Cottonelle Clean Care Routine

I am a member of Crowdtap and recently I was sent a Cottonelle Clean Care Kit. Inside there was a Cottonelle OneTouch Despensing Tub and 2 Samples and Coupons to share!

I know that it is not something that we usually talk about~but face the facts we all go to the bathroom. And, if I find something that is good I like to share with you. I have some wipes in the bathroom for the grandchildren,but never thought about using them myself. Now that I have put the Flushable Cottonette Cleansing Cloths in the bathroom I noticed that I am not the only one using these. As the whole family has been using them and we all agree that these cloths are awesome! They have a nice light scent and leaves you feeling refreshed!

These were so easy to use~just open the package and insert in the top where there is a slot for them to come out one at a time.The cover helps keep them fresh too~so you won't have to worry about them drying out.

The Flushable Cottonette Cleansing Cloths look great in the bathroom and now I know that even my guests will be fresh!

Why just wipe when you can wash?!?

You can find Cottonelle on Facebook and Twitter~so you can keep with them.

{I was sent the Cottonelle Cleansing Wipes from Crowdtap to review.No monies were offered or accepted.All above opinions are my own.}

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