So how different is this product from baby wipes? I can get Pampers Sensitive Wipes (448 Count) for about the same price as the adult washcloths.
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You have to use one to truly understand, but the oversized, soft, thicker wipe is more comfortable and protects both the user and the patient.
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I don't know about Pampers, but the baby wipes I have measure 6 x 7 inches, the adult wipes are 8 x 12 inches
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I have never used the baby wipes, but I can say the size of these are just great. and they hold up in massey timeslove them can use for lots of things
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These are a larger size wipe than baby wipes and they have a nice fresh scent rather than smelling like a baby.
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I don't have kids so I don't know the size and texture of baby wipes. For me, they don't tear, at all, and the surface size is very good for an adult.
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Most definitely. I personally haven't used them for the face yet (which I am planning on doing as soon as they arrive), but they are soft enough for it and I personally know others who use them on the face. I'd say they're superior to normal washcloths because they're softer and would cause less irritation to the face.
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I would have to agree...what is the benefit? My rags are used cotton rags from old clothes or towels...This is a tweener product that will never get traction. Low priced + disposable = Paper Towel; super cheap + Re-usable = Rags; Medium Priced + Somewhat Re-usable = bambooee...yeah its a no go
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Ultra comfort double roll 2ply is 166 sheets per roll from what I have seen online (as soon as I get our delivery I immediately take all rolls out of packaging and put on our shelves sorry).The clean care double rolls have 208 SINGLE PLY sheets per roll, but I have to warn you.... The clean care is like using sand paper on your skin! There's also (not sure if we can get on amazon) cottonelle ultra comfort care triple rolls. They have 249 2ply sheets per roll. If ur comparing prices between the ultra comfort care and clean care, the price difference for comfort care is well worth it imho. The clean care belongs in public bathrooms along with all other single ply toilet papers. Ultra comfort double roll 2ply is 166 sheets per roll from what I have seen online (as soon as I get our delivery I immediately take all rolls out of packaging and put on our shelves sorry).The clean care double rolls have 208 SINGLE PLY sheets per roll, but I have to warn you.... The clean care is like using sand paper on your skin! There's also (not sure if we can get on amazon) cottonelle ultra comfort care triple rolls. They have 249 2ply sheets per roll. If ur comparing prices between the ultra comfort care and clean care, the price difference for... » Read More Ultra comfort double roll 2ply is 166 sheets per roll from what I have seen online (as soon as I get our delivery I immediately take all rolls out of packaging and put on our shelves sorry).The clean care double rolls have 208 SINGLE PLY sheets per roll, but I have to warn you.... The clean care is like using sand paper on your skin! There's also (not sure if we can get on amazon) cottonelle ultra comfort care triple rolls. They have 249 2ply sheets per roll. If ur comparing prices between the ultra comfort care and clean care, the price difference for comfort care is well worth it imho. The clean care belongs in public bathrooms along with all other single ply toilet papers. « Show Less
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I do not use these very often due to their small size. I still prefer the alcohol free baby wipes. They seem to tear easily as well. I have had mine for over six months , and they are still moist.
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I am not sure of the exact price difference - but I did not notice a huge difference. The mattress does seem to have more of an indentation where my toddler son sleeps, versus the infant son (they have the same mattress- I bought them each one (meaning we own two total). But, that may have more to do with weight of the kid rather than firmness. In other words, it does not seem to be a huge difference - at least to me.
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It is so much better than a Swiffer and if you make your own cleaning solution, WAY cheaper in the long run. I have been using my pad (one that came with it and another I realized I needed while the other was waiting to be laundered) that I've used for 3 years (once a week user for whole house). They are both in great condition and will be useful for quite a while longer. The fact that it is taller than the Swiffer and doesn't require disposable products to use it will save a lot of $$$!
