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Sainsbury's Basics Baby Wipes

 
Description: Brand: Sainsbury's / Type: Wipes

Newest Review: ... oblong, plastic packet with see through flap you lift to get wipe out of and it closes rather well. In bright orange writing ... more

 ... I'm told they are Sainsbury's 'Basics' 80 Baby Wipes, Everyday Design, Everyday Use. On each side of the packet I'm again told what they are and on the back of the packet all in black writing I am told directions for use, ingredients are listed, warnings are given, contact details for Sainsbury's are stated, I am told they are not recyclable (so bin them after use rather than flush them) and finally there is a bar-code on there. Very simple but still, informative enough packaging. They scream cheap at y...more

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Premium Review Sainsbury's Basics Baby Wipes: A basic wipe... (951 words)
by - written on 16/03/09 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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When it comes to wet wipes or baby wipes they are something of late I've really appreciated being around. As a single girl what would I do be doing with wet wipes though lol? Well firstly a couple of weeks back I was bed bound after having an injection into my spine. I could barely walk so I got a few packets of this type of thing to help me stay fresh and smell clean as I simply wasn't up to bathing and showering which is incredibly hard for a clean freak like me! Also my friend has dropped her little un off around here for a few hours quite a bit lately and yes she supplies wipes in her sons nappy bag but there is never enough for her little tyke so I like ...  Read the complete review

cg1anon
Premium Review Wipe them away (503 words)
by - written on 16/02/09 (Very useful, 80 readings)
Rating:

I'm no snob when it comes to shopping - I shop around and buy cheaper or own brand products whenever I can - but even in these tough times when we all need to watch our pennies, there are some products you just can't scrimp on. Everyone's list is different - some will never give up Heinz tomato ketchup, others might be eternally loyal to Ambrosia rice pudding, but right up at the top of my list is 'baby wipes'. I'm very fussy about what goes into and onto my son, and I'm not ashamed to say that when it comes to looking after Joshua's basic needs I will give him the best, even if it bankrupts me. Unfortunately the same can't be said for Joshua's father, who when asked to ...  Read the complete review

 

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