Tesco Baby Wipes

...few years back, I discovered Tesco wipes, finding these was a great help, the flip-top lid keeps them moist and delivers one wipe, nothing like the reams of wipes by other brands. My mother came to live with me in 2002; she was eighty and had multiple health problems; Advanced Parkinson’s disease, heart problems, arthritis and kidney disease. She had a kidney removed in 1974 and suffered badly with cystitis and kidney infections. This was a real ...
...had to be scrutinised, the Tesco ones passed with flying colours. The reason for this was, a consultant Dermatologist had tested them, they were fragrance free, alcohol free tested and they don’t break easily. The nurses found them easy to use and the flip-top lid can be used with one hand, cutting down the cleaning time by about ten minutes. From then on, I kept in a good supply of the wipes; they were not cheap, about £2.00 at that time for 80 ...

Elffriend 20.05.2004 · Read full review
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...the rather pretty pack of Tesco Scented Ultra Soft Cloth Wipes (not the catchiest of names, I'm sure you'll agree). They were a very reasonable £1.79 for 80. Please note, I am from the Highlands of Scotland, further north than Inverness, where a pack of Huggies is £3.65. I know they are cheaper in other places, but its just to show a price comparison. Anyway, in the trolley they went and i toddled off quite happy that I had made a good saving. Only ...
...such as ingredients, warnings, the Tesco guarantee and the directions for use. **FRAGRANCE** As soon as you pull off the removable flap, the smell hits you. It is incredibly powerful and I find it quite sickly at first. On second smell, its quite floral mixed in with that unusual baby smell thats so hard to describe. The thing these wipes definately aren't is pleasant. A few people have said they smell 'quite nice' but they always have that face ...

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...get? • • • Tesco actually do several types of wet wipes. The ones on offer this time were the fragrance free thick wipes. You can get fragrance wet wipes and moisturised wipes. • • • COST • • • As this was the thing that swayed me to buy them, it must have been pretty good. However, had they not been on offer what would they have cost me? Tesco fragrance free thick wipes cost £1.59 for a packet ...
...other brands available … Tesco … 1.9p each Huggies Cotton Touch .. 4.2p each Johnson’s … 2.4p each Boots … 2.6p each Pampers … 2.8p each As you can see, prices really do vary for baby wipes, but so does the quality. Tesco Fragrance free thick wipes do come up as one of the cheapest though, even without an offer on. • • • Tesco THICK wipes • • • The wipes claim to be thick, ...

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Tesco Baby Wipes When it comes to choosing baby products I always buy the brands that I know and trust. For baby wipes I usually buy either Pampers or Johnson's, but a few months ago this all changed when I was at Tesco doing my normal grocery shopping. I was running low of wipes so I went over to the baby department and headed to where my usual packets were. I saw a big sign saying Buy One Get One Free on the shelf, but all the packets wre gone. ...
...number two doesn't count. Tesco wipes have been specially formulated to take care of your babies skin leaving it gently cleansed and moisturised thanks to the added baby lotion. They have been approved by a consultant dermatologist as well, so this puts my mind at rest knowing they have been tested. And before you ask, neither the wipes or the ingredients have been tested on animals. Oh and the packaging is recyclable. This just gets better. When ...

wardenblw431 15.11.2003 · Read full review
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I started using Tesco My Baby's Ultra Soft Wipes when my son was first born back in 2005. At the time they were sold in triple packs for £2.99 each though now they're sold individually for £1.09 each and regularly put on offer at 3 for £3. Each pack contains 80 wipes which is a couple of wipes more than standard premium brand packs usually hold. I noticed that my baby often had a slightly pink tinge to his bottom when I used these however I didn't ...
...me to suggest that these Tesco wipes would be problematic on normal skin. Although these wipes weren't ideal for my extremely sensitive baby, they were in all fairness the second best. The reason I stopped using these was following my receiving a Huggies free gift pack when my son was a few months old that contained a free packet of Huggies Pure baby wipe; I decided they had to be worth a try despite my problems with the other sensitive versions ...

