The Science of The Moist Towelette 116
BoomZilla writes "Just when you thought that
things couldn't get any stranger, may I present for you delectation the enchantment
of the Modern Moist Towelette
Collection. Pictures, interactive demos (I kid you not) and the ever-popular
MMTC theme song are presented in their resplendent glory. I was particularly
excited to learn that Edvard Munch's The Scream was not, in fact, a
representation of stress, but rather a depiction of a gentleman who has soiled
his hands and is using an early form of moist towelette to clean himself.
Decide for yourself."
Not that Strange! (Score:4, Interesting)
This just shows what we'll collect. Then again, I wouldn't collect wet naps now.
David
Those things. (Score:5, Interesting)
See, you wet them from this thing called a faucet. That way, there's nothing added that will adversely effect baby.
When we ran out, I tried to find some at the store, but all they had were moist towelettes. Rows and rows of them. Eventually we tried them, making sure we picked the water only type.
No good. Baby's skin was getting red. So we switched to cotton balls (now that's fun, let me tell you).
Now he's six weeks old, and we've been using the moist towelettes again with no adverse side effects. But why can't I find dry towlettes at the store? Why call them moist when that's the only kind they sell?
No news... (Score:1, Interesting)