Bumkins Reusable Flannel Baby Wipes, 12 Count, Natural

In the cloth diapering world, baby wash cloths are often recommended instead of buying wipes. I don't mind the wash cloths but they aren't super absorbant and they are kind of small. I have 24 of these wipes and while they aren't fancy like a lot of WAHM wipes available, they are soft and absorbant and a great size. They are basic beige flannel, and priced fairly in my opinion. I find myself reaching for these wipes over some of my "fancier" kinds because they are a good basic wipe that cleans well during changes. No muss, no fuss.

These are amazing wipes! Love them and they are great quality too. Many washes and still stronger than ever! Absorbs great too just never use softener of course. Very soft as well! Love them!

If you didn’t discover the joys and convenience of bidets when the shortage of TP started this review isn’t for you. I was looking for reusable and soft wipes to pat myself dry after a bidet, these fit that use. They are definitely soft. They can be used over and over after washing. When a guest is using the facility, they won’t appear to be out of place. Priced right.

I rely heavily on reviews. So I really try to write comprehension & real world useful reviews. Follow up reviews MATTER! So here is my, THREE YEARS post purchase, review... I purchased these Bumkins reusable flannel baby wipes almost exactly 3 years ago, in preparation for my grand daughter's arrival. I loved them from day one. The are a great size & thickness. They are made well & very soft. I use these wipes daily! I use them for their intended purpose. But I also split them for using as face washing clothes for myself. My skin is sensitive & I started out taking a few with me when I traveled. Their size makes that convenient, so that I don't have to worry about detergents that hotels use, irritating my skin. But the size & feel of them is so nice, that I ended up using them at home every evening to wash my face before bed. They rinse quickly & are dry by morning to toss in the hamper. After 3 years, they are holding up great. They are getting a little thinner, but they have been washed & dried a zillion times, over 3 years, people! I'm purchasing another pack & will add photos comparing the old with the new. But today, I've included photos of the originals after 3 years of regular, daily use. My only wish (& reason for the loss of 1 star) is that there would be a color selection to choose from. Perhaps a neutral gray with gray stitching. It would make for less staining, when used to remove makeup. I often add a small amount of coconut oil when I use for makeup removal. Works fabulously! You cannot go wrong with these wipes. If you found my review to be helpful, please click/tap the [helpful] button below this review. Thanks :)

I was looking for washable, re-usable natural cloths to use with a bidet and really liked that these are natural/unbleached cotton with finished edges. They're a good size for this purpose (8.5 x 8.5) which really is mainly for drying - not cleaning. I also like to support small businesses whenever possible. The only thing better would be if they were made of organic cotton and not made in China - which I only discovered after purchase. (Designed in Arizona, responsibly made in China).Although I don't regret my maiden-voyage first purchase from this company, I will probably order my next set from another small business: OsoCozy Organic Flannel Cloth Baby Wipes (9x9 @ 12 in a pack for $5.00 more than these mainly because of the organic cotton and being made in Pakistan). https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01N5R77VP/ref=sspa_dk_detail_2?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B01N5R77VP&pd_rd_w=A1dU1&content-id=amzn1.sym.0d1092dc-81bb-493f-8769-d5c802257e94&pf_rd_p=0d1092dc-81bb-493f-8769-d5c802257e94&pf_rd_r=577153HT9206MQMXT94B&pd_rd_wg=PHkUE&pd_rd_r=548de75e-5434-4ee5-8fe6-1cb5f7f22f1b&s=baby-products&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9kZXRhaWwyI do expect, since these are 100% cotton, that there will be some slight shrinkage after being washed - so I plan to minimize that by washing in cold or warm water and air drying. The 9x9 size will combat the shrink factor a little better as well.

After all of the toilet paper scare with the pandemic, I started being more cognizant of how much toilet paper we used on a weekly basis. We were using quite a bit! We decided to buy a bidet. Upon installing and using the bidet, it quickly became evident that toilet paper was not the most efficient way to dry off afterward. I bought a 12 pack of these cloths to see if these worked better. I was so impressed with them, I bought 2 more 12 packs.Upon first washing, these do shrink a little bit, so be prepared for that. For my purposes, they are still a good size. I have attached a picture of an unfolded cloth and under it a folded cloth and 2 squares of toilet paper to give you a size comparison. Both of those cloths have been washed several times. As you can see, there is no unraveling. None of the cloths I received have had any unraveling. When I use them after using my bidet, I fold the cloth into fourths and flip over to dry more. I have had no problems doing it that way and always feel nice and dry afterward.When I wash the cloths, I put them in a mesh bag and wash on normal wash with warm water in my front loading washing machine. I typically hang on wired clothes hangers to dry because I find that very easy. I put 2 cloths on each hanger. Since they are single ply, they dry very quickly. I have dried some of the cloths in the dryer and they came out fine as well.These cloths are not as absorbent as a terry washcloth or microfiber cloth would be, but they are much more absorbent than toilet paper and they don't have the bulk that a terry wash cloth or microfiber cloth would have.