After years of toilet paper "suffuring" in the USA and bringing it back regularly from Europe I have found THE ONE.
The paper that is soft, does not get attached easily to my private parts, and is strong enought so my fingers will not poke throught when used after bowel movement. I have to admit it is better that most Europian ones. I hope Seventh Generation will not stop producing it! Thanks a lot! Get more detail about Seventh Generation Bathroom Tissue, 2-Ply Sheets, 500-Sheet Rolls (Pack of 48).
Sometimes the Kids wipes are cheaper than the regular ones. Same except a little design.Get more detail about Cottonelle For Kids Folded Moist Wipes Refills, Case Pack, Eight 84-Count Packs (672 Wipes).
I love these wipes! My daughter had super sensitive skin when she was first born and these were the only wipes I found that wouldn't give her a rash. She's not as sensitive now that she's 8 months, but even though I "could" use something else on her now, I don't. I tried using Huggies wipes again once her rash issues cleared up because I could get them for less at Costco, but after using these for several months, I discovered I couldn't go back to the Huggies. These feel so much softer and more cushy, but the thing that really hooked me is how well they clean!! I don't feel like I have to scrub my baby's bum to get everything off! Great product!Get more detail about Pampers Sensitive Thick Care Wipes Refill, 180-Count Pouches (Pack of 4) (720 Wipes).
In my effort to be more green and use less paper products I bought those cloth wipes made of hemp. I was very disappointed as they were not what I expected. They're about the size of a hand (shrink in the wash), with one side like jersey cloth and the other velvety like. Think a piece of an old sweatshirt but in a very thin fabric. The huge label is annoying and I cut it out. After the 1st wash they curled up all around the edges.
I didn't know what to use them for since they're terrible as baby wipes... maybe dust cloths? But I have actually found a way to make those wipes somewhat useful: sewing 2 together to form a mitten (making sure you keep both "textures" available), you get a much better grip on the fabric this way and can actually clean a little bum (or dust your bookshelf...)!..
Honestly, they get 2 stars because it's a green product, but that's about it!
Pros: reusable, washable, natural fabric, no dyes.
Cons: very thin 'flimmsy" fabric, curled edges after 1st wash, small size (shrink)
Recommended: No
Get more detail about BabyKicks Baby Wipes - 10-Pack, Ivory.
These wipes are great! They come in resealable packages, so you dont always need a tub. Great for just throwing in diaper bag. They are nice and thick, but also soft and lightly scented. I have purchased them several times and will do so until my little ones no longer need wipes!
Get more detail about Pampers Swipers Baby Wipes Refills, 60-Count Packages (Pack of 6) (360 Total Wipes).
i bought these due to the price value. . . as soon as i started using them, i immediately decided i'm never buying them again. they are very thin, and when used in the pop up containers, i seem to always get 2. due to them being thin, i have to use 2 at a time when my daughter has a bowel movement. spend the extra few dollars and get huggies or pampers brand. even the walmart brand is better!Get more detail about Luvs Ultra Clean Baby Wipes Refills, Three 77-Count Packages (Pack of 4) (924 Total Wipes).
The Pampers Kandoo Wipes, Sensitive, are just that... very gentle to sensitive skin. The size of the wipe is good also. We have tried every wipe on the market to date and this is the best.Get more detail about Pampers Kandoo Wipes Refills, Sensitive, Case Pack of Six, 100-Count Packages (600 Wipes).
