hygiene help

[wabi-sabi]

So showering is getting harder and harder and I'm thinking I may need to start using wipes in bed pretty soon.

The issue is, with sensitive skin, what types of wipes should I use that won't irritate me? I'm afraid if I leave cleaning product on my skin it will be worse than just being dirty.

 

[Judee]

I did just see something called Water Wipes on Amazon. They are just water and some kind of fruit essence. They were kind of pricey though but maybe there are others like them for less. ??

Hope you can find something that works for you.

 

[wabi-sabi]

They are just water and some kind of fruit essence.

That sounds like spilling a drink on yourself!

 

[Judee]

That sounds like spilling a drink on yourself!

I didn't quite think of it like that but yeah, you're kinda correct. Plus, you gave me a unexpected laugh. Thanks!!!!

 

[wabi-sabi]

Plus, you gave me a unexpected laugh. Thanks!!!!

We do need to laugh to keep going, I think.

 

[Wishful]

That sounds like spilling a drink on yourself!

Are you supposed to lick it off afterwards?

 

[wabi-sabi]

Are you supposed to lick it off afterwards?

Clearly.
If only I had thought of that...

 

[hapl808]

I can't do scented wipes, but I've had good luck with these (Amazon US).

 

[Anchoress]

Old style flannel/face cloth for me... Easier to use than flimsy wipes etc

 

[perchance dreamer]

When I fractured my wrist, showering was difficult. I bought Wipes for Your Life on Amazon, and they were great. They are extra large wipes, which are unscented and free of irritating ingredients.

 

[Judee]

I've been using Amazon Elements unscented wipes but my niece brought her baby for a visit and she is using Costco's Kirkland Fragrance Free wipes. Mine have a slight scent which I don't like. It's like an artificial soap scent but the Kirkland kind have no scent at all that I could tell so I'm going to switch when I get low on mine.