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Lidl Baby wipes have changed :-( Any other recommendations?

pakokelso93
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A small riot has happened in the household as the best baby wipes by a country mile have changed in Lidl!!!:eek::eek::eek:
The Toujour wipes were 80 in a packet (rare these days) and super thick for 79p. They are in a new packaging and now 64 in a packet for 59p. If they were the same wipes could take a small price increase effectively but the wipes are now different and p!ss thin!!!
Any recommendations for good affordable baby wipes that aren't made of rice paper?
The Toujour wipes were 80 in a packet (rare these days) and super thick for 79p. They are in a new packaging and now 64 in a packet for 59p. If they were the same wipes could take a small price increase effectively but the wipes are now different and p!ss thin!!!
Any recommendations for good affordable baby wipes that aren't made of rice paper?
PK! :money:
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I've been using Sainsbury's little ones for years but I noticed the other day these have changed from 80 to 64. I haven't opened them yet as I'm still working my way through old ones, I really hope they haven't changed as I suffer with eczema etc0
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Asda Little angels. Best by a country mile in my opinion. 80 or so in a pack and good quality. Buy a box of 12 for best price. Works out at £0.008 a wipe, lidls are a little over £0.009 so better value.
Better then pampers in my opinion. They feel like paper and rip so easily.Thought for the day: each generation of mankind tends to hug the illusion of having reached the culmination of human achievement. Yet, as we scoff at our groping ancestors, so our descendants will surely scoff at us.
-C.F Harriss - Worthing at War - August 17 19410 -
Just coming back to this. We've now ditched Lidls as their 80 to 64 change plus thinner/poor wipes are terrible.
We tried the Sainsburys ones and they were very good, very close to the old Lidls ones in thickness etc. Bit pricer for the 64 in a pack.
We've done a a bit of a trial/error but best value seems to be Asda. 80 pack at 75p. However this has been a bit of a shame that Asda have done that old trick of originally being 80, reducing to 64 then bringing 80 packs back recently with the fancy 'bigger packet' branding at probably a chunk dearer than when originally a 80 pack.PK! :money:0
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