Do the extras in storage dry out in pkg? I've had baby wipes and facial wipes dry out before I could use them. I don't want to lose $ if I buy bulk.
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I haven't had any problems with wipes drying out. Cottonelle has always been a dependable brand. The packages are well sealed. So I don't see how they could dry out as no air touches them. The only way in my opinion would be if there was a hole in the package other than that I don't believe you could go wrong order them. In my opinion......
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Also if you have the Cottonelle box and keep it closed they don't dry out.....
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I have kept them for 3 months with no drying problem. Beyond that, I don't know.
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I have had the exact same problem with baby wipes. I have had these for months, and have had no problems.
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I've been buying these in bulk for a few months and have not had any dry out in the stored packages. They are very well sealed in a thicker plastic than others I've tried and another reason might be that there are fewer number of sheets per package which seems to keep them consistently saturated.
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I have this for them and they dont dry out Cottonelle Fresh Flushable Moist Wipes Tub 42- box color may vary . you can buy it here but I got it at the grocery .. also before that I put them in a ziplock bag . that I made sure was closed tightly by rolling alt the air of of it .. and have had no problem with any drying . hope this helped
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No, the extras are well sealed. Remember this does not come with a dispenser. I would purchase a dispenser and try it out before purchaseing this box of refills.
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I completely understand your concern about the cost. However, to reduce this cost I wait for a 20% off coupon to babies R Us and re-use the pouches a few times (they hold up really well because they are a bit more ridge in structure then the one time use store pouches. Some foods rinse out better than others... and because the pouches are see through you can ensure they are clean before re-use. I hope those two hints help reduce the cost for you.
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Put it in a baggie & keep unused units it in the frig and it will last many months longer after buying. Not the freezer. Let the one your going to use warm-up before using. BE CERTAIN your TRAY is DRY inside before applying also. &gt;I don't see an expiration or sell by date on mine. If it comes out easy/runny it's still good when applying. My extra I haven't used up yet was still good 1 month ago when I last used some. Never got an order that wasn't FRESH. Best it to order/use only what you will need over a 6-8 month period. 35% is the way to go. REMEMBER the key is&gt; DRY TRAYS!
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Occasionally I'll have this problem, too. Typically, when I use them and my skin is a little drier than usual, or I've used Retin-A. Usually, they last a whole week, though. I think it's because my skin is usually moisturized. It may just be a difference in ph. But, either moisturize your skin just before, or spray a toner or slightly dampen the strips a little. Just don't make them too wet. I've also found that when they don't stick as well at first, through the night they adhere to my skin. Hope this helps:)
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Hi Kim, Thank you so much for your interest! I am really sorry for our delay in responding to you - I only saw this today. 1) How many sheets are in each package? &gt; About 22 sheets per package, 6 packages per case. You'll get 1 case for what you pay. 2) What size are the sheets? &gt; 8.5 inches 3) How long is the shelf life? &gt; Please see on package for the exact date. But they last a while, as they're like dried pasta. 4) How do they need to be stored? &gt; Just in your kitchen cupboard, like rice or dried pasta. Please let us know if there's any other questions. Thank you again for your interest and have a lovely day. Thao
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I have also had that same problem with other wipes that I have bought. I have found that the new Cottonelle container keeps their wipes moist a lot longer then any of the other containers that are out there. I can't say that they stay moist for very, very long periods of time because my family uses them on a regulars bases. I would say that the Cottonelle container is your best option on the market at this time. I hope this helps.
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Every carton I purchased has 48 wipes per can. Check the can when you make your purchase.
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I had some left over last year, and kept them in a thicker zip top bag... they were still fine (soft and squishy) this year when I got them out to use. I wouldn't add any moisture, as what was in there seemed sufficient. I was concerned about mold, but didn't seem to have an issue with it.
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not sure what u mean exactly. however; they were individual packages, and if u decided to warm them up u would have to warm the whole package. this was fine for me as I was using them for someone who was disable whenever the need arose. when u take out of the individual package what u need, just like the others on the market, close it up with the attached covering. eventually they all dry out after a period of time and not taking the time to close the package. I imagine after a light work out, u may not have many left in a single package, but they are perfect after a workout!
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in theory yes, it comes with individually wrapped wipes (pictured to the right of the box in the image), but you'd have to buy them individually to refill it if that makes sense? they sell 3 packs (mostly at convenient stores I believe) that contains 3 single packaged wipes but that's probably not the best way to do it.
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No they are not and that is why I purchased them. I have not been able to find them in the stores around here. Now I am going to have to find them in the plastic container that has 40 wipes.
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I occasionally use alcohol based wipes for my 6 yr old. I bought them from Fresh & Easy for $2.99, I can't not remember the name. If you google you may find a diet change may be in order as well :)
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Warm and damp if they start out damp. We use cloth wipes and we haven't had an issue with them drying out. If you don't have the antibacterial pad in the bottom, sometimes the last wipe will be dry. I just add a little bit of water to the warmer before adding my cloth, predampened wipes and I don't have any issues.
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Yes, you can use the refills in the Scrub Free unit. It's just a shame that the refills are so expensive. They used to be sold in retail stores for $3.99 a piece. However, they DO work, so I don't mind paying more for them online. BTW...used to get the original unit and one refill for $5.99 in the stores a couple years ago. I don't know why stores don't carry them anymore. Dave J
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The sealed packets do an excellent job of keeping the wipes moist. I've used them over a year later and they were fine. I store the big box in a cool dark closet, and keep a smaller "imminent use" supply handy - in my handbags, on desk, etc. I recently went on a cruise and forgot to bring these. I was so upset - I use them for glasses, cameras, phones all the time. I found some strays in my beach bag (which had baked in the sun most of last summer) and travel toiletries case (probably in there for over two years) and they were all still moist! The ones from the beach bag were less moist, but still effective. The sealed packets do an excellent job of keeping the wipes moist. I've used them over a year later and they were fine. I store the big box in a cool dark closet, and keep a smaller "imminent use" supply handy - in my handbags, on desk, etc. I recently went on a cruise and forgot to bring these. I was so upset - I use them for glasses, cameras, phones all the time. I found some strays in my beach bag (which had baked in the sun most of last summer) and travel toiletries case (probably in there for over two years) and they were all still moist! The ones from the beach bag were less... » Read More The sealed packets do an excellent job of keeping the wipes moist. I've used them over a year later and they were fine. I store the big box in a cool dark closet, and keep a smaller "imminent use" supply handy - in my handbags, on desk, etc. I recently went on a cruise and forgot to bring these. I was so upset - I use them for glasses, cameras, phones all the time. I found some strays in my beach bag (which had baked in the sun most of last summer) and travel toiletries case (probably in there for over two years) and they were all still moist! The ones from the beach bag were less moist, but still effective. « Show Less
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My sponge was dry in the package, so I would imagine you could buy it and keep it in there for a while before using it. I was super excited to use it so I ripped into that sucker! Enjoy!
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They are all packaged together, once it's open, they all open. I keep the extras in a ziplock bag and they stay just like new that way. The scent comes from a chalk like disc inside the plastic and it doesn't really dissolve unless it gets wet.