are the wipes warm and damp? Or warm and dry?
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They are warm and damp. You pour a solution with water and olive oil or just water over the wipes when you refill the warmer, and in a short time the wipes will be warm and damp, ready to use. They are much more comfortable for the baby at changing time than cold Wet Ones.
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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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The gadget is made to put your own baby washcloths in and pour a mixture of solution over them. They are then warmed and damp. My granddaughter and I love this. We frequently put regular washcloths in it for our faces.... She is 2 so it is fun with her.
1019330
Warm and damp. There is a sponge you wet at the bottom then you put the damp wipes on top.
1019331
They are warm and damp :) I love this wipe warmer, as well as the recipes they give for use with cloth wipes.
2099439
They have a pleasant mild scent, as someone who had allergic reactions to many other wipes, I was paranoid about the scenting. So far I have been ok with the scent.
155791
Like rubbing alcohol - however I've found about 25% of the wipes are totally dry and un-usable
2190886
Mine were dry...free of moisture. I see the seller responded, but I would still ask for new [providing they came to you that way]
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No. The wipes are not pre-moistened. They are dry and leave no lint or residue. Great for technical work. I buy them for engine rebuilding.
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I haven't needed to wash them yet. I'll need to check the label, but can't at the moment. I'm thinking it may be gentle wash and low temp for dryer.
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They work on any surface & need time to dry. Will wipe off with wet rag only.
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Hi Rachel, our towels are often slightly damp to begin with, having been hung in the bathroom, and there seems to be no issue. That includes running consecutive cycles of heat sometimes. Of course, you'd want to wipe out the interior from time to time with a damp cloth and some soap to keep the germs at bay. Our towels, however, are never soaking wet. BTW, I iron my shirt and pants each weekday morning and during the colder months will put them into the warmer for a few minutes after ironing to keep them heated prior to putting everything on. A nice touch!!
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I wash them weekly in the washer with my clothes, so they should be fine in that regard. They aren't waterproof, per se, more like..resistant. In my line I get a lot of fuel on my hands and this keeps most of it off, but there is definitely a dampness.
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I think they have a wax on them. The environmental working group list them as an F, on a scale of a to F. http://www.ewg.org/guides/brand/6536 I don't understand why it gets a worse score than the wet cloth.
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They are dry, but the same brand offers a liquid solution. They are fabulous and they save you tons of money from sending your camera to service each time you get dust on the sensor. Also very easy to use, people are often scared to do this themselves
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they are antiseptic. there is no moisturizer on the towelettes other than the antiseptic agent.
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I really don't know the exact temp but they are warm. I let my towels warm before I get ready to shower and then turn it on again ( It auto shuts after 20 min.) just to make sure they are really warm for me. And they feel so nice...NOTE...Don't roll the towels, just drop them in the warmer, it works so much better that way. Also, don't put more that 1 towel at a time.
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They are wet. The reason why these are really good is that there are no harsh chemicals. So no irritants.
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No, not cloth wipes. Basically diaper wipes. I would waste your money on this. It takes them from cold to tepid, not warm and of you don't keep them just the right amount of moist by adding just the right amount of water they are either too dry or fall apart from being too wet. Pain in the a$$, pun intended.
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Well, I would try them and see. Have they been in a humid or hot place? If not probably ok. After all they are dried.
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I haven't had the need to clean them but I do wipe them with a moist (not wet) cloth periodically if we drop something. They are very comfortable.