Not just for babies (Asda Smartprice Baby Wipes)

Member Name: Fiver29

Product:	Asda Smartprice Baby Wipes
Date:	23/09/09 (25 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Do what they're supposed to

Disadvantages: None

I don't have any babies any more so you may be wondering why I am reviewing Smart Price Baby Wipes. Well when we went on holiday I decided to buy some to put in our hand luggage to help freshen up on the journey, because it was going to be a minimum of 18 hours (in the end it was over 24, but that's a different story).

The wipes are as cheap as they come at just 50p for 80, but they aren't cheap and nasty at all.

They're not as thick as some wipes I've used, but they are still thick enough to do a good job.

They are fragrance free, which a a great boon as far as I'm concerned, because even now, years down the line I can remember using pampers wipes, that had that horrible sickly smell to them, that clung to your hands all day long, and you ended up walking round smelling like a babies bottom all day.

They are moist, without being soaking wet, so if you use them to clean your hands or face your don't have to have a towel handy to dry off.

They don't dry your skin out either, I forgot to leave my moisturiser out for the hand luggage and packed it in the main luggage, but it didn't matter. Even though I used these one my face, my skin didn't go dry and tight and feel like it was in desperate need of a moisturiser.

For bigger jobs I needed to use a couple of wipes. When my son had a nose bleed on the place, it took about 5 or 6 wipes to clean off all the blood, but then it was absolutely everywhere because his nose was pouring like a tap for about 20 minutes.

For the price you can't go wrong.

Summary: Recommended