What's the difference between these and real baby wipes?
1476459
The animal licks his paws and or fur and the wipe lotion is non toxic in comparison to baby wipes that has lanolin or baby lotion etc which may harm an animal that licks itself. That is why I use animal wipes and not baby wipes.
1476460
I think they stay moist longer. I can wipe down entire puppy and she smells great
330658
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.
741372
I use them as diaper wipes and they are perfect. I haven't had any residue thus far and I have been using them for months!
1065427
Not only are they smaller, but they are NOT NEARLY as soft! I would not recommend using these as baby wipes. The 10x13 are perfect for that -- these are too abrasive.
30691
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.
330086
Nope but I just wiped them down with baby wipes before my baby used them. He's all over the place now walking, trying to figure out where to store then till the next little one comes!
1266946
That's exactly the purpose that I purchased them for. I use toilet paper as I normally do and then finish the wipe with one of these. You'd be surprised how much is still left "behind" when you think that you've done a clean wipe. I carry a few with me for when I am not at home. When I am home I use Huggies.
2035537
I'm not sure what chemicals were or weren't used in the production process, but they definitely have no residue/powder/smell/etc. I use these instead of wet wipes for our baby and they're pretty much perfect.
2193125
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.
1958111
No, they aren't wipes to use for a baby, these are for the purpose of dish washing only
1073267
Amy we buy all brands of wipes. Whatever's on sale. They all work great with this wipe box. It's great. We bought two, one for our son's nursery and one for diaper changes downstairs. You won't regret it.
1439075
If I remember right, they are like baby wipes and you take one out at a time.
2220557
These tend to be more absorbent yet thinner. They certainly have antimicrobial properties which most washcloths don't have, so you can reuse it for a while without having to worry as much about bacteria/etc. It is also comes in a roll of 20, so unless you want to store a bunch of washcloths, it takes up less space.I'd use washcloths for something requiring a lot more force/buffering, but these can also make decent placemats.
330655
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
795584
You need to purchase the dispenser first, which come with 2 dispensers & 2 refills with them. Afterwards you can purchase these refills & they fit perfectly in the dispensers.The most important thing I can tell about these wipes is once you start using them, you will not feel the same using reguly toilet papers! You'll feel super clean & refreshed!!I hope I answered your question.Blessings
57227
No, they would be classified the same as wet wipes. With the individually sealed and labeled packets, you shouldn't have any problems.
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Check out the cloth baby wipes at GreenMountainDiapers.com I love them. They are Terry on one side and Flannel on the other. We use some for diaper time and others for food clean up.