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Hello, Thank you for your interest in our shampoo. We don't have samples readily available for this product, but what most people do is try the smaller sized bottle in the 8oz baby shampoo which is the same safe formula as the adult shampoo, and if they like it, then they order the larger 16oz size. You can see the smaller baby shampoo size here in our Amazon store link
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To be honest I'm not sure, it's been awhile since I've used one . I bought it for my nephews that had a baby. I had one in 2005 and loved it. I thjnk it takes a few minutes though, and the heat causes the wipes to turn a yellowish brownish color but the doctor said it was okay.
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these wipes did work for us. I saw nothing wrong with them. I am sorry I cannot answer that as we have used them and I do not have the package any further. You might try the manufacturer direct website and post that question there to them and see if they will answer or if it may be posted on their site.
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From time to time you get the "20% MORE Bonus" canister and those DO have 48. The "non-bonus" canisters (for lack of another phrase) only have 40. If you find the bonus (48 count) canisters, at the same price (as the 40 count) - then I'd go for it.I use the Wet Ones that kill 99.99% of germs.BTW, earplug holders make wonderful little compartments to stash a folded Wet One to put in your pocket to wipe down a public toilet seat, in the event that you have no option but to use a public restroom. Throw the Wet One in the trash after use, since they are NOT made to be flushed, wipe off the seat with toilet paper, chuck it into the toilet and you're "good to go". :) From time to time you get the "20% MORE Bonus" canister and those DO have 48. The "non-bonus" canisters (for lack of another phrase) only have 40. If you find the bonus (48 count) canisters, at the same price (as the 40 count) - then I'd go for it.I use the Wet Ones that kill 99.99% of germs.BTW, earplug holders make wonderful little compartments to stash a folded Wet One to put in your pocket to wipe down a public toilet seat, in the event that you have no option but to use a public restroom. Throw the Wet One in the trash after use, since they... » Read More From time to time you get the "20% MORE Bonus" canister and those DO have 48. The "non-bonus" canisters (for lack of another phrase) only have 40. If you find the bonus (48 count) canisters, at the same price (as the 40 count) - then I'd go for it.I use the Wet Ones that kill 99.99% of germs.BTW, earplug holders make wonderful little compartments to stash a folded Wet One to put in your pocket to wipe down a public toilet seat, in the event that you have no option but to use a public restroom. Throw the Wet One in the trash after use, since they are NOT made to be flushed, wipe off the seat with toilet paper, chuck it into the toilet and you're "good to go". :) « Show Less
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My mother sleeps on these (32x36) and they do not move around. I would suggest buying the 200. My mother has both the 200 and 300. The only difference is, the 200 is slightly thinner. For a changing pad, they would be excellent and easy to wash.
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These washcloths are about 8 x 8 (hard to measure because the edges curl). They're very soft, suitable for bathing, washing messy faces, and as wipes. I used this type of washcloth as wipes with warm water for my babies to avoid the harsh chemicals in regular wipes. I kept a few of the fragrance-free wipes for travel, and for the first cleaning of a really messy diaper, then followed up with cloth.
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I've used both the Sensitive and the Baby formulas on my kids and they are essentially the same. So I just buy whichever is cheaper. That said, they are both quite greasy and leave a streaky white film behind unless you rub, rub, rub it in well. That's because it's a "physical barrier" sunscreen, rather than a chemical one. It doesn't have the gunk in it that helps it absorb into your skin....which is why it is better if you have really sensitive skin and allergies.
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There are complaints about every type of diaper out there, disposables included. Most of it is a matter of personal preference. They are more bulky than some disposables but they are way more absorbent and much better for sensitive tushies. The bumGenius freetimes are especially great at containing messes. They are by far my favorite diaper I've tried (and I've tried a LOT). About half of my stash is freetimes.
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I agree with the prior poster. The softness wears a bit with washings, but not enough to bother the skin. My daughter has eczema but I never noticed that these bother her slready sensitive skin.
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I still use my e cloths but they have a funny smell. I am planning on buying Norwex very soon. I thought at first they were pretty comparable but the more I use them, the bigger the difference I see.