MOTHER EARTH Bamboo Flushable Wipes for Sensitive Skin, Septic Safe, Hypoallergenic, Unscented Toilet Wipes (60 Flushable Wipes)

Love the softness of these. Even though they claim to be septic safe, I haven’t had them long enough to gauge if they truly are. I am using them sparingly, just in case they are not.

Very gentle. Works well with a septic

Best wipes I have found

Packaging is well made, with a clear breakdown of the materials and additives in the wipes. I absolutely love and appreciate when companies put the effort in to do this, readable information for humans! The company mission is clearly communicated in both the name and the packaging. These are a bit more 'soggy' in terms of appearance than most flushable wipes I've used but it doesn't actually make any difference to performance. Very, very soft. Softer than 90% of flushables I've tried. Essentially zero scent whatsoever. Fiber weaving is nice and gives equal tensile strength omnidirectionally. Strength is enough to never worry about a wipe tearing while in use. Always remember that flushable wipes will tear easily, and even then it doesn't mean a large amount can be flushed. Packaging recommends to not flush more than 1 wipe at a time. I didn't really know what to expect from a bamboo wipe, but I honestly think I prefer these over any other flushable wipe I've tried.

We've had a few flushable wipes in the past, and none of them actually gave us good impression. All of them in the past ended up clogging our drain no matter what they claim on the label. However, with this wipe, I noticed the first time trying to pull out the wipe, it broke fairly easily compare to others we've had. I assume this somehow gave me better confidence on being able to flush it with toilet with better chance not clogging it. The wipe itself is very moisturized and not a single time I feel it's going to dry out while wiping out my hands or using it to help clean up the mess with our kids. However, these wipes are definitely thinner than other similar products we've tried, so expect this to break very easily while using it to wipe on your skin or any surface. But like I mentioned above, I think this might due to the manufacturer really want to make sure it's environmental friendly and making sure it can get dissolved if customer decides to flush them out.

I've tried so many wipes over the years, my kid is 4 and there is no end in sight when wipes are no longer used. I'm sure some of you are familiar with the "unscented" or "fragrance free" wipes that still have a weird smell to it, Target's up and up brand comes to mind immediately... Anyway, these truly are unscented. Couldn't smell anything at all, which is rare for wipes. These are filled with moisture. I should maybe wait until we're at the end to judge this but to me it almost seems like they're too wet. Not a big deal though, I'd rather them be too wet than too dry. Can't really tell its made from bamboo, which is cool. They do seem like they're thin, but so far they've held up well. Overall, I'm pretty happy with these. The only thing that would prevent me from getting more is the price. $9 per box is kind of high for me.

We used these wipes to "bathe" while we are without power after the hurricane came through. Within an hour, both my daughter and I had developed a rash.

Good wipes have a nice gentle pleasing smell and don't leave any odd feeling moisture on the skin.