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Cheap baby wipes?
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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.
I party agree but I wouldn't fancy using a wet flannel on a dirty bum them carrying it around with me :eek:then having to use it again on another dirty nappy or 2:eek:, then what do I use on the hands and face?AKA: PC
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Rest in Peace Fred the Maddest Muppet in Heaven
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suppose it depends how many kids you have and how long you go out for - i only have one child so i used to take a couple of flannels out, one for bum, one for face/hands. When changing nappy i used plain loo paper to wipe his bum, then the flannel, but i realise it's not the best solution in some cases!
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(*edit* - how do you think mums coped before wet wipes? :rotfl:)"Atrocities are not less atrocities when they occur in laboratories and are called medical research"
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Huggies pure 99p at Home Bargains this week. My favourite ones as they are really thick so you don't need so many.:hello:0
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boots - 72 pack. 3 for £2.700
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Sainsbury's had Johnson and Johnson wipes for £1 a pack yesterday, don't know when the offer ends though x0
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Asda has a box of 9 Pampers sensitive wipes for £5.000
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I am not sure about baby wipes. I haven't got babies anymore. But we use them at work for customers who have got diesel on theri hands and they seem really harsh to me. I know if I use one for cleaning around the tills it makes my hands really dry.
They were not invented when my kids were babies and I used muslin cloths and water. One for each end.
I wouldn't use them on a babies tender bits myself.Anyone who lives within their means suffers from a lack of imagination:beer:
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I got a box of 9 packs of pampers sensitive wipes for £5 today from asda0
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Sainsburys Little Ones sensitive wipes are on BOGOF this week. Normally 98p /pack, now 47p. Bought 10 today! Fab :T"Success is getting what you want, happiness is wanting what you get" Ingrid Bergman
Comp wins in '10- £150 White Stuff Vouchers
'09 - Liz Earle cleanser0
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