Best Wet Wipes

[bobby22]

My first Glastonbury this year.

What are the best wet wipes? ive heard showering is almost impossible?

What will clean my body well?

[pezzypops]

there are showers but i've never been bothered to go.

wet wipes are all the same surely? i go for the best value ones.

[cejx]

My first Glastonbury this year.

What are the best wet wipes? ive heard showering is almost impossible?

What will clean my body well?

[Toilet Duck]

...also highy receommended...some active hand cleanser. When I'm a bit "tired and emotional" I tend to wax lyrical about this stuff...generally along the lines of, Man I love inventions that actually work!...tis great stuff.

[Greenish]

i like the co-op ones, they're not tested on animals, and are tough enough.

co-op also had some organic, bleachfree on half-price offer a couple of weeks ago, which i took to the sunrise festival and they did a good job - can't remember the name tho!

[kyjenni]

Morrisons Own Gel Fragrance Free Baby Wipes. Because they are gel they are wetter than the average baby wipe and feel amazing on the skin! So cheap as well.

Don't get Johnsons Baby stuff though, I used some of those on my face the other day and it reminded me of babies arse. Not nice!

Edit - p.s. all of my wipes got used throughout IoW because everyone loved them so much!

Edited June 22, 2009 by kyjenni

[dvjj]

See this thread from last year... /index.php?showtopic=100693&hl=wipes++huggies">Wet Wipe Poll

[lofichic]

My mate is a make up artist, and she assures me that all wipes are the same - particularly the really expensive ones they make for your face (which contain just a tiny bit of the branded names cleanser, but nothing to make them any different to a baby wipe apparently).

The only difference between the really expensive ones and the cheap ones are the fragrances, and most make up artists keep CostCo's own (can't remember the brand name) in their kit because they're the best value.

Toilet wipes are different because they can be flushed down the toilet, but if you use them and want some at Glasto, there's no problem with using baby wipes there too because there is no plumbing to block up

[parsonjack]

Sainsbury's Toddler Wipes....they're in a green pack of 50...big, strong and most importantly...they're antibacterial

[al_coholic]

Superdrug are doing their own brand on BOGOF at 99p each at the moment, so 2 packs for 99p is good value, and they do fragrance free as well in this offer

[soozyfloozy]

I got Boot's own fragrance free baby wipes, 3 packs of about 80 wipes for £2.70. I only use them for spod washing (as we call it!), I'm a toilet roll kinda gal for doing my business!

But yeah, the Boots ones are pretty good, I've got sensitive skin so fragrance free is the only way for me to go!

[joanne-psi]

Superdrug are doing their own brand on BOGOF at 99p each at the moment, so 2 packs for 99p is good value, and they do fragrance free as well in this offer

[megamadcowclaire]

Anti bacterial ones - because its the bacteria that makes your smelly bits smelly. I use the boots ones which come in little packs of 12 which are easier to pack than the massive packs of 200.

[Funkfarley]

Something you like the smell of.

My bestest buddy did her chemistry placement with a company that made wipes and they are all the same...

Watch out for Johnsons on your face they are harsh!

[cejx]

Anti bacterial ones - because its the bacteria that makes your smelly bits smelly. I use the boots ones which come in little packs of 12 which are easier to pack than the massive packs of 200.

[madferret77]

I like the brand SwetWipes as they are both biodegradable and antibacterial so they will remove odour AND they are kind to the environment!  Found them on Amazon but think they have their own website too.