Tesco Everyday Value Baby Wipes Reviews

When at home I use cotton wool and water when changing my Son's nappy, partly because it is cheaper and healthier for his bum as he has sensitive skin. However, when at Nursery I provide baby wipes for the staff to use and I use baby wipes when out and about as it is more convenient. I learnt from having our first born Son that paying ...  Read the complete review

After countless branded wipes tearing on me whilst changing a poopy nappy, or other branded ones leaving a greasy residue on my son's bottom resulting in a sore bum I was on the look out for some which would actually work without me been left with poo on a finger or my son with nappy rash. So I finally spotted Tesco everyday value ...  Read the complete review

I'm reviewing Tesco everyday baby wipes. The pack I have contains 100 & cost me a HUGE 60p . *****WHY I BOUGHT THEM***** I was recently shanghaied for child minding duty & had forgotten just how messy kids can be. My box of tissues was rapidly depleting,& anyway,dry tissues can't cope with ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to baby wipes I buy them rather often and one of my most recent purchases was a pack of Tesco Value Baby Wipes which cost me the small price of 46p for 72 of them and I bought them in the Fragrance Free option though I could have bought the same amount in the fragranced option for the same price. I bought mine ...  Read the complete review

I like to use baby wipes for myself to wipes my hands and face when I'm out and about and I also tend to use them when I go to the toilet to keep fresh. I have also used the wipes when looking after my niece to try to clean her hands and face up after a food disaster (the kind where it looks like a yogurt bomb exploded on her head and ...  Read the complete review

After using Johnsons wipes when Oscar was first born, and then switching to Tesco own brand, I decided to try out the Tesco Value brand. They are currently priced at 61p for a pack of 72 wipes. The packaging is white with light blue icons relating to baby cleaning, with the Tesco Every Day value logo in the middle. The wipes ...  Read the complete review

Being a mother I find myself spending a bomb on all the baby essentials so sometimes I like to try the cheaper products- sometimes I'm pleasantly suprised, this wasnt one of those times. The wipes arent particuarly large which isnt so much what bothered me, what bothered me was their lack of moisture. Within a few wipes ...  Read the complete review

I started using the Tesco Value wipes when my daughter decided that pulling wipes out of the packaging and throwing them around the room is the best game in the world. I was using an eco-friendly brand before that which was more expensive, because I thought they were safer for baby with no harsh chemicals in them. At about 10 months ...  Read the complete review

With two children under two you can not begin to imagine how many baby wipes I get through a day and because of this I am constantly hunting around to find a cheaper alternative. Tesco values range is by fay the cheapest at only 47p per pack, most of the other supermarket owns are just under a £1. The pack has a ...  Read the complete review

Over the first few months of our babies lives I had tried all the main brands of wipes and had settled on which were my favourites. I was however finding that I was spending a lot of wipes even taking into account only buying on promotion. The number of wipes I went through increased when I started weaning and suddenly had hands and ...  Read the complete review

Baby wipes are pretty useful to have in the house/ car, they can be used for many reasons and are extremely useful. Tesco value wipes are good value at 80 Pense per pack. Making these wipes roughly 1p each, I have bought them cheaper in the past. Compared to other baby wipes on the supermarket shelf, these are cheap and are well worth ...  Read the complete review

When I first had my baby I was very concerned about using baby wipes and stuck to cotton wool and water for a long time, however, after a while I started to try baby wipes and found a lot of them to be expensive and overly perfumey. I stubbled across the Tesco Value Baby wipes at only 25p for a pack and decided to give them a go. The ...  Read the complete review

** About the Product** Tesco Value Baby Wipes 80 fragrance free wipes 49p **What Tesco say about the product** "Tesco Value Baby wipes are ideal for baby and all the family. They contain mild cleansing agents and are ideal for use in the home or when travelling. **Packaging** The ...  Read the complete review

The price of these wipes keeps going up and up. First they were a mere 18p, now they're 49p! Anyway, the wipes are badly packaged. It's virtually impossible to remove one wipe at a time. The pack usually dispenses around five wipes at a time. I then find myself trying to push the unwanted wipes back into the pack which ...  Read the complete review

'No fancy formula - still gently cleanses your baby's skin.' ---Why I Buy--- I do not have babys in the house but tend to buy the Value Baby Wipes for general hand cleaning. Unlike some other people I find them quite moist enough and also thick enough for what I need. I find wipes invaluable to have ...  Read the complete review

Well, where do I start with Tesco Value baby wipes? Well, to cut a very long story short, I had to buy these for my daughter one week when we had far too many bills to pay and next to no money left over. In the Tesco's by me they are only 18p a pack and at that point I had no choice but to try them. I usual use a boots make or the more ...  Read the complete review

I bought these wipes to use to clean baby up after eating and he was going through so many brand name wipes it was costing me a fortune. These wipes are less than 40p a packet and for that price they are perfect for sticky fingers and mucky faces. I also use these after crafts activities such as painting they are very good at cleaning ...  Read the complete review

For Baby: I have found these wipes to be 100% reliable. They are around 18p for a pack and this is brilliant value as they are as good as the leading brands and even Tesco's own 'second cheapest' wipes. At first the wipes were paper thin and utterly dire so I gave up on them until one day at the end of the month we ran out of ...  Read the complete review

Baby wipes are pretty much an essential in my household and I would say that we probably go through at least 2 x 80 packs per month, so I nearly always pick up a pick when I'm shopping. I've tried quite a few different brands of baby wipe now as I like to find bargains that are still good quality, so I've tried out a number of ...  Read the complete review

I first bought these to take away with me on a short trip that would involve a lot of travelling and therefore not much access to shower facilities. I must stress at this point that I do not have a baby so can't comment on their use in this regard. However I will be reviewing the wipes in general. So, after looking on DooYoo I came ...  Read the complete review