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for Huggies Pure Baby Wipes

Rating Summary based on 21 reviews

  • 5 Stars
    		9
  • 4 Stars
    		4
  • 3 Stars
    		3
  • 2 Stars
    		3
  • 1 Star
    		2

Detailed rating

  • Value for Money
  		• 3.9
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  • 13 of 13 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 5 robjak

    Member since 12/01/2005

    Reviews written: 204

    1 Star You've heard of road rage this is WIPE RAGE ! Review with images 16/08/2010
    User doesn't recommend the product

    Advantages Advantages NONE WHATSOEVER

    Disadvantages Disadvantages RUDE CUSTOMER SERVICE SUBSTANDARD PRODUCT

    I am writing this review, firstly because my sister pointed out the problems that she had encountered when using these Huggies Pure, but she only pointed the problems out after she had notice that I had bought and paid for 2 hugh packs of the things as they were on offer in Asda so I now have an opinion too ! For as long as I can remember I have been a regular purchaser of huggies wet wipes, and have always been very loyal to the brand dispite the fact that they are a little more expensive than some other brands available. I have alway trusted the Huggies brand of wipes, and continued to buy ... more
  • 57 of 57 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 5 Aussieme1106

    Member since 16/05/2004

    Reviews written: 65

    5 Stars To Boldly Go Where No Wipe Has Gone Before. 09/08/2006
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages They are soft and stay moist for cleaning.

    Disadvantages Disadvantages They dont come as seperate sheets in the bag.

    Huggies Baby Wipes..... I trust these little gems, as they are kind and soft on the skin, and they are just like cleaning your baby's bottom with cotton wool and water.... (Or so they say they are). I have used Huggies Baby Wipes since my Daughter Georgia was 3 weeks old. The Hospital Staff said I should use Cotton Wool and cooled boiled water for the first few weeks, which I duly did, and then I was in a dilemma as to which Baby Wipes I should use afterwards. All my sisters have used Huggies, as their babies were allergic to Pampers and Johnsons Wipes, so, I thought, if it was good enough for ... more
  • 59 of 59 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 8 neenn

    Member since 31/12/2005

    Reviews written: 558

    2 Stars Bum Hugs! Review with images 07/04/2007
    User doesn't recommend the product

    Advantages Advantages Great for sensitive bums!

    Disadvantages Disadvantages For me, no smell to mask the smell of dirty bums & too dry.

    Thankfully all of my nieces and nephews are out of nappies, all except for one which I sometimes have to perform Auntie duties with and today was no exception. ~ Price ~ I bought the duo pack with 144 wipes about a month ago from Boots for £3.59 but the following sizes and prices are available: Boots: * 72 pack - £2.69 * 288 pack - £4.99 Tesco: * 72 pack - £2.48 * 144 pack - £3.28 * 288 pack - £5.00 Compared with other brands. Johnson & Johnson £2.60 for 72 wipes 'Simple' Baby wipes £2.69 ~ Huggies Baby Wipes ~ * Huggies Pure Wipes * Huggies wipes with aloe vera and vitamin E ~ Packaging ~ The ... more
  • 40 of 40 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    krazykat2005

    4 Stars Best Brand for Baby's Bottom? 15/04/2006
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Fragrance and alcohol-free, no 'unnecessary' additives, often on a BOGOF offer, gentle on baby's bottom

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Strange smell, sometimes leave bobbly bits on baby's bottom, difficult to dispense without special tub

    Like it or not, cleaning your baby's bottom is an essential part of caring for them. Wipes are definitely the preferred product for doing this, and there are certainly lots of different kinds developed specially for babies on the market today. It is also possible to use cotton wool and plain water for this, and even an occasional damp flannel. To avoid any nappy rash try to ensure that after cleaning them that they are completely dry, even in the folds of their legs (I use a muslin square to dry everything off) and use a barrier cream to cover any chaffing or redness. -- PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ... more
  • 46 of 46 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 8 pinky50

    Member since 16/11/2010

    Reviews written: 556

    5 Stars Gentle wipes. 27/11/2012
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Cleans the skin, gentle wipes with good moisture. Good size.

    Disadvantages Disadvantages None for me.

