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This is how they look and why they're not so good as stand-alone
on March 28, 2015
In my video review, I show how the 448-count box looks and works(there are different count boxes and they come in different containers so you need to know how they differ), and its main features. The 448-count box was a better value than other boxes for these wipes, but honestly, I was disappointed that the opening on top was only a sticker that didn't last very long. I wish that the product description explained that these are better when used with the plastic box container instead of by themselves because resealing using the sticker on these just doesn't work. These are great value and I really like the quality of the wipes themselves, but the packaging/containers and the company's claim that the wipe packages are "resealable" is just not true.So I noticed there are many questions posted about these boxes and some of the answers are confusing so I hope this video clearly shows what you're getting. If this review was helpful, please click on 'yes' below and happy shopping!
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on May 8, 2015
These are a bit odd. The 7 packs in the box do not fill the entire box so boo for poor packaging and waste of resources. They feel slippery, almost slimy, but at the same time kind of dry but when I use them my baby's butt stays wet feeling for a long time (I like to let his bottom air dry for a while before putting cream and diaper on to help avoid skin breakdown). I actually take a cloth diaper to pat dry his skin after these. They don't seem to bother his skin at all though so that is good. They do not tear like the huggies wipes we used before.
on May 7, 2015
We've used these since my baby was born and love them. The size of the wipe, strength of each wipe, and the moistness of each wipe is just perfect to wipe your baby's bum. We've tried Seventh Generation, Honest Baby, Earth's Best as they have less harsh chemicals than the big brands like Pampers or Huggies-however, the Earth's Best was WAY too foamy and I felt like there was a layer of foamy soap on my daughter's bum every time I used them. All three of those "natural" brands were also too thin and flimsy, which is really terrible when you're trying to clean up messy poo! These Pampers Sensitive wipes are a great value and did not seem to bother my daughter's sensitive skin. You can also easily pull out one wipe at a time without them all clinging to each other when pulling them out of the wipes container. This is unlike the "natural" brands which seriously all tend to stick to each other making me waste more wipes than I needed to use in the first place.
on June 15, 2015
I wish I could give these five stars. The Huggies Sensitive Skin wipes I should mention get 1 star. When my 1 month old had severe diarrhea, this product was too harsh for my son. He cried, and cried, and cried. Eventually the pediatrician recommended we soak the product in water to take out the harsh chemicals, and this worked. So I'd instead call this Pampers Sort-of-Sensitive Wipes as they are not really for sensitive skin. If your baby has very sensitive skin, do soak these as the chemicals burn!
on February 16, 2017
These wipes are okay and I like the sensitiveness, but they seem too slippery for me. There is not a lot of texture on the wipe, so it makes it hard to pick up the dried gunk. They don't have any reaction on my baby's sensitive skin and they don't leave fibers behind like other wipes I have tried. They also dry out pretty easily even though they have the sticker close top (that doesn't stick after taking a few wipes out). They used to be my favorite wipe in 2014, but I think the formula has changed. They are too slippery and too slimy for my liking.
on October 6, 2016
I use this wipes in my newborn, so i was expecting a small piece of wipe sheet. But they are actually a little bigger than other brands. I did not see any skin reaction in my baby but I recommend to wash her bottom with water anyway to avoid diaper rash. I also expected a more soft wipe for sensitive skin. A friend gave me "sesame street wipes" ( I don't know the brand, sorry) and they are a lot softer.
on March 22, 2017
Best bang for the buck. I have this set to six month refill on Subscribe & Save along with three other sizes. Amazon must be carefully watched for the best price in larger sizes. This is not the largest packaging, but for the last several months has been the lowest cost per sheet.
Included in some sizes, not this one, is a single hard dispenser case.
Included in some sizes, not this one, is a single hard dispenser case.
Enthusiast: Kids & Parentingon October 5, 2016
Nice wipes that didn't irritate baby's sensitive newborn skin. The wipes do not have a strong smell like some others do and do a decent job in cleaning the poo, but I use way more than I should have to because they're so thin. Now that baby is older, I prefer Huggies wipes because they're thicker and wetter, and can be torn in smaller pieces when cleaning smaller areas of baby's body that don't need a whole wipe.
on August 23, 2016
I love pamper diapers out of all the brands, but their wipes are lacking. Both my kids seem to get more rashy when I give these wipes another try. I won't be getting them again. Will stick to the huggies brand. They are thick and clean well without leaving a slimy feeling.
on April 30, 2016
I've always used the Huggies wipes - for years. I kept hearing that Pampers is better so I thought I'd give them a shot.
Pro is that they are a bit thicker.
Cons...they aren't as stretchy...aren't as big (each, or maybe it's just the lack of stretch that makes it seem that way), annnnnd the kicker is they are slimy!
I will not be buying these again...doesn't mean I'm going back to Huggies, but these are a no from me.
Pro is that they are a bit thicker.
Cons...they aren't as stretchy...aren't as big (each, or maybe it's just the lack of stretch that makes it seem that way), annnnnd the kicker is they are slimy!
I will not be buying these again...doesn't mean I'm going back to Huggies, but these are a no from me.
