Not just for little bums...

The other day I was cleaning up my living room. It's the easiest room to clean, but for some obscure reason, most of which I still don't understand, it gets dirty and dusty! Ugh! I have several wooden side tables and a piano. There are always grubby little Sweet and Sour hand prints everywhere and Sugar has a tendency to practice the piano just after eating munchies. Spice would be happy to know that I haven't formally implicated her in this dilemma, though I'm sure she had a "hand" in making this room a mess.

So, back to the cleaning. I look at the dusty and grubby piano and let out a huge *sigh*. I don't want to go get my dusting supplies, so I lazily lean down and grab Sweet and Sour's wet wipes and begin scouring the room with them.

Suddenly, I realize that perhaps this wasn't the best idea. Is it OK to use wet wipes on wood?...I mean, if I can scrub my newborn's precious little bottom with them, they should be gentle enough for my piano right? Unsure, I turn to my pal Google and she tells me that many people have used these for dusting and even people with antique furniture use them!

Ooodelolly! I now keep a package in just about every room and I use them to wipe down painted surfaces (they work great on walls and molding), my leatherish bar stools, and lots of other surfaces! Simple dimple! I love how quick and easy they are and the furniture looks great, and smells powder fresh!

P.S. I buy them at Costco because I like how the package is a stay fresh container in and of itself! No transferring to a "tub"! Plus, they come in bulk and sometimes they have $2 off coupons, much cheaper than other furniture wipes!