The video says "pop up wipes" do you have to purchase the kind of wipes made for pop up containers or will any wipes work?
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I use any kind and feed the first or top one thru the weighted holder and then just pull it up and the next one is up and ready to be pulled out.
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Most wipes that have a dispenser on the package (where next one "pops up" thru hole when you pull) should work. I use seventh generation and sometimes you have to give an extra tug. Still nice and easy and only need one-hand.
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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.
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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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Stainless steel wipes are effective. The only problem is the cost of the wipes - most of which goes for handling and shipping.
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For anything that's not black, I would use Wipe New. Wipe New is a clear liquid. It works really well and lasts a long time.
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You can, this is the economical version, and really its about what ever you can make fit. My mother had some luck with "jimmy rigging" some wet wipes ( like for babies)
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no one has still answered the question. Is it a case of 10 boxes or just one box of 100 wipes? If it is 1 box of 100 wipes that is the worse deal on the planet.
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Have not tried your brand, sounds like you're selling instead of buying. Either way, I'm very happy with the Charmin wipes after trying multiple brands. Price and quality are excellent.
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I really don't know. I bought them for my daughter to use with our grandchildren. But she really liked the wipes.
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No just the package they come in which dispenses them. Similar to the way baby wipes are now packaged. No bulky container and don't take up much space.
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Don't waste your money here! Huggies or dollar store wipes do the same thing!!
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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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This should work with any wipe, since the part you grab from is a weight and it goes down to the next wipe, instead of having to make sure the wipes flow up.
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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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Emily, regular wipes in size and brands... the only thing is that you have to be careful in closing it properly, if not wipes get dry easily
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Haven't tried your brand but I've recently switched to Charmin wipes from Cottonelle. They smell nice, are soft but strong & are a bigger size making them easy to grasp. Hope this helps.
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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.
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I can't legitimately answer your question but I can say I have Walgreens brand wipes (they no longer make or sell them) that are several years old and 99% of them are just fine. I think you'd be mistaken to think they're going to be dried out. Just my opinion.