5 stars if they were chlorine-free

I agree with the other reviewer. We've used 7th generation mostly for the last three years. But they smell and sometimes have black mold. After trying several "natural/sensitive" brands, these seem to be the best. The ONLY drawback is the chlorine whitened feature. They are thick. Do not smell. Do not break babies out in any rash. I do wish they came in a pull-out refill pack for traveling in the car. But the pop-up container is the best on the market as well. A little glycerin might help them glide a little better on the babies' bottoms but they are as near to perfect as you're going to get. We use them for everything else as well--cleaning window sills, counters, vanitites, furniture, groceries, table, toys, books, floors, tv, computers, etc...

[Thursday, August 28, 2008]

Huggies smashes the competition

I have tried many different versions of pampers, and huggies is simply more durable, less clumpy, and without any type of overpowering odor.

I use baby wipes as a toilet paper alternative as I believe it's more sanitary than toilet paper.

There's little to no odor with these wipes and they don't freaking clump like pampers always did. You ever reach in to get one and pull out 20, lol? That doesn't happen here. It's a popup tub if that makes a difference.

I would highly recommend this brand of baby wipes and none other.

[Friday, May 23, 2008]

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