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Sainsburys Nappies: ... my little boy turned 1 i felt it was safe to try him with supermarket home brand nappies (i would like to make it clear it is not unsafe at any age im just funny with things like that goodness knows why ?!? ) i had previously tried boots nappies as i felt they were more trust worthy for my child being a pharmaceutical company also. When i first opened the sainsburys nappies i felt them seemed larger than any of ...
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	Sainsbury's Baby Wipes ... I admit it: I don t have any children. Yet I still buy Sainsbury s baby wipes! Why? Well, baby wipes are almost identical to moist toilet tissue. The only real difference is that they clean better, and cost a fraction of the price. Instead of paying two quid for a small pack of Andrex moist loo roll, I can pay a quid for a much larger pack of babywipes! What s more, Sainsburys consistently have these on buy one get one free offers, making them a bargain at around 50p a pack. The wipes come in a resealable pack, ensuring that they are kept moist. If you re a bit embarrassed about having them in the house when you don t have kids (and I do get the odd c... Read the full review: Bargainous alternative to moist loo roll by LadyAudley
	Sainsbury's Baby Wipes ... trying all sorts of baby wipes on my baby Sainsburys are now the only ones I buy. I tended to go for sensitive skin types anyway and never had problems with any causing a reaction on his skin, so my preference is purely based on my feelings about them. Sainsburys are good value wipes, at full price they cost approximately what the branded ones do when on special offer. In addition Sainsburys often have 25%, 33% or bogof on their baby products / baby hygiene products so I stock up then and rarely pay full price for them. These wipes are thick and soft, they do not tear and most importantly are the only wipes that I have used (I must admit I ve not used every bran... Read the full review: Hoorah! Wipes that can be pulled out the packet one at a time! by masterchef98
	Sainsbury's Baby Wipes ... baby wipes from Sainsburys are wicked and even though my mum stopped buying them for my little sister I buy them now myself as face wipes because they re a dead soft and a right nice size. I buy the fragrance free ones and they have a nice clean smell that is a bit like baby lotion but not as strong, I get it because it doesn t leave a smell on my skin like the blue ones do because they have quite a strong perfume. They re nice and soft and are just wet enough to feel like I am giving my face a good clean and they will get most of my make up off apart from waterproof mascara but then I haven t come across any wipes that will get that off. I used one today to take... Read the full review: Brill For Bottoms And Faces by CheekyCharlie08

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