Cheap baby wipes?

mummyone_2

I am running low on baby wipes, I bought a fair amount couple of months ago when it was on promo @ sainbury, but these are nearly running out.

Does anybody know if there are any decent offers around at the mo?

Thanks

wookie_2

mummyone wrote: »

I am running low on baby wipes, I bought a fair amount couple of months ago when it was on promo @ sainbury, but these are nearly running out.

Does anybody know if there are any decent offers around at the mo?

Thanks

I think sainsburys are doing a promo on Pampers wipes, 98p I think , however we get ours from Lidals which are just as good as the leading brands for 98p also, with 80 approx in a pack, its good value.:D

mummyone_2

wookie wrote: »

I think sainsburys are doing a promo on Pampers wipes, 98p I think , however we get ours from Lidals which are just as good as the leading brands for 98p also, with 80 approx in a pack, its good value.:D

Great, will check it out!

boo2009

B&M and Home and Bargains both have Pampers and Johnsons in think they are a 72 pack and cost about 98p each.

Asda's Little Angels wipes are a good buy too and are currently selling for around the £1 mark or 6 for a fiver.

cdodd

tesco own brand 98p each or 5 for £4.00 80 pack
acc to my supermarket, i've always prefered the own brand wipes

tessie_bear

the purple packet in boots are normally buy one get one free

anniemf2508

Asda are doing 6 packs of huggies wipes for £4.00

Princess_Coupon

pampers sensitive are 6 packs two for £10 in Tesco, so that's 12 packs for £10, 83p a pack cheapest I've ever seen them. Hurry ends 26th.

broclo

Morrisons definately still have on the 6pk of pampers sensitive wipes at £3.66, so that is 61p a pack. Not sure when it ends though.

broclo

tessie_bear wrote: »

the purple packet in boots are normally buy one get one free

3 for £2.70 at the moment, so 90p each. Unless you have a parenting club 100pt voucher, they are then 56p each in 'boots logic'

Fat_Fairy

don't buy them!
they're full of chemicals
just stick a wet flannel in a bag (if going out) or use a flannel at home, much better for the skin, and the environment.