* WHY DID I BUY..? * Last year I was lucky enough to have several trips abroad, mainly over to mainland Spain. As a result, I found myself becoming something of a 'frequent flyer' due to the amount of flights I took in the space of 6 months. Unfortunately, there were quite a few times that I was left with what seemed to be a horrible head cold at the end of my holiday. At first I assumed this was just pure bad luck, but after the third or so occasion of catching some sort of bug whilst being away - or indeed, not long after my return home - I eventually came to the conclusion that perhaps I was catching a bug of sorts from the plane ...  Read the complete review

I have lots of nieces and nephews, 11 to be exact - soon to be 12! I find that when I spend time with the little bundles of joy that I can often start suffering from a cold or something else yucky. To try and combat this I like to use hand sanitiser when I knew I am going to be spending the day with one or more of the children. I have found it difficult in the past trying to get the little ones to use the gels as they usually end up with far too much on their hands and it seems to be impossible to dispense a pea sized lump of santiser gel on to the hand of an active 3 year old (or 2 year old, 5 year old, 6 year old - you get the point). That is why I started buying these  Read the complete review

These wipes are handy for use whilst out and about. There are 15 wipes in total inside the pack and they are around £1.20 to buy. The wipes are a decent shape and size and they have a pleasant fragrance to them. The wipes are moist and good quality. They're strong and they don't break or fray. The pack helps to keep the wipes fresh and moist until you are ready to use them. The pack can be re sealed after use to keep the wipes fresh. The wipes are great. They kill germs and bacteria that may be lingering on your hands after working, handling pets or using public toilets. They're easier to use compared to hand gel. Simply wipe and go! The wipes can sometimes ...  Read the complete review

What on earth did we do before moist wipes were invented? I cannot remember when I never used most wipes and once our daughter was born, I have never been without them, especially when she was younger. These days I keep a pack of wipes in my bag at all times and I usually have another spare pack in the car. The ones I am currently using are by Cuticura and whilst this isn't a brand I have used that much, I bought these particular ones as they were on offer in Home Bargains for only 99p for a pack of fifteen wipes. They normally retail for anywhere between £1.30 to £1.45. The wipes are lovely and moist and much like other wipes (including household wipes) ...  Read the complete review

It is really a rather disgusting thought but according to a BBC study, "It found 31% of men and 17% of women confessed to not washing hands after going to the toilet - many of these believed the toilet was clean, or that they were only coming into contact with their family's germs. This definitely increases the risk of food poisioning and the article went on to say that, "Estimates suggest as many as 4.5 million people suffered from food poisoning in the UK last year - although fewer than 100,000 cases were reported to the authorities." Admit it, there are times when you probably should wash your hands but are not always able to before you have ...  Read the complete review