anyone else use cloth nappies and sposie wipes

[ThatGirl]

or just me?

 

[Eala]

I occasionally use sposie wipes, they are my back-up wipes. I only use Jackson Reese ones though, which are organic and smell divine!

 

[nervouspains]

I do!
I use huggies- They are the closest to water and cotton wool, less chemicals then other brands...
I try to use sponge and water at home, but I must admit I usually use huggies xxx

 

[sjbno1]

I use them at home and out and about I generally just do it as they wipe off most of the pooh etc

I do have reusable wipes and I use this occasionally but mainly when she has nappy rash

 

[ThatGirl]

i have reusable wipes but use my pampers sensitive all the time x

 

[Rachel_C]

I do!
I use huggies- They are the closest to water and cotton wool, less chemicals then other brands...

Really? I find that very hard to believe! I'm not doubting YOU, but where did you hear that?

I use flushable Jackson Reece ones when we're out and cloth at home.

 

[Char&Bump-x]

I've got spuggies wipes but use pampers or little angels wipes cos I'm lazy.

 

[sugarpuff]

i always use reusable wipes at home (gotta love my wipes warmer ) but when i'm out i use pampers sensitive wipes - when i was pregnant i bought some and my MIL kept buying me the worlds largest supply of the damn things. 8 months down the line and i still have about 12 large packs left !!

 

[lynnikins]

lol i use tescos own brand sposie wipes lol havent got round to making my own yet lol and tbh even if i used them id still end up using sposie ones for the big explosions and soft poos that stick everywhere lol

 

[Eala]

I remember seeing that claim on the Huggies Pure pack, about how it's closest to cotton wool and water (I got a free wipes pack in a Bounty pack or something). Then I looked at the ingredients list, which is the following:

Aqua, potassium laureth phosphate, glycerin, polysorbate 20, tetrasodium EDTA, methylisothiazolinone, methylparaben, malic acid.

Last time I checked, water was H2O and nothing else...

I'm not slating anyone for using these wipes, if they work for you, then fab. But I just couldn't believe they were allowed to say that their wipes were anything even resembling cotton wool and water.

 

[Eala]

Oops, double post, sorry!

 

[Rachel_C]

I remember seeing that claim on the Huggies Pure pack, about how it's closest to cotton wool and water (I got a free wipes pack in a Bounty pack or something). Then I looked at the ingredients list, which is the following:

Aqua, potassium laureth phosphate, glycerin, polysorbate 20, tetrasodium EDTA, methylisothiazolinone, methylparaben, malic acid.

Last time I checked, water was H2O and nothing else...

I'm not slating anyone for using these wipes, if they work for you, then fab. But I just couldn't believe they were allowed to say that their wipes were anything even resembling cotton wool and water.

That's more what I thought. We had a couple of free packs of Huggies and they gave LO rash... water never did that!

 

[Kota]

we always have a pack of sposie wipes in the change bag to use out and about. At home I try and use cloth as much as possible and only use sposies when all the cloth ones are in the wash, the OH still tends to use sposies though.

 

[littlestar]

we use a mix, always use cloth ones for face (unless dire emergency) depending on the content of the nappy and always for childminder we have huggies/pampers wipes.

 

[freckleonear]

When we first switched to cloth I carried on using disposable wipes for a while. It was such a hassle to dispose of them separately so I switched to cloth wipes because they were far easier! I do keep sposie wipes in the house but not for the children, I last used them to strip paint splashes off a wall!

 

[MissMamma]

I plan on using the babycare biodegradable disposable wipes, we went and bought a couple of packs the other day. Its purely for OHs sake though, i've pushed him far enough making him use reusable nappies i think we'll see what happens in the future tho ..xx

 

[twiggy56]

reusable fleece wipes for pee pee

pampers extra care ones for poops and in change bag for out&about

 

[jessabella]

I have bought and plan to use natures babycare eco friendly baby wipes for sensitive skin.
I just wish I could flush them down the toilet..will be a hassel to have poopy wipe in the bin all the time! Are there any ones that can be flushed?

 

[nervouspains]

It is annoying having to chuck them in the bin, but everything else down the loo!

Well maybe your right.
Huggies work fab for my little man- no rash or anything.

I do like using water and sponge more though as you can get the poo out of all the creases more easier!

 

[Rachel_C]

I have bought and plan to use natures babycare eco friendly baby wipes for sensitive skin.
I just wish I could flush them down the toilet..will be a hassel to have poopy wipe in the bin all the time! Are there any ones that can be flushed?

Jackson Reece do flushable ones but I think they only do them in a 10 pack, so good for out an about. Their normal ones should go in the bin.