Lizamabug 22.03.2008 · Read full review
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I didn't buy these, Granny did. She was so excited that she had brought something for her little grandson and at the fact she was saving us some money. She brought them as they were buy one get one free( I think my living with her has rubbed off!). I think they are about £2.00 a pack. The best thing about these wipes is the packaging. They come in a purple packet with light purple areas for the writing. They also have that great pop up opening and ...
...first time you open it. In each pack there are eighty wipes. Tescos wipes are said to help prevent against nappy rash. Dillon doesn't have any problems there but, I don't think he has ever suffered so who knows if its these wipes? It also says that they are as good as the leading brand, apparantly this was discovered in independent consumer tests. There is a warning with these, avoid any contact with eyes, if this happens wash thoroughly with warm ...

gemini26 05.09.2001 · Read full review
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...others weren't but despite this Tesco have come up trumps time after time. Tesco state that their wipes are fragrance free ultra soft cloth wipes that have been formulated to gently cleanse and moisturise baby's delicate skin during nappy changing. They also advise that they are also ideal for use at feeding and play times and that each wipe pops up from the pack so that it can be removed with just one hand, one wipe at a time, leaving your other ...
...tells me that these are Tesco Fragrance Free Ultra Soft Cloth Wipes, the rest of the packet has a baby to one side of the lid and information advising that these wipes are as soft and gentle as the leading brand, consultant and dermatologist approved and that they have added moisturising baby lotion in them and the packet contains 80 wipes. Towards the back of the packet, Tesco have added various pieces of information, all of which I will get to ...

Tea65 20.05.2005 · Read full review
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...last week I saw the Tesco wipes on offer for 2 for £2 (or £1.88 each). That is really cheap compared to the Pampers or Johnsons wipes that are £2.49 per packet and every penny counts when you have a baby. ****What do you get**** You can have either scented or unscented and the wipes come in a pack of 80 that has a flip top closable lid rather than the usual sticky re-sealable type. I thought I would give the scented a go as my son seems okay with ...
...are covered by the usual Tesco guarantee that if you are happy that they will refund or replace and the side of the packet also shows a full list of the ingredients. Contact address: Tesco Stores Ltd Cheshunt EN8 9SL Available in store or online at www.tesco.com ****Finally**** Seems like quite a short review this time but I can’t really think of anything else to say except that I shall definitely be buying them again and would recommend them ...

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...I went for were the Tesco My Baby Ultra Soft Wipes. There are two choices of wipe in this range, one is a green packet which is the scented wipes and the other is a blue packet which is the non scented wipes. I opted for the none scented (no particular reason for this they just happened to be above the scented ones). They come in a plastic packet with a hard plastic flip lid on the top (this clips shut to prevent the wipes from drying out), this ...
...packet cost 98 pence and Tesco always have them on offer, buy three for £2.70 (only a saving of 24 pence I know but it all counts). I think the Tesco wipes are fantastic value for money especially when you compare the price of these to Huggies £2.44 for 72 wipes and Pampers £2.49 for 72 wipes, you can get three packs of the Tesco wipes for nearly the same price as one pack of Huggies or Pampers. These wipes do exactly what they are supposed to do, ...

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...of baby wipes and found Tesco to be the best.I buy the fragrance free ones with baby lotion,but they also come in fragranced. I havn't tried these as I think fragrance free ones are kinder to skin.They are really soft and gentle and I use them on hands,faces and to change nappies.They don't tear and come in resealable packets.The only downfall they have are, as you get further down the packet they become too wet so I just squeeze them out before ...

beckym 14.09.2000 · Read full review
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...range in Tesco, I noticed Tesco do their own baby value wipes for 44p! A 100 wipes for that low price I thought I would give them a go! 44p compared to £1.74 for my usual Johnsons brand, I can't believe how much money I could save if these were any good. Heres what Tesco say -------------------- value wipes are ideal for baby and all the family.They contain mild cleansing agents and are ideal for use in the home or when travelling. In my opinion..... ...
...a blue lid with the Tesco standard value design on the front of the bland packaging. I found threading through the wipes when you start the packet difficult to do, the hole isnt big enough, surprising when the wipes are so thin. Ingredients of Wipe --------------------- Aqua, Propylene Glycol, Disodium, disodium Phosphate,Cocoamphodiacetate, phenoxyethanol,polysorbate 20,methylparaben,citric acid,sodium chloride, disodium edta,aloe barbadensis, ...

