MedlineUltrasoft Dry Baby Wipes, Gentle Disposable Cleansing Cloths, 1,200 Count, Dry Wipe Size is 7 x 13 inches, Great for Sensitive Skin and can be used as Baby Washcloths, Incontinence Wipes

I don’t leave reviews often, but this product deserves it!I am taking care of my newborn nephew who spent a month in the nicu. Basically the entire time he had a horrible diaper rash. When it would get really bad the hospital would use a similar wipe and just add water and the rash would start to clear up. But never fully. Once he was discharged I bought a box of these. I put some in a wipe container and just add water. He hasn’t had a rash since being discharged a month ago. And we have only used 25% of the box in about 5 weeks! So while they are a bit pricey, you end up using less than traditional baby wipes because these are bigger and you can get them as wet as you need and they clean very well. They are super soft and strong. I will never use anything else! Less than $10 a month for wipes for a newborn is a great deal! With my other kiddos I was going through at least $20-30 a month on wipes.Pros:- size(almost twice the size of traditional wipes)- soft- sturdy- saves money- no diaper rashesThe only con I can think ok- I can’t seem to figure out what the material is. I’d love to know if they are 100% cotton and if they are bleached. But I will continue using them for now because they keep the rash away and at a minimum don’t have other chemicals/additives.

I love these need to get more. Just wish they weren’t so expensive. I had to use these in the hospital as the hospital people gave her a butt rash but of course they wouldn’t take the responsibility of it! Anyways I still use them at nighttime and early morning I get one wet with warm water and then tap her dry with another one. As she jumps and takes deep breaths if I wipe her with a cold baby wipe. So I heat water up and wipe her with a damp one then pat her dry. Since using these she’s never had another diaper rash. Even water pampers baby wipes that I got for my baby shower isn’t even as nice as using these. I recommend them for your little ones nice for the diaper bag too in case your little one’s nose is runny from a cold or to wipe milk from under Theri chin I use them as bibs sometimes tuck them inside the neck of her shirt they are soft. Very sturdy you can use them wet to wipe house counters coffee tables they actually have a lot of purpose in my house hold.

I’ve been using these for my newborn. I absolutely love them. The wipes are huge and they are soft. They hold up well very durable great absorbent.He’s 5 months now and I have a whole bunch of wipes this box might last until he’s one. Note we also have cloth wipes for at home.

The Ultrasoft Dry Baby Wipes are overall a good choice for gentle and effective cleaning. They are incredibly soft, making them perfect for delicate baby skin, and they don't cause any irritation, which is a big plus. The wipes are durable and don’t tear easily, even when used on tougher messes.However, I did notice that they don’t absorb as much/fast water as I expected. When wetting them to use for more thorough cleaning, they didn’t soak up the moisture as well as some other brands. This isn’t a major issue, but it’s something to keep in mind if you prefer wipes that hold more liquid.Overall, these wipes are a reliable option for everyday use, especially for sensitive skin, but they could be improved with better water absorption.

Used these to make my own water wipes. Super soft and durable. They work great cleaning off. I cut them in half which really didn't take too long for two packs.

I bought these to start making my own baby wipes! I wanted to know what was in the wipes I was using on my son’s bottom since I found out the ones I was using from Costco were toxic.To turn these into baby wipes, I get a large mixing bowl and dump several cups (maybe four-ish) of distilled water into the bowl with about 4 tbsp’s of melted coconut oil and stir it up. Then I get four packages of these wipes out of the box and one by one, I dunk them into the water (with clean hands to prevent mold growth) and get them really saturated. Then I squeeze out ALL the excess water and store the wipes in a large ziploc bag (make sure to squeeze out as much as possible, I had mold growth the one time I left them sopping wet). I take the wipes out as needed and place them in some wipe containers I purchased from Amazon.These wipes are larger than the average baby wipe, and because there’s so much excess cloth, it almost makes them a little harder to use in a way I can’t quite describe. But the affordable cost of these wipes plus knowing they have clean ingredients is worth it to me. Try it for yourself!Edit: I started adding tea tree oil to the water/coconut oil mix because the wipes were still getting moldy sometimes. That has helped tremendously. My son has also had ZERO diaper rashes since adding the tea tree oil.

Worked great, one box lasts forever.

When I was placing another order of these wipes, I learned that I purchase this item 22 times!!! This means these wipes are amazing. When my kids were babies, they were allergic to all kind of wipes. I couldn't find any wipes that wouldn't cause a diaper rash. I purchased these and I just used water and they were very good, soft and the most important- didn't cause any allergies or skin irritations. I still buy these wipes. I like to use them for my face and they are always in my bathroom. I highly recommend them.