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Seventh Generation Unscented Baby Wipes with Aloe Vera & Vitamin E

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Stinky

by Ann

in Florida on 11/20/09

Pros: Safe, Soft

Cons: Strong Odor

Describe Yourself: Medical Professional

Best Uses: Everyday

Bottom Line: not recommended

I will not buy these again. They say they are odorless...however they have a very strong, unpleasant odor. I was disappointed.

I liked them at first but have moved on

by BebeMomma [Verified Reviewer]

in Annapolis. MD on 10/14/09

Pros: Prevents Irritation, Safe

Cons: Not biodegradable, Smells bad after a while

Describe Yourself: First Time Parent

Best Uses: Diaper Changes

Bottom Line: not recommended

These were fine until recently they made them smaller (check new containters vs. older from a few months ago) and not cheaper... Basically that's not very honest. Then if like me you have 2 containers in the house and there is one you don't use often, then the wipes dry out and when they don't they end up smelly -- like pee actually! I've stopped using after 6 months and use a grocery store brand that is thicker and cheaper... And does the job just fine! Agree with previous review that the design of the plastic box is not very good. It takes 2 hands to get the wipe out and the lid does not close well half the time...

Nice

by Jes

in MO on 8/18/09

Pros: Prevents Irritation, Safe, Soft, Soothing

Cons: Thin

Describe Yourself: Child Care Professional, First Time Parent

Best Uses: After Bathing, Diaper Changes, Diaper Rash, Everyday

Bottom Line: recommended

I usually use cloth diaper and cloth wipes. Bought these and a pack of Seventh Generation diapers for a camping trip when I wouldn't have access to a washer for cloth diapers. These didn't irritate my sensitive skined little one! Didn't have a artificial fragrance either.

Nice product

by Autumnmoon [Verified Buyer]

in McKinney, TX on 8/16/09

Pros: Safe, Soft, Soothing, Treats Irritation

Cons: Thin

Best Uses: Everyday

Bottom Line: recommended

Works great to soothe irritation from urine.

Better than some

by earth-rabbit [Verified Reviewer]

in Gig Harbor, WA on 7/28/09

Pros: Safe, Soft

Bottom Line: recommended

I used this at a festival where there was no running water. It was a godsend for both me and my friends to keep by the cooking stove and use in the morning and throughout the day. People were leary of using baby wipes at first because they are known to have chlorine and other unwanted sunstances, so this was a step up from conventional wipes, but they could still be improved. The[...] wipes are more durable and they are biodegradable, but more expensive and there are few per package. These are a bit dry, but all I had to do was add water and that was taken care of. I think for the next festie I'm going to reuse the box and make my own wipes with lavendar and tea tree oil and chamomile tea, maybe a little Dr. Bronner's soap.

Great product but too few

by Mom to newborn [Verified Buyer]

in Brooklyn, NY on 7/13/09

Pros: Prevents Irritation, Safe

Describe Yourself: First Time Parent

Best Uses: Diaper Changes

Bottom Line: recommended

Clearly, the wipes are too few as it only fills less than 1/2 of the box. But doesn't irritate sensitive skin so it's a keeper!

Not biodegradable

by Azula

in Philly on 7/1/09

Bottom Line: not recommended

For all of you that are using these wipes for their supposed envorinmental superiority, bad news, these are not biodegradable. Being Seventh Generation this great environmentally responsible company, I was wondering why it wouldn't say biodegradable anywhere on the package. I got curious so I dug out all info I could and found out the fibers they use for these are rayon and polyester. I'm a designer and know about textiles, so I can tell you rayon even though it takes a long time, gets its chance to be eaten by microorganisms, but polyester doesn't. You are basically using a piece of plastic instead of toilet paper. It just isn't worth it considering that there are completely biodegradable options that are made out of recycled cellulose. When someone comes up with a biodegradable, 100% recycled cellulose wipe that is also unbleached, I'm going to be thrilled, but honestly today this is not a deserving coompetitor. Win to Scott's (for now).

Nice, gentle wipes

by Anonymous [Verified Buyer]

in Baltimore, MD on 6/7/09

Pros: Prevents Irritation, Safe, Soft, Soothing, Treats Irritation

Bottom Line: recommended

These are very high quality, unscented wipes. Somehow, they also do a great job controlling odor. A definite buy again for me.

all dry

by Jac

in IN on 6/1/09

Pros: Safe, Soft

Cons: Not wet

Describe Yourself: First Time Parent

Bottom Line: not recommended

I bought 2 boxes. When I opened it, the wipres are dry. It should be "wet" wipes

Good Wipes

by Sarah

in Grand Rapids, MI on 5/20/09

Pros: Prevents Irritation, Safe, Soft

Describe Yourself: Parent of Two or More Children

Best Uses: Diaper Changes, Everyday

Bottom Line: recommended

These wipes are very similar to Pamper sesitive wipes which I really like. I will continue to buy these. The only thing that makes them not a full 5 stars is that they are a bit drier than Pampers. Other than that they work great....even on big messes!

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