Asda Nappies Reviews

I had so many problems trying to find the right nappy for my little one. I tried Pampers - they leaked crystal type things which I thought wasn't very good for him, I tried Huggies - they leaked, so I turned to supermarket own. I didn't warm to Tesco much and found a close match between Morrisons and ASDA. In the end I much preferred ASDA range. ...  Read the complete review

This is a review of the Asda little angels nappies not the Asda smart price brand ones. I have 3 children and as usual when I had my youngest boy I went for the more expensive Pampers or Huggies nappies but soon reverted back to using the Asda brand ones mainly because of the price. At £3.95 for approx 30 nappies maybe a bit more or ...  Read the complete review

Just because an item is own or store branded does not automatcially mean they are inferior. Yes, some cheaper options lack quality. However, if you packaged Asda nappies in Pampers wrappers then you probably wouldn't notice the difference. We tried these as they were cheaper than Pampers or Huggies, but if Asda nappies weren't as good ...  Read the complete review

When I started off needing nappies I had to use special ones as my little girl was premature. As soon as I could use any disposable nappy I tried a few - some expensive ones and some cheap ones but time and time again I kept coming back to ASDA nappies. I think part of the appeal is that they are not only good quality but that they ...  Read the complete review

With everything seeming more expensive then before and being at home with a baby on a limited budget I started to look at my weekly shop in an attempt to bring down my total bill. One month I came to the last week and had managed to spend a lot more then normal (due to my car being serviced, mot done, road tax and paying for my son to go to a ...  Read the complete review

I have a two year old son, (still in nappies, depsite many attempts to toilet train). If you just sit and have a think about how much you have spent/or will continue to spend on nappies alone, the cost can be immense, thats why i turned to a couple of good friends of mine about ways to try and save some money. One friend recommended the 'Little ...  Read the complete review

We have a (now) six week old son, and over the past weeks we have been trialing various reusable and disposable nappies. I picked up a pack of little angel Asda own brand nappies to try the cheaper end of the disposable nappy spectrum. We bought a pack of 46 size one little angels nappies for 4 pounds. The nappies themselves look fine, ...  Read the complete review

with us going through a credit crunch nappies are an expensive necetity!! i started looking around for cheaper nappies and trying them i first used tescos home brand of nappies but after my daughter had slept in one the morning after the nappy stunck could not put my finger on what the smell was but it was awfull. i then started using ...  Read the complete review

Do not buy!!!!! Asda have definatly let us down on this one. I bought my son the 'ultra dry' little angels in a size 5+ and whether it was a manufactring fault or they are just all awful but after the first two that i used on him the elastic had come away from the leg of the nappy and was digging into his poor little legs, they had not kept him dry in the slightest which led to nappy rash and worst of all the tiny beads within the nappy had burst all over him and was stuck to every crevice of his skin!!!! VERY POOR QUALITY!!! ( i will definatly be sticking to sainsburys and tesco which i have had no problems with at all!!)

I first tried Asda nappies when we tried using their home delivery service over the Christmas period (Tesco had let us down!) We currently buy size 5 which are £3.97 for 30. If you compare this to Tesco own brand which are £4.29 and Pampers which are usually around £5/£6 then Asda charge a good price. We first tried the ...  Read the complete review

One of the most popular ways to survive the credit crunch is to drop down a brand on the goods we buy and probably the most common way to do this is to buy the shops own brand of goods rather than the TV advertised commercially well-known brands. It made sense to me to use shops own brands of nappies, considering what they are used for, it's not ...  Read the complete review

In my opinion and it seems to be quiet a comman one, asda's own brand nappies are great! They are are of just the same standard as huggies or pampers. After having used another different stores brand nappies I was not impressed at all and just stuck to mainly huggies. As my son is now one anyone with kids will understand that you cannot ...  Read the complete review

We tried Asda Little Angels Baby Dry size 3 nappies during my whistlestop tour of all the own brands, and got on pretty well with them. We got 3 packs for £9 which is a good price. To be fair, I don't have a bad comment to make about the nappies themselves other than that I do not like the pictures on them, which by my own admission is ...  Read the complete review

My baby is now 13 months old and I am using the Maxi Plus size. When she was much smaller, I always used the Asda Little Angels range. However in the past four or so months, due to various offers which were on, I've been using the premium brands. I have now switched, due to price, back to the Asda own brand. ...  Read the complete review

When i had my first child i would never buy anything other than Pampers or Huggies, As i heard a lot of people going on about how rubbish own store brands were and the fact that babies always leak through them and things like that. When i had my second child, my partner did the weekly shop and came home with Asdas own brand of nappies called ...  Read the complete review

We have two daughters - 3 and 1 so we've gone through our fair share of nappies over the last couple of years! With our eldest, we started off using washable nappies then moved on to disposable pull-ups when the time for potty training came. With our youngest I fully intended using the washables again as I'd loved them with our eldest but with ...  Read the complete review

I have always been put off using Asda nappies because a lot of my friends had always said how rubbish they were. I'd had no problems with Tesco own brand and I had recently been buying Sainsbury's own brand which were fine too. The reason I decided to try Asda's own was because it was a bit of a pain carrying a big bag of nappies back from ...  Read the complete review

In the recent times of trouble where money is concerned and most are feeling the pinch I think it's a good idea to give cheaper and home brands a chance to see if you can save money. This is when I first tried Asda nappies When I first thought to try them I was actually in Asda trying to decide if the best offer was pampers or Huggies. ...  Read the complete review

ever since i was little the asda jingle has stuck in my head especially the jingling of coins when the lady pats her pocket... we never had an asda near us so when a superstore opened up just half anhour down the road as you can imagine i was very keen to sample everything they had on offer. first on my list was the nappies, im sure you will ...  Read the complete review

Adsa nappies are great, I have not tried the smart price nappies but the 'next' ones up, little angels which are still asda's own just a little higher quality. The little angels nappies are fab, they are so much better than pampers. I usually buy Huggies but when moneys a little tight i dont mind buying asda's nappies as i know they ...  Read the complete review