MED PRIDE Disposable Dry Wipes for Adults, Soft & Absorbent Personal Towels, Bulk 800 Count, Incontinence Care, Baby Wipes (800 Count (Pack of 1))

BEST WIPES EVER! When my baby was in NICU they used wipes similar to this so after we got home I was determined to find them on Amazon. These are definitely identical to the ones they used super soft very durable and gets whatever job done. These are a must for all new babies. Perfect for body wipes, booty wipe, or just spit up clean up. Add a natural wipe spray or no rise body wash or try this cream I feel in love with Le Petite Creme. Nothing bad to say about these. There are so many in a box - this will last me prob 6 months. I've used just 2 of the packs from the box and my baby is 6 weeks old. So glad I found these!

I have a surgery for colon cancer and I'll been using a ostomy bag, and been using this product every time I have to change the gag to clean around the area. Quality of this product is the best think I've find to help me to keep the area clean. I will recommend to anybody who need a towel bat, baby's cleaning before changing Pampers

This is my second time buying the dry wipes, they come in handy for my children when they shower. They just dispose of them after 1 use. These are soft dry wipes and do not rip when wet. Will continue to buy.

Wanted to use to remove make up and freshen up. Very very thin and does not hold water well so hard to use for those purposes. Very smooth so it doesn’t seem like it’s grabbing as much makeup and dirt. Overall, it works well enough that I will use until my box is empty. You get plenty sheets for the price. I will not repurchase. If the product was slightly thicker like a wet wipe and had a similar texture, I could see this being able to be use for makeup removal, refreshing between showers, or sponge/bed baths for patient care. I’m a nurse, and these cloths are not adequate for patient care. They don’t hold water or soap well so they would make more of a mess. Would not work for pericare either.

UPDATE: If you turn them into a wet wipe, they are softest I’ve ever used! I basically use a drop of vagisil soap, 1/4 cup witch hazel and water, shake it up and either put these wipes in a ziploc or an airtight container (fold them to fit the container), then pour the solution over the wipes. I’ve even done dawn dish soap wipes for cleaning house. They are better than paper towels since you can rinse, squeeze and use it again! Dry use still is awful but Being able to create wipes with MY soaps,, different scents etc, reduces the risk of getting a skin/allergic reaction. Discovering these uses has now made them my preferred dry wipe and taking it from a 1⭐️ to a 5⭐️ review!! —————-—————-—————- I normally use Tena dry washcloths. At first, I thought they were soft. Well that’s all that’s remotely ok! 1. They’re SMALL (half the size of Tena) 2. They don’t absorb, AT ALL!!!! 1ply cheap toilet paper is more absorbent!! 3. I ended up needing toilet paper to wipe the moisture it left behind. 4. They’re thin! Enough you can see thru them. Save the money and get anything else!! Paper towels are a better option!

Great quality! They were better than I thought they were going to be

I love these. I make my own wipes with these. It's so sturdy. Strong, and very absorbing everything. Clean very good. Price worth it.

We got a pack similar to these from the hospital when we took our newborn home and when we ran out I found these which are very similar! My newborn got a diaper rash and these wipes have been a life saver. Just adding some water turns them into wet wipes that don’t irritate my babies skin and are great for cleaning up spit up and other messes.