Got Baby Wipes? (1 Viewer)

[LandCruiserPhil]

What is your go to brand and why?

I find once open my go dry before I run out.
Nothing bums my camping high more than dry baby wipes when I need them

 

[Rudster]

When I am not using the baby wipes I put a few drops of water in the package and put in refridgerator and they last a long time until I forget to take them out for the trip. Usually a fwe drop of water makes them last a longer time.

 

[alabamatacomaguy]

Sams club brand
Seems to be good quality that doesn't fall apart and a box is BIG filled with the little sized packages:
I add water to the package after opening. Don't have a kid, we use them at work haha

 

[tag3]

Pretty much any unscented brand. I also add water when dried out. Keep meaning to put into a ziplock and see if that keeps them moist.

 

[Jdc1]

We've been changing diapers for 7.5 years and our go to brand is target's up and up in either sensitive or un scented. Granted they don't stay around long enough to dry out. Good luck in your quest.

 

[rusty_tlc]

I get Wet wipes in the Travel pack at Walmart, I like them because they tuck in a coat pocket when you make "The Walk".

http://www.walmart.com/ip/23149040

I saw these when I was looking for the link they might be big enough to do a sponge bath

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Wet-Ones-Big-Ones-Moist-Wipes-28-count/16401581

 

[tractorpole]

Second on keeping them in a zip lock bag.
We use a brand called seventh generation, and mini have sensetive skin. We get them from amazon.

 

[LandCruiserPhil]

Second on keeping them in a zip lock bag.
We use a brand called seventh generation, and mini have sensetive skin. We get them from amazon.

Doing a little research and the Seventh Gen have excellent reviews. Are they available other places than Amazon?

 

[tractorpole]

Doing a little research and the Seventh Gen have excellent reviews. Are they available other places than Amazon?

We had them on "subscribe and save" and would ship "X" amount every month when the little one was in diapers.
I believe that you can also get them at Target, Walgreen's and Walmart.

 

[cruiserpilot]

Pamper wipes, seem to last a while. Everything goes in ziplocks, kind of a rule for me.

 

[iwashmycar]

Huggies Natural Care. Best Ive used. They seem to come pretty soaked, but with a 9 mo. old they dont stay around long.

 

[Tapage]

Huggies Natural Care. Best Ive used.

this .. but still zip lock !

 

[NLXTACY]

The container seems to be more important than the wipes itself. Finding a good, air tight container is critical. Also, I've used water in the past but I found bacteria/mold growing in a package that I didn't use for awhile. That's when I found out that some brands use Witch Hazel so that's what I've been using. That or use distilled water.

Lately I've been trying to focus on finding biodegradable/flushable wipes.

 

[rusty_tlc]

The container seems to be more important than the wipes itself. ........

That's why I like the wipes I posted, they seal up tight even in dusty dirty conditions. And since there are only a 15 in a pack they don't hang around long. I also like the envelope style rather than the plastic jar. It gives you a lot more options, like stuffing a pack in the door pocket for those quick trailside "Nature Stops". They also fit in a side pocket of my day pack, etc.

 

[landcrshr]

Yeah, baby wipes don't last long in the desert even in a zip-loc.

Now I just bring the portable bidet (bike bottle).

 

[oilbrnr]

Yeah, baby wipes don't last long in the desert even in a zip-loc.

Now I just bring the portable bidet (bike bottle).

That is a disturbing picture that I'd like to not have etched in my mind...

OTOH if you're parched after making that morning walk of shame, you can re-hydrate on the way back to camp...

 

[oilbrnr]

Lately I've been trying to focus on finding biodegradable/flushable wipes.

Ahh, such a good Kalifornian, just doin' his part to save the planet.

All while driving a gas guzzling 80!

 

[NLXTACY]

Ahh, such a good Kalifornian, just doin' his part to save the planet.

All while driving a gas guzzling 80!

Sure, lets go with that.

 

[Tredwards]

We have a 2yo and our favorite is Costco rand. They're awesome.

 

[rusty_tlc]

We have a 2yo and our favorite is Costco rand. They're awesome.

We have a grand daughter, the whole baby thing is so much easier these days then when we were exploring off road 30 years ago. The guy that invented the food pouch is my hero.