Best baby wipes?

[Smanderson]

A friend recently told me she has been using sainsburys wipes as they are cheaper and just as good as the branded ones. I've been using pampers so far and they are fine but the store brand wipes are much cheaper so I'm now wondering if we should change. Yesterday we went to asda and bought some of theirs they seem fine, so now I'm wondering which are the best wipes to use?

 

[Amygdala]

I LOVE Water Wipes. They aren't the cheapest but they clean brilliantly, have no nasty smell and leave no residue. I bulk but them on Amazon so they're not too bad price wise.

 

[cat lover]

I tend to use Huggies Pure. they are mega expensive BUT usually on special offer somewhere (buy one get two free etc). On rare occasions they are not on offer anywhere im happy to use supermarkets own

 

[chicky160]

My fave by a mile are the mamia sensitive wipes from aldi!!! They are just fab. Only use them when I'm out at the mo, I have a huge stash still of cotton wool from when lo was born (mum was obsessed with stocking me up) so I still use those and water at home. X

 

[Miss_Cellany]

I love water wipes too. But I ran out recently and bought boots own instead and they are fine too.

I don't like pampers or huggies though so I might not be the best to give tips if you do like them and want a similar type.

 

[Loui1001]

I love Huggies Pure wipes and stock up on them when they're on offer, they're more like a cloth than a wipe and I use them to take my makeup off more often than not as well

 

[lau86]

Huggies pure all the way

 

[Gem1302]

We use huggies pure, they're gentle and nice & thick we bulk buy during baby events, we buy a box of 12 for £9 so less than £1 a pack

 

[sept2010]

Huggies pure here too. Im sure in asda a box of 12 is always on for £10..

 

[sept2010]

I love Huggies Pure wipes and stock up on them when they're on offer, they're more like a cloth than a wipe and I use them to take my makeup off more often than not as well

Ive used them for make up too..if u use waterproof make up they are not as effective tho i find

 

[lola_90]

Aldi or pampers sensitive here x

 

[PoppyPainting]

I can't stand any of the huggies range of wipes they aren't wet enough IMHO. Anything else on a good offer for us. Pref pampers sensitive or tesco loves baby fragrance free you can buy a box of 6 for £4

 

[SaraEmily]

I'm in the US so I'm not sure if they have these where you're at, but we use Earth's Best. Pampers always gave my LO a rash and I find Huggies are too rough and dry. EB have a quilted texture and are a bit more moist (but dries on the skin very quickly) and they seem to be the most gentle on LO's skin.

 

[babyjan]

I've used many, I've tried huggies pure when LO was newborn, then pampers sensitive, Johnson's sensitive and even Asda's little angles wipes! I don't really have a preference I get whats on offer x

I do like the feel of pampers sensitive though (the one in white pack) x

 

[Foxybabyhg3]

When I saw the thread title I knew I had to chime in with the Sainsbury's ones! They're nearly always on offer and I love them-even use them to wipe down the leather sofa

 

[Pickle26]

We use asda or morrisons own sensitive fragrance free brand both are usually around 4 packs for £3.
We have never had any problems.

 

[Sini]

Huggies pure are our favourites.

Johnsons/pampers are too wet, thin and 'greasy'. I get a terrible rash from both of them so I wouldnt dream of using them on our kiddies.

Sainsburys often do 'buy 1 get 2 free' on huggies

 

[mammy2oaklen]

I'm not really fussy I hate the really cheap ones though. Don't really like asdas little angels or tescos.
I love pampers but unless they're on offer I refuse toay full price so will use Aldis mamia make they r just like pampers and 79p a pack

 

[AmarettiEtJus]

Water wipes are what i have used since day 1. I use them to take off my make up at the end of the day too.

 

[babyv13]

Huggies pure, I always buy them on offer! they're really thick and not too wet/greasy