I love these. They are soft, have a variety of colors, and come in a quantity that makes sense for cloth diapering. If you are new to cloth diapering, you can buy one of these and have enough to take you from newborn to toilet training. I began my cloth diapering journey with a different brand that cost $10 for 15, which is honestly pretty steep for something that cleans your baby's butt. These are much more cost-effective.It's definitely worth investing in some foaming dispensers so you can make your own wipe solution, too. My partner uses a lot of it, but a batch lasts a good month or so. Here's what I use:3 cups water1/4 cup sunflower (neutral) oil1/4 cup castile soapIn a 4-cup measuring cup, add 3 cups tap or distilled water. If you'd drink it, it's fine. Add 1/4 cup castile soap. I use lavender, but whatever scent you prefer is fine. Also add 1/4 cup neutral oil such as sunflower oil or canola oil. Olive oil is not particularly good in this case because it has a stronger smell that you might not want. Mix, and pour into foaming dispensers. This makes 30-32 ounces, so be prepared in terms of containers for the diaper wipe solution.

Following the glowing reviews of other buyers, I took the plunge to try these in lieu of TP for urine wipes only. In only a day the tenderness I've been experiencing from TP was greatly reduced, and after two days the difference is ah-mazing. I'm wondering if TP uses a bleaching agent during manufacturing that is tough in tender skin? We use the quality stuff, so it's not a quality issue. At any rate, I'm 100% satisfied with these. Folded into fourths, there is more coverage than a load of TP. There has been zero smell in the laundry bucket. I plan to wash in Lysol Sport wash, and forsee using these for life. They seem small when you open the package, but they have been the perfect size and thickness. If you have hemorrhoids I REALLY recommend these. Even just using for urine removal has greatly reduced irritation. I image if you use them for....more solid waste, the benefits would be greater, but I'm not quite ready for that. I'm happy with current use. ;)

These are a no-brainer if you're already doing cloth diapers. Just throw them right in! We use a bottle of wipe concentrate and dilute with water to make wet wipes and then keep a stack of dry ones as well. You could also just use plain water. Looking forward to not having to buy disposable wet wipes!

So far so good .. great product I thank all who make this product possible but really you all haven’t even lacked profits yet from these tariffs why has the price already increased .. no effects from these tariffs have happened yet .. a few months a year totally but immediate increase in prices .. I see almost every seller on Amazon did it with any product but it was done during holiday season as well the profits were already increased

10/10 these are the best. Would absolutely purchase again.

I purchased these for drying off after using the bidet so we could cut back on toilet paper usage. I did wash these as soon as I got them and they are definitely softer once they’re washed. They are absorbent and I am satisfied with them.

My baby was getting diaper rashes even with regular changes and good creams. We started to use these as our regular baby wipes rather than the disposables. No more issues with rashes! They are great quality as we throw them in the wash under hot water and 'deep clean' cycle after every use and they feel like they did when we bought them. I love the different colours as it makes it easier to sort. We put one colour into the wipe warmer with a bit of water at a time we keep some out to dry. The amount works perfectly to swap out each day so the wipes don't get stinky.

Great wipes. They’ve been washed many times now and aren’t fraying.

This is an astronomical amount of wipes, I have no idea what made me think I needed 90+ wipes lol. I'm sure I will find a use for them though! If you have a newborn or maybe multiple babies in diapers, this is definitely the pack for you.(UPDATE: I've had these for 4 months now and while this definitely feels like a LOT of wipes when you're folding them, it's been the perfect amount for me. Since these are only used to dry off and don't get "soiled" so to speak, I wait until my little trash can is full to wash them which is about once every week or so. I have yet to run out of wipes but it's been close a time or two because my son was using them as kleenex during allergy season. They are still just as absorbent and have held up very well. I still wash these with free and clear detergent and a little Bleach. When they come out of the washer I lay them all flat in a stack before tossing the whole stack into the dryer. I can not overstate how much of a massive pain they are to fold if you don't un-wrinkle them before you put them in the dryer! I still love these so much, if you have a bidet I cannot recommend them enough. I have saved a lot of money on tp/wipes since I got these, they've paid for themselves several times now I'm sure!)I bought these for several reasons:- I live in a camper full time currently and TP in black tanks isn't fun- I'd been using baby wipes and they cause me extreme irritation- I hate paying for things I'm going to throw away- I have a bidet and need something to dry off with- I am very far away from the store and hope this pack will last for years to come and eliminate my need/dependency on store bought booty wipersI just got these a few days ago but I already love them. They are very soft and soothing for my very irritated nether regions. They are about the exact same size as a normal wipe (see pic for comparison) but they are way softer and very absorbent.I noticed some reviewers stating they weren't very absorbent. One reviewer that said this was using coconut oil in their wipe solution. That's definitely going to coat your wipes and decrease your absorbency. So if you're having issues with absorbency you might take into consideration any oils/creams etc that you've wiped with these or have applied to them. If you order the big pack, maybe set some aside that are designated specifically for diaper creams and oily wipe solution. (I actually used desitin for a while for some irritation i had and when i washed these i added a little dawn dish soap to my detergent and it got the desitin out of the wipes after a couple of washes) I really don't think any solution is necessary, just water will get the job done, but to keep these absorbent - if you absolutely feel that you need a wipe solution - just use some gentle baby soap. Just my opinion - from someone with very sensitive skin much like a brand new baby lol)I also have reusable paper towels and I will be washing these the same way as the "paper" towels with NO FABRIC SOFTENER and about a tablespoon of detergent. Fabric softener does not get rinsed out, it's put in when your washer rinses and remains in your clothes and will definitely decrease absorbency as well. (After 4 months this has been working great and both these and the "paper towels" are still highly absorbent!)One thing I noticed when I washed these is that they are a huge pain to flatten out if you put them in the dryer all balled up. Don't be me, un-ball them before you dry them lol.Time will tell how durable these are, I'm hoping they last me a very long time. I have plenty of them, that's for sure, and I'm sure I will find many uses for them. They seem pretty versatile. I did notice that with the first wash I could have probably made another dozen wipes with what I pulled out of the lint filter. Despite this most of them still seem pretty plush.Overall I'm very happy with my purchase and I'll definitely come back and do an update later on so that I can comment on their durability.