Sweet Carefor Rinse Free Bath Sponge Wipes Body Wash Wipes for Bathing -Bed Bath,Camping, Festivals,Hospitals, Gym and Travel (Pack of 1 (25 PCS))

£12.99 for 50 wipes is good value for these.I intend to keep them in my car for when I get back to it after a long day in the hills. They are dry and one is big enough to freshen up all my smelly bits.How many suds is dependent on how much water you add. I added a bit and washed my face, head and neck. Then added some more for my arm pits and groin area. You will have to experiment as it depends what you are going to use as a towel.They will not replace wet wipes in all situations but one of these does the job of several wet wipes.

Been waiting to use these before review. Have needed to use them now and found them pretty useful and realised they would have come in handy got other uses now. Used for elderly parent with temporary limited movement at home, would have been useful for teenage period too but I just didn’t think. I think you could even use them camping on on hot days out for a freshen up. Have kept left over ones in zip bag, would be great for hospital emergency bag- says 6 months shelf life once opened but even if the later has gone they will still do the job as a stand wash clothe. For short term, emergency, quick use I think they are great, different option to baby wipes. The pack holds 25 and is quite a big size size to stash until you use them and then once open. Certainly can’t complain, sort a try and do have their uses.

Convenient. Very useful when strip washing.

These are way bigger than I thought they'd be, certainly not something you could carry discreetly. I liked the idea of being able to do a quick stand-up wash, and wasn't expecting miracles. You have to wet the cloth thoroughly, and are unlikely to get a lather, so you might feel like you're not doing anything more than wiping yourself with a wet cloth. I definitely felt cleaner after use, but not by a lot. They're handy enough, but just not right for when you need a proper clean

I was expecting these to be like giant wet wipes, so was surprised to open the packet and find the contents totally dry. I hadn't realised that you have to add your own water, so that's something to take into consideration when taking these camping or on your travels - keeping them dry makes them much more lightweight, but you do need access to additional water to use them.The individual sponge wipes can be packed into a smaller sandwich bag, so you don't need to take the entire pack with you if you are travelling with limited space.After using, I thought that I might feel as though there was a residue left on my skin, or as though I hadn't got properly clean because I hadn't rinsed off, but in reality just drying myself off with a microfibre towel removed any residue feeling as well as the water, and I was left just feeling fresher and less grubby.I can clean the 'important bits' with a single sponge wipe, so they are great for backpacking or even sleeping in your car where you won't necessarily be able to access a shower every day.Not a replacement for an actual shower, but definitely useful as an interim measure to keep myself feeling (and smelling) clean.

Not soapy enough

These wipes are a decent size and they are strong. The wipes do need to be used with water so they are not as convenient as wet wipes. They do make you feel cleaner and refreshed.

These are better than previous body washing wipes I've used. I have used them for camping to freshen up, and they're pretty good! I found the packet they came in quite bulky for travelling, so I pull out however many I need and stick them in a sandwich bag to travel with.They don't really lather up, but I do feel fresher after using them, so the lack of lather doesn't bother me. I'd feel I would need to rinse a lather off too, so it's probably better for me that they don't lather up.They have a pleasant scent and I don't feel coated in anything after use. I found them to keep their integrity quite well too, so they aren't falling apart in my hands.