OsoCozy Unbleached Flannel Cloth Baby Wipes - Reusable & Washable Saves Money - 100% Cotton - Soft and Durable - Colorful Stitching - 8 x 8 inches - Three 15 Packs

I bought one pack for me and one for a neighbor expecting a baby in Feb. She was thrilled with the gift. I had washed my baby wipes before using and there was a great deal of fluff in the dryer screen that first wash. The cloths have remained soft and absorbable after a dozen washes. I decided years ago to stop using toilet paper and these wipes are a great replacement. (I do use non-flushable wipes for rectum cleaning however.) As a senior I have nights where getting to the bathroom before urine flow starts is a challenge. I keep a stack of these cottom wipes on the nightstand and grab one to catch the flow enroute. Unbleached cotton and organic were the selling points for me and the material is holding up well. Trying to overlap / fold them to be accessible as "pop-up" wipes in the container is too time consuming, but it does work if you have the time.

I didn’t buy these for baby butts, I bought them for goat udders as part of our milking routine, and they’ve been great. They’re soft enough for sensitive skin but durable enough for daily farm use and repeated washing. They do shrink a bit after the first wash, which is worth noting, but it hasn’t affected how well they work. They’ve held up far better than expected and have officially become an essential part of our barn setup. If they’re good enough for our precious udders, they’re definitely good enough for anything else.

Can't have too many of these with a baby. Hold up great in the wash, soft, absorbent (after you do your 5 pre washes) We use with water as reusable wipes, to dry after, as bidet clothes, and spit up clothes. Also as a reusable paper towel, napkin, or handkerchief in a pinch. Get more than you think you need. Babies need a lot. Maybe 2-3x what you think is reasonable.

We have used these for about 6 months now as a more environmental friendly wipe option paired with our cloth diapers. They hold up well and are very effective even after many washes. We wash them frequently and they have lasted well. A few have the outside hem coming off, but most of them are still in great condition. They are soft and easy to keep clean.

Recommended by a nurse for adult use. Installing a bidet and using these to dry the area afterward works well. Maintenence These also dry out quickly and wash well. Goodbye high costs of toilet paper. Product description "OsoCozy Unbleached Flannel Cloth Baby Wipes - Reusable & Washable Saves Money - 100% Cotton - Soft and Durable - Colorful Stitching - 8 x 8 inches - Three 15 Recommended by a nurse for adult use. Installing a bidet and using these to dry the area afterwards works well. These also dry out quickly and wash well. Goodbye high costs of toilet paper.

These wipes are nice quality and soft.

Very durable. Lasts for many many washes. My daughter is now one and they are still going strong! They aren't very thick, but thick enough to where nothing seeps through. Great value for your money. We do spray before wiping and the size is perfect.

We like these because they are nice and soft and absorbent when doing diaper changes but they are starting to show wear with pilling and fraying.

Why pay outrageous amounts of money for disposable tissues, when you can have flannel-soft "hankies" to wipe your nose or dry your tears. I can't recommend these enough. I have them everywhere - in my purse, luggage, around the apartment, up my sleeve like Grandma did with her hanky. While I mostly use them as handkerchiefs, they are great as a hand wipe when I've touched something sticky or spilled something and I can't get to a sink. If you have allergies and are constantly sneezing, these are so soft and kind to your nose/eyes. And, of course, you can use them as baby wipes! When you wash them in the washing machine, put them in a mesh bag to keep them from getting "lost" in your other clothing. You may have noticed other comments about the reusable wipes getting balled up and wrinkled if you use a dryer. I wash them by hand and let them dry on a drying rack. It's simple to do and they will last a long time that way. They still do get a bit wrinkled but are easily smoothed out by your hand. If you are fussy - I'm not! - then you can iron them. Just remember - if the supply chain gets interrupted (anyone remember 2020?), you will have peace of mind knowing that you've got these on hand!