DylanD 20.08.2003 · Read full review
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...I happened on the Tesco baby wipes when I was in my local Tesco extra a couple of weeks ago. I went to buy the pampers sensitive as usual and saw that the tesco ones were much cheaper. £1.49 a pack of 80 wipes or 2 packs for £2! As the pampers were £2.49 per pack of 63, I decided to give the tesco ones a go and see how they were. The pack ======= I bought the fragrance free wipes as I don't see the need for extra fragrance on wipes. They come in ...
...On the lid is the Tesco "My baby's" Logo and the words "Ultra soft cloth wipes" in dark blue, underneath it says "fragrance free. The packaging states that the wipes: - are Consultant dermatologist approved - with moisturising baby lotion - help protect delicate skin On the back of the packaging there is all the usual information. Ingredients (please let me know if you need to know what is in them!), directions for use, tesco contact information ...

lebel 14.08.2006 · Read full review
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...keep the wipes moist. The Tesco wipes come in packs of 24 or 80 wipes. I find the quality of the Tesco wipes to be very good, and I find it to be far better than the Huggies wipes, which I think are useless. I believe that the Pampers and the Johnsons wipes are probably slightly better quality, but certainly not by much. The wipes are always moist, from the first wipe to the last, and are also very soft, which is obviously very important for the ...
...leading brands of wipes: Tesco 80 wipes; £1.09 per pack; 1.36p per wipe Johnsons 64 wipes; £2.36 per pack; 3.69p per wipe Huggies 72 wipes; £2.48 per pack; 3.44p per wipe Pampers 63 wipes; £2.36 per pack; 3.75p per wipe Nature 70 wipes; £2.39 per pack; 3.41p per wipe Tesco My Baby's Ultra Soft wipes are in my opinion by far the best choice when it comes to baby wipes. Their quality is almost as good as Pampers, who I believe are tops in that ...

danmclovin 18.08.2008 · Read full review
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...on the market and the Tesco Fragrance Free Ultra Soft Wipes are the best around. They are exceptional value for money at £1.24 for 80 wipes. However, appear to always be doing a buy 2 for £2.00 offer on these. PACKAGING Neat and compact. The packet is a deep purple with a picture of a baby sitting up. The best thing about this packaging is the opening. Whereas some baby wipes have a sticker opening, these have a little plastic lid that is very ...
...use and how to store them. There is even a recycling logo. There are two other logos, one has a water drop that represents added baby moisturising lotion, and the second has a wipe with a tick, this represents a consultant dermatologist approved them ( see disadvantages ). THE WIPES Each wipe has a good strong yet soft feel to them. Roughly, they are 6" x 8" big and do stretch well. As they are fragrance free there is obviously no smell. Believe ...

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When I went shopping to Tesco last week I picked up a tub of Tesco Value Wipes as I was totally swayed by the price point of 45p - yes folks, you did read that correctly. My son is approaching 4 so is potty trained but I thought these would be ideal for hand and face wiping episodes that happen each and every day. The wipes come in a white tub with an 'easy to use' dispenser. I would hate to be trying to wipe a wriggly babies bum and get one of ...
...that there is a hole in the top of the tub and you pull each wipe out and off you go. The reality of course is that you pull too hard and get 10 wipes out. In fact, the instructions for use are as follows: 'Remove cap from the container. Find the end of the wipe at the centre of the roll and thread through cap opening (Caution do not push wipe through the cap opening with your finger). Replace cap and pull wipes through as required. Keep lid closed ...

Cinnamonsam 15.04.2002 · Read full review
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