20-25 seconds. Repeat as necessary until cube dissolves. Please let solution cool before using (an ice cube will help).
3) Booty Cubes solution can be poured into a spritz bottle, over your dry cloth wipes, or used in a wipes warmer.
Are Booty Cubes safe to use with cloth diapers?
Yes! Booty Cubes are safe to use with cloth diapers. We have not had problems or complaints about residue left behind from Booty Cubes. The ingredients in Booty Cubes easily wash out of cloth diapers and wipes.
How many cubes are in a 2 oz package, and how much solution does one cube make?
A single 2 oz package of Booty Cubes contains approximately 45 - 50 cubes, and each cube makes 1 cup (8 oz) of solution.
Note: If you use 3 cubes (24 oz of solution) each week, one package of Booty Cubes should last around 4 months!
Does the solution go bad?
Booty Cubes blends contain either grapefruit seed extract (GSE), or tea tree oil (TTO) which are naturally anti-microbial/anti-fungal. GSE or TTO should help your wipes water stay clean by inhibiting fungal growth. Using the solution in a spritz bottle will also keep your solution fresher for longer.
Booty Cubes products do NOT contain: chemicals, detergents, dyes, sulfates (SLS/SLES), parabens, phthalates, Cocomide DEA, surfactants, alcohol, propylene glycol, and our products have not been tested on animals. All products are made from vegetable oils, are completely vegan (except milk in goat's milk cubes or soap), and are biodegradable. Essential and fragrance oils are used in small amounts - only enough to "get the job done."
