A good alternative to the bigger brands. (Tesco My Baby's Ultra Soft Wipes)

Member Name: dthpsb

Product:	Tesco My Baby's Ultra Soft Wipes
Date:	02/09/09 (10 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: The price.

Disadvantages: Can be a bit dry at the top of the pack.

Having three young boys aged 5, 3 and 1 , I have been changing nappies constantly for the last five years and as you can imagine I have gone through an awful lot of baby wipes.
I never buy one particular brand and always look for special offers, 3 for 2's, buy one get one free and discounted prices. I have probably tried most brands at one time or another. I think huggies are probably my favourites but I find they can be expensive unless on offer.

There can be a big difference in the quality of wipes and the noticable difference is how moist they are, cheaper versions can be very dry. Not a good quality in a wet wipe.

Tesco's Ultra soft cloth wipes come in a packet of 80, are dermatologically tested and are enriched with a mild and gentle moisturising lotion with natural extracts of aloe vera and chamomile. I always buy fragrance free, as they always seem to smell horrible but you can buy them fragranced.
The wipes have a lid which you can open and close, which is great as re-seable packets always lose their sticky and never re-seal.

The baby wipes cost 98p but I bought them on offer 5 packets for £4, a bargain because they will last me ages.

I would say the wipes are of average quality, they do seem to be dry at the top of the pack and overly moist at the bottom. I always store them upside down to try and make up for this but it doesn't really work.
They are good enough for the job they are needed for though and the drop in quality is worth it for the savings made in price.

I think I will be buying these wipes again until I see huggies or pampers on offer. They will never be my favourite brand but with the cost of living you need to make savings where you can.

Summary: At 5 packs for £4 it is hard to say no.