Tesco Value Baby Wipes Reviews

I always keep a pack of baby wipes in the house because I find them lovely and cooling on my face after I have got all hot and bothered in the garden. For myself I am not particularly concerned about what brand I buy and very often will purchase them from the £1 shop. Since my baby granddaughter arrived though I have only been buying Johnsons or ...  Read the complete review

Due to being on a budget at the moment, I have bought the Tesco Value Baby Wipes to see what they are like. I usually get the Tesco My Baby's Soft Cloth Wipes, which are very good. The Value wipes are a lot cheaper than the My Baby's ones (which are really good value, too) and were well under a pound per pack, though I cannot remember the exact ...  Read the complete review

~~~~~~~~~~~ Tesco Value Babywipes ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tesco baby wipes are now available as part of their value range. They are extremely good value costing just 85p for a pack of 80. The packaging ~~~~~~~~~ These wipes are packaged in pecyclable plastic with the usual value colours and Tesco Value Baby Wipes ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value Baby wipes. What are they like? Well, I don't have any children, but I do buy them for myself as general hand and face wipes. The wipes are about the same size as 2 pieces of toilet paper together. When you first get them out they are wet, but after you've given your hands a very quick clean with them they ...  Read the complete review

Since having my baby daughter, I have tried lots of different brands of baby wipes. To be honest, I have not really found much difference between any of these brands in terms of quality and effectiveness. The Tesco baby wipes, however, are by far one of the cheapest brands that I have found, particularly if you buy in bulk. 4 packs of ...  Read the complete review

Although I do not have young children I still buy Wipes and I find that the ones from Tesco's Value range are just as good as the more expensive brands and cost a fraction of the price. I try to buy when there is an offer of Buy one get one free, that way I always keep a stock as they are so versatile and useful. So if I don't have ...  Read the complete review

Ive always used Tesco baby wipes. I can honestly say i'd be lost without them! My number one reason for buying them is of course my baby but i've found other reasons for them too. They are fab for wiping down leather sofa's, great for wiping your dog down after a roll in the grass outside in fact i pretty much use them for ...  Read the complete review

Picture the scene…My 10 month old son, sat in his high-chair, food is scattered everywhere (typical bloke) his face and hands are a rather nice shade of orange from eating Spaghetti Bolognese and so am I, what do you do??? Well, rather than calling in an industrial cleaner, I always have a packet of Baby Wipes to hand…these are a ...  Read the complete review

I usually just use Pampers or Johnsons wipes on my one year old son as he has quite sensitive skin, but as I was doing my usual shopping last week I saw the Tesco wipes on offer for 2 for £2 (or £1.88 each). That is really cheap compared to the Pampers or Johnsons wipes that are £2.49 per packet and every penny counts when you have a ...  Read the complete review

I have just found the most clever idea I wish I had invented it. If you are like me and get really annoyed with the stick down tab that’s on the top of baby wipes you will love these We use a lot of baby wipes in our house. And before you ask no! There are no babies but I like to be kind to my botty ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Baby Wipes When it comes to choosing baby products I always buy the brands that I know and trust. For baby wipes I usually buy either Pampers or Johnson's, but a few months ago this all changed when I was at Tesco doing my normal grocery shopping. I was running low of wipes so I went over to the baby department and ...  Read the complete review

Browsing the baby wipe range in Tesco, I noticed Tesco do their own baby value wipes for 44p! A 100 wipes for that low price I thought I would give them a go! 44p compared to £1.74 for my usual Johnsons brand, I can't believe how much money I could save if these were any good. Heres what Tesco say -------------------- ...  Read the complete review

I have used the tesco ultra soft cloth wipes for my 18-month-old baby for 6 months now. They come scented and un scented. The scented one?s smell really nice and smell like a baby lotion. Packs contains 80 wipes which are really strong and do not break like other ones I have brought before. They are consultant dermatologist approved and ...  Read the complete review

Has she really lost it I hear you say? Is pan her way of saying bottom or some thing no no I really mean pan, cooking pan the sort we used on our camping gaz to cook our dinner with on holiday, you know the sort that come nesting in each other. However lets get on with it I shall begin at the beginning We had our evening ...  Read the complete review

Yup … Jammy talks dirty in an op! Well … actually, she talks about how to clean the dirt up … but it is not nearly as catchy is it? Dirty hands, messy faces and pooey bums! We have all been there at one point in our lives haven’t we? Sure we were all helpless babes once, squishing poo in our nappies, attempting to ...  Read the complete review

Tescos sell two kinds of their own baby wipes. The Ultra soft in fragrance, or fragrance free, which are in a purple packet and about £2.15 and the cheaper ones which are in a light green packet sold for about £1.59. The Ultra soft wipes are great cheaper than the leading brands they save you money as they are just as good if not better. ...  Read the complete review

I have just battled my way through a packet of tescos fragrancefree wipes(not cloth).Every time I tried to extract a wipe from the packet I couldn't find the edge of the wipe and ended up with a small pinch of wipe in my hand, by which time my toddler had struggled up and tottered off to do what toddlers do!You need two hands to stand any ...  Read the complete review

Having used the expensive as well as the own-shop brands, I assumed that when I picked up Tesco's baby wipes (green packet variety), I was getting my moneys worth. Not that I would not want to buy a good product, some as all too often, dearer does not always mean better. The new packet was opended (one dirty botty waiting), but when ...  Read the complete review

I had run out of baby wipes for my 18 month old daughter, and being so close to pay day had little money spare. I went to my local Tesco’s and bought a tub of their blue and white stripped value wipes. I was not expecting great things from these wipes as we only paid 49p for them, but later when changing Morgans nappy I noticed ...  Read the complete review

Here I am, writing more about my sad crusade to find the perfect baby wipe! Iv'e slated Sainsbury's wipes, but I haven't yet given up on supermarkets own brands. O.K, so baby wipes are not the most important thing on the planet, but if you have 2 under 2 and go through packets of them a week, you'll want to save money(which can ...  Read the complete review