Asda Smartprice Baby Wipes Reviews

Asda Smartprice Baby Wipes Description: Brand: Asda / Type: Wipes / Fragrance Free. Another review of a supermarket no frills range, because as those who have read my earlier reviews will know, I love these ranges! I really appreciate that I am not paying extra money for fancy wrappers which just get chucked into the ...  Read the complete review

Having alot of children I find that on the odd occasion that money can be a bit tight. I like to try new things and the cheaper the better at times. I like asdas own brand because I find they are not much different to the named brands that are around. The packaging This is a basic white and green packet. It has a strange ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review

In my handbag I always have stashed a packet of baby wipes. I'm a messy devil at the best of times to be totally honest with you but I find I'm using so many more lately due to being a gym worshipper! I hate getting sweaty but more than that I hate the fact when I come out of the gym knowing I've been on machines other people have sweated all over ...  Read the complete review

Today I worked out that I am using two packets of baby wipes a week - thats around 20 per day ! It sounds a lot but I really do find them useful for all sorts of purposes. Usually I buy the Johnsons Baby Wipes, but have decided to give Asda Smartprice Wipes a try after seeing them on the shelf at a much cheaper price. *PRICE ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge fan of most products from Asda especially their baby products, they are usually of a very high standard at great prices. These wipes however are not one of those products from Asda that I love, or like or will buy again. Buying baby wipes is a bit of a nuisance they are always used so quickly and are a rather expensive little item to ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to having a baby, there are few things more annoying than buying baby wipes. Before you have a baby, you have no concept that you will need anything like this in your life, but become a parent and they become an essential. The annoying thing is that they can be VERY costly, especially when you use a lot, but these Asda ones are the ...  Read the complete review

when my son was born i did the usual thing and bought the big brand products for him as you usually believe that they are the best,i was always worried if i changed brands he would come out in a rash.But one day whist shopping in asda [this particular week was shopping on abudget] i thought i would give this brand a try at 73p where was i gonna ...  Read the complete review

You wouldn't go and buy the cheapest toilet roll on the market for yourself would you? So why would any of us consider buying the cheapest baby wipes on the market for our kiddies little delicate bottoms? Asda smart price products are in general not that bad but there are certain things you should not try to save money on and baby ...  Read the complete review

Asda smartprice baby wipes are a smart decision on behalf of the customer as they are cheap but effective at the same time. The packaging is typical asda branding, simple but still gets the message across. It is plain white with the asda smartprice logo on and the writing in green. A standard pack has 80 wipes in it and they cost 88p at my ...  Read the complete review

As you can imagine these wipes aren't the most amazing wipe ever but they do the job. Im pretty stingy and really hate the fact that you pay money for something that you use for less than a second and throw it straight in the bin. I was using the Asda's 'little angel' wipes but we were pretty hard up so I thought Id give these a go. They ...  Read the complete review

i love these wipes i use them for everything cleaning bums,mucky faces,buggy wheels and now there only 79p you can use them on everthing as with the dearer wipes you seem to be careful on what you use them for.my daughter has very very sensitive skin and these are fab as they dont affect her skin what so ever. i must of tried every wipe on the ...  Read the complete review

I bought these cheap wipes to take away on holiday with me, they stayed on holiday ha. Once the packet was open it wouldnt stick back down, so then the wipes all went dry and were useless! However i did use these wipes to take my makeup off so really i dont know if there good for babies or not, they are rubbish for taking makeup off. The packaging ...  Read the complete review

When my children were little, baby wipes were indispensable at nappy changing time. When my eldest was born nearly 18 years ago, all I knew about was branded wipes and had no idea I should be using just water on a newborn bottom, perhaps hindered by the fact that in the US, hospitals are stocked by Huggies or Pampers and Johnson's, so staff there ...  Read the complete review

When babies see these wipes in their basic green and white Asda smart price packaging coming towards them it must strike fear into their little hearts. When my daughter was born we always used Pampers wipes and nothing else and we never ever had a problem with her getting a sore bottom apart from when she was teething which any midwife will tell ...  Read the complete review

Having used morrisons own wipes for quite a few years we decided to pick up a packet of these wholst on holiday a few months ago in asda as they are a lot cheaper than the more popular brands for the same amount of wipes. The packaging is basic and simple with not much colour to it and has a resealable piece over the access hole at the ...  Read the complete review

- Packaging - This comes in a predominantly white package with pale green markings. The Smart Price range from Asda always tends to have much simpler less eye-catching packaging than other brands. There is a re-sealable plastic section at the top underneath this there is a circular section which lifts up and this is where you ...  Read the complete review