Earth’s Best TenderCare Chlorine Free Baby Wipes Refills, 80-Count Packages (Case of 12)(960 Wipes)
- Soft cloth-like texture
- Gentle enough for hands and face
Introducing… New Earth’s Best TenderCare Chlorine Free Wipes from Earth’s Best – the #1 baby brand in natural foods. These earth friendly wipes have a hypo-allergenic, alchohol-free natural formula that contains Aloe Vera and Vitamin E. Each thick and comfortable soft wipe gently cleans, soothes and softens baby’s skin keeping it feeling fresh and clean. The easy to use pop-up cover is designed to keep wipes continuously moist.
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List Price: $ 44.00
Price: $ 39.60
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Review by Chanti for Earth’s Best TenderCare Chlorine Free Baby Wipes Refills, 80-Count Packages (Case of 12)(960 Wipes)
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We have found this to be the best wipe around. Made in the USA! Generous and “Cloth like”. They get the job done with less waste; On an outing, I can do a quick wipe of our 3 kiddos face and hands (with 1wipe) without it shredding, falling apart or particles left everywhere! You can really feel the Glycerin, so they are soft and very moist. I find the resealable tape works great… I have not had a package dry out, therefore I don’t even use the refill tub any longer.
The package boasts:
*Chlorine free
*Unscented
*Hypoallergenic
*With Aloe Vera and Vitamin E
*Natural lotion
The ingredient panel:
Purified water=skin cleanser
Veggie derived glycerin=moisturizer, skin friendly humectant
Alkyl Poly glycoside=combased surfactant
Aloe Vera=heals, softens and smoothes
Citric acid=keeps PH level down
Vitamin E=Antioxidant or protective agent
Sodium Hydroxymethyl glycinate=broad spectrum antimicrobial
(like amino acid it keeps yeast and mold bateria at bay)
I do not read anywhere what they are made from nor that they are biodegradable, I am unsure why.
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All this being said, in our household they have become a favorite, not just for happy bums!!
FYI-I also highly recommend their diapers.
Earth’s Best TenderCare Chlorine Free Baby Wipes Refills, 80-Count Packages (Case of 12)(960 Wipes)
Earth’s Best TenderCare Chlorine Free Diapers, Size 4, 33-37 Lbs. (Case of 120)
Review by D. Del Rosario for Earth’s Best TenderCare Chlorine Free Baby Wipes Refills, 80-Count Packages (Case of 12)(960 Wipes)
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They are thick and fabric-like, which makes them very good for cleaning. I also like the less toxic ingredients and haven’t had any problems with rashes or anything. However, I highly doubt they are particularly biodegradable, which bothers me since I use cloth diapers and in general try to use environmentally friendly products. I have accidently put them in the washing machine before with the diapers and the wipe was still fully intact after a wash and dry cycle. Also, they are VERY wet and sudsy – works ok for older babies or big messes, but when my baby was a newborn I always found myself having to grab a towel or something to dry her bottom after using the wipes so she wouldn’t have a wet “soapy” bottom. One other comment – their wipe tub SUCKS! We have several of them, and the lids NEVER stay shut, they frequently dispense multiple wipes at a time or the wipes fall in and it’s hard to grab them back out without removing the whole lid. You’d be better off just dispensing them from the refill pack directly, or using another brand’s more useful tub.
Review by Sassy73 for Earth’s Best TenderCare Chlorine Free Baby Wipes Refills, 80-Count Packages (Case of 12)(960 Wipes)
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I was using the Seventh generation wipes but thought I tried these. My daughter never had a problem with rashes when using the seventh generation but since the switch she gets rashes all the time. The wipes were foamy and a little too moist for my taste. I had to ring out the extra liquid before using them so it wouldn’t leave my baby’s bum too moist to avoid getting a rash. When I would use the wipes to wipe my hands it would leave a foam on it. Another disappointment is that the wipes would stick together sometimes. I couldn’t use one hand, I had to use two hands to pull them apart. I’m bummed because I bought a whole case. I might switch back to seventh generation but they’ve decrease the amount of wipes but didn’t decrease the price:( Any suggestions on any other wipes to try????
Review by Lillian36 for Earth’s Best TenderCare Chlorine Free Baby Wipes Refills, 80-Count Packages (Case of 12)(960 Wipes)
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I’m really impressed! I’ve been using Seventh Generation wipes for months because my baby has really sensitive skin and anything else gives her a rash. I decided to try Earth’s Best wipes because of the special offer and they are awesome. They glide over the skin (the glycerin?) and clean better than the Seventh Generation wipes. I’m sold and will be buying these from now on.
Review by K. Lu for Earth’s Best TenderCare Chlorine Free Baby Wipes Refills, 80-Count Packages (Case of 12)(960 Wipes)
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I used to use the 7th generation wipes until they lowered the count per package from 80 to 70. So I felt this was the better deal.
Everything I read holds true: It is a lot damper than the 7th gen. wipes and sometimes, the sheets can be stuck together. Also, the wipes at the end of each package is a lot wetter than the ones on top.
However, I’ve found that I appreciate this wetness. With how dirty the diapers can get nowadays, I’ve liked the fact that it’s moist … it cleans easier and I feel like I use fewer wipes. It can get a little sudsy though, but I use some powder to dry if needed.
So at the subscription price, which is what I get, I’d recommend it.