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Mrs Smith
Mrs SmithChristchurch, NZ
  • 2 reviews

Other Homebrand (Packet form) Better than Huggies *NZ review

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I don't use the one Pictured but I do use The Homebrand Fragrance Free Baby Wipes
*White, Red and Green 80 Pack with an Octopus and Star Fish



I used Huggies for a couple years but once my 2nd was born I started using them on my face and it would dry and irritate me (guessing the alcohol?) I then decided to try all the cheaper options as I wasn't keen to continue using them on my kids...

Homebrand is only $2p/pack at Countdown NZ!
Not as thick as Huggies but def not too thin! Yes occasionally you need a couple wipes however I have not once experienced any rashing on my kids since the change so I am more than happy to compensate knowing my kids don't need creams etc

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rokdaisy
rokdaisyNSW, 2460
  • 8 reviews
  • 11 likes

Watch out for rashes with the Select Brand baby wipes

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NicoleBR
NicoleBR
rokdaisy
rokdaisy

Thanks, Nicole. Your Wipes appear 2b different, so hope they stay good. The ones that caused rashes were the 80 pack of Select Unscented Baby Wipes in a soft pack for $3.00.

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Matthew15
Matthew15SYDNEY

This product needs a design ASAP

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We have always used huggies wipes. I dropped her off a 7am, and My daughter ran out of branded wipes at school and these home brand were utilized. In 9 hours her bum was red with blisters poor effect and product. Now I have a screaming baby and a broken hart my baby is in pain
Liked nothing about it
Product as a whole.

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Vundaful
VundafulPerth
  • 26 reviews
  • 2 likes

Average quality

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These will do in a pinch but I wouldn't buy them again.

The size and thickness is good, however they're a bit too dry - sometimes several are needed to wipe off all the mess on baby's bottom.



The wipes don't pull each other out of the packet, so you need to spend extra time fiddling around to pull out a new one each time. When the packet is getting low, this becomes a real annoyance.

The fragrance is nice and not too overpowering.
Thick and strong
Too dry, hard to get out of pack

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Natsmum
Natsmum
  • 7 reviews
  • 2 likes

Good wipes

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I tried the homebrand wipes as I wanted to try a cheaper product (used to use the Aldi wipes, which are pretty good, but don't bother going to Aldi anymore as don't use the nappies since they were changed.) The Homebrand wipes are pretty good, not as wet as some wipes, which initially I worried about but I have found it is still gentle on my girls bottom. They are a good size and inexpensive, too. The packet I use isn't the same one as the one in the picture. The one I use contains 80 wipes, so may be a slightly different product... not sure.
Inexpensive

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AL2011
AL2011AU
  • 55 reviews
  • 13 likes

Cheap and Nasty

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I would never recommend these to anyone. They are cheap and nasty wipes which are better used wiping up puppy poofrom the floor than on a child. They are very cheap and in this instance you get for you pay for.

Everything!

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chezryl
chezrylMetropolitan Adelaide, SA
  • 183 reviews
  • 28 likes

Terrible

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My mum bought these wipes to use at her house. I hated them. They are too flimsy and too wet. Would not recommend them at all.
Cheap.
Over wet and basically feel like they would be harsh on baby.

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craftymumma
craftymummaQLD, 4055
  • 70 reviews
  • 17 likes

Terrible

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These are ineffective as wipes for babies. If you just want some wipes to keep in the car for greasy hands or faces, then these are ok. But I would not recommed these wipes to clean up during a nappy change.
As a general wipe, they will clean a face or hands.
Advertising these a 'baby' wipes implies that they will clean up a pooey bottom, but you would have to use about a million of them to do the job.

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blackcat3
blackcat3NSW, 2350
  • 114 reviews
  • 24 likes

Bad

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They are good for wiping dirty hands without actual lumps of dirt. They are not suitable for cleaning a dirty baby bottom as they are too thin. I bought these once, and it was years ago. I never bought them again after that. Larger thicker wipes, such as huggies are much better for changing number 2's
They are very cheap and readily available at the supermarket
They are not very thick at all, so they are not suitable for changing a dirty nappy. A lot come out of the dispenser at once, which means a few can be wasted

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Mum2girls
Mum2girlsAU
  • 7 reviews
  • 1 like

Good

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I always keep one of these in the car to clean hands before and after eating while out and about. They are affordable and work well.
These are a great, cheap wipe to quickly to freshen your face or clean hands while out and about. The container is handy and dispenses the wipes one at a time. They are great to clean hands before eating when your hands are not really dirty. They are also great to take on a picnic
I usually prefer unsented wipes, so the smell is not great. The wipes are quite thin and really not great for nappy changing as you are led to believe from the baby picture on the front. I would not use these on a babies sensitive skin. Sometimes you need to use more than one to make your hands feel clean because they are so thin.

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permanentgrin
permanentgrin
  • 11 reviews

Terrible

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I generally like home brand products, so I decided to try these. They're way too thin to clean up any mess, and even for wet nappies the wipes sort of fold and scrunch up on themselves so they're difficult to use. I also really dislike the strong smell that they leave on your hands. Even after washing my hands thoroughly, they still smelled like wipes.
cheap
too thin, smell too strong

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allawah
allawah
  • 7 reviews
  • 4 likes

Terrible

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I only bought it once and never liked it. It's too thin to use on anything. I have to use a few to do a job which I can use only one Huggies wipe to do. So it could turn out more expensive to buy this brand. I'll never buy it again.
Looks cheap and portable.
Too thin and small. So probably more expensive due to having to use more each time!

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totaltobie
totaltobie
  • 85 reviews
  • 18 likes

Bad

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My baby has very sensitive skin so I am not too comfortable using cheaper brands on her skin. However I have found these wipes handy to keep in the car to use for any mess's or to clean dirty hands. They have been really handy when we go on camping trips or to clean tables in picnic areas.
Very cheap, handy container. Good to keep handy in the car or for camping.
I don't recommend these as baby wipes as they are way too thin, you need to use alot of wipes to clean babies bottom. I don't like how they are so thin that I feel like my fingers are touching my babies poo. YUCK.

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LadyJayneK
LadyJayneK
  • 46 reviews
  • 7 likes

Terrible

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I would not recomend these wipes for use on babies, too thin and arn't very effective as they seem to bunch. They are handy to take on a picnic.
Cheap price.
Too thin, container is not a good design, they seen to bunch when you use them on baby's bottom.

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koshakee
koshakeeAU
  • 98 reviews
  • 3 likes

Terrible

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These wipes may be cheap but they are a waste of money. I was given a pack and tossed it out after trying them because they were just so awful. The wipes come in one long strip that is perforated between each wipe and they don't separate properly meaning you need two hands and they also tear half way through the wipe. Don't bother with these.
They are possibly one of the cheapest packs of baby wipes.
These are these nastiest wipes I have ever used. They are very rough and thin and are terrible for cleaning up after a dirty nappy. They are very soggy and don't tear off properly from the next wipe.

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graham
grahamasked

Please advise why this product is not available at woolworths supermarket? - Morley Galleria WA

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