What's the use of the bag after the wipes are used up

Remove the heated washcloth from the microwave and fold it lengthways in half. Place the heated and folded washcloth at the bottom of a one-gallon plastic bag. Fold the excess top portion of the bag underneath the wrapped washcloth to seal in the heat. Place the bag containing the washcloth at one lengthways end of an opened bath towel.

Hang out your laundry to line dry in your house rather than putting it in the dryer. This will release a lot of moisture into the air. Depending on how often you wash your clothes, this may be enough. If it isn't a few damp teatowels hung on radiators (assuming they're not electric) will achieve the same effect.

1) Fold a hand ,towel, 2) ,Wet, a ,towel, with ,water,. 3) Wring the ,wet towel, out hard. 4) Place it in a microwave oven and heat it up. If you have a hot tap ,water,, you can simply use that. ,Wet, the ,towel, with hot tap ,water, and wring it out hard. If you prefer not to use a microwave or ,do, not have one, boil the ,water, and put the hot ,water, in a bowl.

A. Different circumstances will affect how quickly your ,towel, is dried, such as how ,wet, the ,towel, is. If the ,towel, is ,wet,, as opposed to just damp, then the ,towel, will take longer to dry. Also if the temperature in the room is cool then this may also affect the drying time.

If at any point, it starts to smell funky, it's not the ,towel's, natural scent – it's the mildew a-thriving, and the ,towel, definitely needs to be washed. Even if you follow all of those steps, don't go more than three uses ,without, washing your bath ,towel, thoroughly, and make sure to use warm or hot ,water, with detergent, preferably along with color-appropriate bleach, for good measure.

Yes. Humidity is the amount of ,water, vapor in the air. You can increase it by taking ,water, and letting it evaporate. The rate at which some amount of ,water, that you are trying to evaporate, evaporates depends various things, but the most interesti...