In an old person, what does wipey wipey mean???

Sorry, I posted in the wrong place.

Perhaps you could ask them (the person saying wipey wipey) to show you?

I love a mystery and the only thing I could find on the Internet is the prime time cartoon "King of the Hill" who had used the words "wipey wipey" in reference to rolls of toilet paper.

It could be that the sound of the words "wipey wipey" sounds pretty funny to someone, old or young.

I am afraid that this would be as much guesswork for US as it is for YOU. So I would ask this question of the elder, as in "I don't understand. Can you give me another word for wipey wipey?"

My client calls hand wipes wipeys. She uses them to clean her hands, nose and cart.

May mean they need a tissue?

I have no idea. Is your parent saying that to you?

It sounds like something that might have been said a long time ago to a small child with a runny nose or a bottom that needed wiping. What is actually happening here?