The second ingredient of this product (after water), is propylene glycol, a petroleum product. Propylene glycol is also a known skin irritant. If you have sensitive skin and you notice redness or bumps, this may be why. Wet wipes is a safer product.

I have tried different personal wipes, including those designed for babies and these by Cottonelle get my vote. Would highly recommend buying one with a refillable dispenser and then just buying the refills. The dispenser is discreet and reasonably well-made, the wipes are eco-friendly and flushable, the scent is light and fresh and the wipes are thick enough and effecive without being irritating or drying to skin.

I LOVE the concept but to say its a green product is not correct, just look at the mass of chemicals that makes this item! I have gotten in to the habit of ALWAYS reading the ingredients to EVERYTHING. I just found out about cosmeticsdatabase.com to find out about ingredients and products might be toxic. I hope this helps someone.

I got them for my husband

Simply put..Great!. I have the large package at home in the bathroom and cary the travel size for work. If you want to feel clean, this is the product to buy. Good sheet size and just the right amount of moisture.

These are great yet this is an idea long overdue. This product can be duplicated for water treatment plant-friendly people by simply having a small plastic tupperware type bowel of water near the commode for dipping regular toilet paper in prior to wiping. If you want the extra soothing feel add aloe and vitamin E to the water. I have always preferred my bottom clean and have used wet tissue for 35 years. These have one advantage over wet toilet paper and that is the strength. They are strong in a single sheet so you can get to places with a finer probe. This is helpful if the area is over-stressed. The small refill packs are good when away from home. When you don't have the room, carry a small qty in a ziplock baggie. The bottom line is to keep your bottom clean & comfortable with wet paper and have these for special circumstances.

These are a good product, but like all product listed as flushable, other than toilet paper, they should not be flushed as they are causing problems with wastewater plants. [@]

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I never recommend flushing any wipe due to catching on tree roots that might have encroached in your yard drain pipes and may cause a major plumbing backup. (My past experience with other flushable wipes). These are easily disposable in trash can after use. They will pull apart even though thick and strong, but should probably not flush them. Large enough to fold over for clean side on larger areas. Re-use your plastic holder and save on refills with BOGO.

I think these flushable moist wipes are great! What did we do without them... they leave you feeling super clean!