Baby Wipes Multipack - 672 Biodegradable Wet Wipes (12 Packs) | 99....

I regularly repurchase. Great wipes, not a day I don’t use them. Decent price, size and quality. Not irritating and also biodegradable. I’ll never use another brand, 10/10 recommend :)

My go-to product for baby wipes. They are as wet as I'd expect, not soggy. Strong, easy to get out of the packs and high quality. They clean up the mess from all the little kids. Always have some in a bag and around the house.

Excellent baby wipes- not too dry, don’t tear, not too small, not perfumed

As a parent, you need ALL the wipes. Always. Everywhere you go. No exceptions. Given the volume of these wipes I get through, I figured it was essential to avoid the brands containing plastic. I have enough guilt with disposable nappies! These came up as a recommendation from Amazon, so I decided to give them a try. These are plastic free, biodegradable and, as a great bonus, cruelty free (BUAV approved). They're also hypoallergenic & dermatologically tested, ensuring they are suitable for even the youngest babies, and for those with sensitive skin. These come in a box of 12 packets. Each packet has around 60 wipes. The wipes themselves are strong, and have stood up to every challenge we've thrown at them. Unlike some other biodegradable wipes that feel like they don't contain "spillages" sufficiently I just haven't felt that concern with this brand. The downside (and removal of a star) is the price. The regular price for 12x packets is around £19.99 - This works out around £1.65 per packet. When you compare this to other brands, such as Boots (also biodegradable and cruelty free) these are almost double the price. My advice is to add these to your Amazon wishlist and buy them as and when they come on offer (Around £15 for 12). Personally though, for the quality, ethos and convenience via Amazon I now use these as the go-to brand. You can even recycle 100% of the packaging. Very good.

Would buy again.

We've been using these Mum & You wipes since our little one was born, and he's now 18 months old. Let me tell you, we haven't had a single case of nappy rash. Why No Nappy Rash? Unfragranced water wipes are far less likely to irritate a baby's skin, which is a huge plus. Smell & Texture: The wipes have a pretty mild scent, nothing too overpowering. They're also really soft, which probably makes nappy changes a lot more comfortable for him. The packaging is solid. It's easy to get a wipe out, even when you're doing the one-hand juggle with a wriggly baby. Eco-Friendly Being biodegradable is a big deal for us, but don't mistake that for being flushable. They still go in the trash, but at least they're not gonna sit in a landfill for a hundred years. Why Not Other Brands? We've tried a couple of other brands, but honestly, getting these from Amazon has been so convenient that we haven't looked back.So, if you're in the market for reliable, eco-friendly baby wipes, give these a shot. They've been great for us.

Good wipes, biodegradable too. Not too soggy and not bone dry. A little pricey but worth it, in order to try and do my part for the environment. However..: Whenever I try to take one of these excellent wipes, I need to make a choice: Do I hold the packet with my sticky mango juice soaked fingers and risk contaminating the outside and maybe even the inside of the packet, (so I know for sure that I will only take the one wipe I need) or do I throw caution to the wind and just go for a quick swipe of the exposed wipe and hope I don't end up with six wipes?! SO INFURIATING! Sort this issue out and I'll buy them again.

1. These were perfect - much better than the previous brandthat I used before. 2. They are bigger - more like a 'man-size' wipe - and stronger so I can use slightly fewer - so better value. 3.1. Plus they are biodegradeable - no plastic. 3.2. In order to encourage people not to flush, I would suggest they be supplied with a second pouch with disposable bags, the pouch to be attached underneath - without an alternative disposal method for wipes they will continue to be flushed. They don't need a one-for-one quanitity of bags, but a sufficient number for each visit (perhaps 12 bags for a 56 wipe packet). 4. Probably not as soft as 'A' brand, but perfectly adequately soft - not at all harsh. 5. Packaged in a plastic pouch - I'm not sure if any alternative might be available for wipes, but non-plastic has to be better. Hope this helps !