Earth's Best TenderCare Unscented Chlorine-Free Baby Wipes, 72 Count (Pack of 12) (Packaging May Vary)

These wipes are great. Good value. I buy the travel packs of the sensitive skin version to use in my diaper bag and our bedroom, but only because I can only find the travel packs in the sensitive skin version. This version does not irritate his skin at all, but he has not shown sensitivity to wipes or diapers at this point. Your mileage may vary. For at home we use this version, because of the price. What I like: They stay moist even if I leave the lid open, but are not soggy when I don't. They are easy to tear in half for small messes or wiping tiny baby hands off. The other half can easily go back in the tub and be used next time, and won't dry out. Some wipes are hard to tear. What I don't like: Usually they come out one at a time, but occasionally they are stuck together, either by friction or sometimes because they weren't completely cut at the "seam". Invariably this is when the baby has a huge poopy diaper and I only have one hand free because I'm trying to keep his feet out of his mess, so I end up with a string of 4 wipes. Solution: Take out a wipe before opening diaper.

We love these wipes! We have tried several brands of natural wipes, and none of them come close to Earth's Best, IMO. They are super soft and sudsy, which makes cleaning a breeze (compared to some other brands which are thick and rigid, tear easily, or come out feeling too dry). I know some other reviews did not care for the wetness factor but to me that helps get baby's bottom clean the first time. No scrubbing necessary. By the time I dump the wipe in trash and get a new diaper (or now, panties) ready to put on, her bottom is dry. I also love that these have absolutely no added fragrance, which is perfect since she and I both have very sensitive skin. This brand gets a low-hazard rating from the Environmental Working Group, too, which is a huge plus in my book. We use them for everything - bottoms, hands, face, tabletops at restaurants, toys, etc. The price really can't be beat, either, when compared to other brands of "natural" wipes. I think we paid $0.04/wipe after getting the large 864-count pack through subscribe & save (the cheapest I've seen anywhere). I'm honestly not sure how that compares to other name brand, conventional wipe brands, but we've used a few of those and they didn't come close to these wipes in terms of effectiveness, durability and feel.

We've been using these wipes for nearly two years now, only breaking on the rare occasions that we run out and need to run to the store for more. We've compared them to Seventh Generation wipes as well, and these clean better and are larger, so you get more use out of each wipe. They work perfectly for diaper changes, wiping up messy faces and hands, and even spot-cleaning around the house. EDIT: I'm amending my review after receiving my most recent shipment of these wipes. Like so many others, I am beyond disappointed by the changes Earth's Best made to the product. These new wipes are smaller, rougher, and DRY - it takes WAY too many of them to clean a messy baby's bottom, now, and even wiping my daughter's hands is frustrating as they simply don't clean well. Earth's Best, you've lost another loyal customer.

These were my favorite wipes by far! My son is now three and potty trained, so I no longer have a need for these wipes, but I would highly recommend them for anyone. I like the fact that they're chlorine and fragrance free. I know some ingredients are questionable, but these are still the best "natural" wipes I've found. I like the size and the durability of these wipes. I've had some of the big name brands before and didn't like the fact that even though they were thick, they ripped either when I pulled them out of the container or while I was wiping, not to mention the awful perfume smell. The Earth's Best wipes always came out of the package nicely and I never got a dirty hand while wiping. My son never got irritated from these, as he had from Huggies and Pampers. Also, you can't beat the value. First, the refills in this size are very hard to find in the stores and when I did find them, they cost almost $7 per pack. I loved these wipes and I always found them to be the most economical, especially out of the chlorine-free and natural lines.