    I have 2 little grandchildren and so have to stock baby wipes at home so that they are available at all times and saves me having to remember to ask my daughter to leave her own packet at my home. I buy lots of different brands and this one is one I buy quite a lot. The wipes come inside a plastic packet which has a plastic pull back kind of strip. I find the strip sticks back nicely into place after taking the wipes from the packet. There are also 64 wipes in the pack and so a very good amount. They are also a good size, are really thick and strong ones too and they don’t rip while using them ... more
  • 17 of 17 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 8 mummy2harry

    Member since 12/04/2007

    Reviews written: 818

    4 Stars Good quality wipes which do just the job 03/06/2007
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Good price if on offer, gentle on skin, fragrance free

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Quite thick

    I was running low on baby qipes so when I went into Tesco, I told myself to buy whatever was on offer so it would be quite cheap! I have never tried Huggies wipes before but since they were BOGOF (Buy One Get One Free), I grabbed 2 and put them in my basket. I had heard mixed reviews about them so I thought it would be interesting to try them out for myself. When I got home, my son needed his nappy changing so I decided I would try out the new wipes. The first thing I noticed was how thick these wipes were compared to others I have tried which include Johnsons, Tescos and my favourite Pampers ... more
  • 16 of 16 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 5 bruffyboy

    Member since 01/11/2008

    Reviews written: 188

    3 Stars Ideal if you like them thick and wet 26/02/2009
    User doesn't recommend the product

    Advantages Advantages smell nice

    Disadvantages Disadvantages too thick and wet

    I normally use Asda Smartprice wipes because they dot he job and are really cheap. My mum came over with a couple of packs of these the other day and I started using them the other day. I used quite a few this morning because I changed Elijah's pooey bum, turned my back for a few minutes and when I came back the nappy was open and he had the poo in his hand! Thankfully none went in his mouth but he had it all over his hands and was mushing it in! Yuk! I won't be doing that again! I used these wipes to gett he worst off his hands and the floor so I think you can safely say that I am experienced ... more
  • 28 of 28 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 7 K2705

    Member since 02/10/2009

    Reviews written: 568

    5 Stars Huggies Pure Baby Wipes 31/07/2012
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Nice and wet

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Quote flimsy

    One item I always like to have with me when I go out anywhere with Jayden is a packet of baby wipes, I have tried several brands in the last few months the ones which I am currently using are Huggies Pure Baby Wipes. I have tried items from the Huggies range including the nappies before and was very unimpressed with them, however I actually had a voucher for Huggies Pure Wipes so thought I would give these a try to see what they were like. Packaging The Huggies Pure Baby Wipes come in a pale yellowy coloured plastic packet, this has a clear plastic tab on the top which can be pulled to one ... more
  • 26 of 26 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 9 angelboouk123

    Member since 01/06/2010

    Reviews written: 1149

    4 Stars Pure Class 12/04/2011
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages effective, unscented, plenty of uses, packet

    Disadvantages Disadvantages price at retail

    Huggies is a company who bring nappies and baby wipes to the consumer market. Huggies Wipes Huggies offer a few different types of baby wipes including fragranced and unfragraned. One type of wipe is the Huggies Pure Baby Wipes. These wipes contain no perfume or alcohol and claim to be as gentle to skin as cotton wool and water due to the natural fibres they are made with. The wipes are mainly aimed at cleaning babies bums, hands and face and should be disposed off in the main rubbish, not down the loo. Packaging The Pure wipes come packaged in a strong, plastic packet with a resealable tab ... more
  • 10 of 10 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    drawcabia

    5 Stars Mum's lifesaver wipes 03/12/2006
    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages No worries for sensitive skin, easy to use

    Disadvantages Disadvantages As with any wipe, does not completely clean, plus, the baby like to eat them!

    I started using these wipes after my second baby was about six weeks old, and have not turned back since. I find them the perfect combination of durability and sensitivity. Being a mum of two children a year apart in age, I wanted to find wipes that would be suitable for both a toddler and a baby, to save the hastle of carrying around two sets of wipes. With my first baby, I used Pampers wipes, but when my second was born, he had problems with sensitive skin. After cradle cap flaring up so bably that he had to take antibiotics, we didn't want to risk anything else irritating his skin, so when ... more
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