Baby Wipes

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well....each year it cost 700....wow that's alot....but i think its bout 3-5 bucks....so ya...its an ok deal...lol...byez pplez

Isn't it funny how everyone thinks Sev 7th Gen are biodegradable!? They aren't. They are made from synthetic fibers. Bum Boosa Bamboo Wipes and Elements Naturals are the biodegradable. One is from bamboo, the other corn. If you choose a different biodegradable wipe, chances are it is made from tree pulp. Tree pulp biodegradable deforestation. Choose bamboo or corn.

No but it can get infected.

First of all, just because you CAN flush baby wipes, you should NEVER flush them. I don't care what the package says. You apparently have been flushing too many foreign objects down your toilets and now you have a blockage in your sewer line. Call a plumber to snake out your drain lines.

yes Johnsons baby wipes have best review in india, but as per rumor some Indian parents were avoiding to use johnsons products. I dont don't don't know whether its true or not. But i have another option for your baby to wipe him/her. There are few other brands of wipes that are best and safe to use and mostly people used that and provide best review of them. Such brands are Dove, MotherSparsh, Himalaya, MeeMee, Pampers. Try them.

If they are called hamster wipes, I'm guessing their okay for your hamster.

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No baby wipes are not made of plastic. They are made of cotton material. They are used to clean the babies.

On an average it cost about 300 dollars. Also note some of the products are cheaper than the rest.

Urine, faeces, toilet paper are allowed, anything else is likely to block the toilet or cause a blockage somewhere along the sewer pipe. Soiled disposable nappies, baby wipes, should never be put down a toilet.

Clorox handi wipes can be used for any number of cleaning projects. It is best to not use Clorox handi wipes on surfaces that are susceptible to corrosion by chemical. Keeping Clorox handi wipes away from fabric that can be discolored with bleach is also a good idea.

Baby wipes cost a lot. On an average one can spend like 40 dollars a month.

Baby wipes are made to be soft. They clean babies, so it seems logical you can use them to clean your hands.

Check the local store. You can also order them online.

Baby wipes may not have expiration dates. But being mostly paper, their moisture content could cause them to degrade. Or they could dry out. Keeping them for more than a year risks a loss in quality.

If baby wipes are gentle enough for a baby's butt, they are certainly safe for a dog's. Using them to clean up your pet's occasional poo do is actually a very smart and good idea.

Baby wipes are generally made of cotton . They can be flushed easily if you try. But you should not do that to avoid any blockage problems.

They are also humans so they use baby wipes they way they are used. They do not use anything else as baby wipes.

I don't think that there is an exact amount of wipes each time to use for your butt to be considered clean. Just use as many wipes as you need to make your butt clean. You may want to take a quick look at the wipe once in a while to see how much more you should wipe.

A box of 80 baby wipes typically weighs around 1.5 to 2 pounds (approximately 0.68 to 0.91 kilograms), depending on the brand and the moisture content of the wipes. The weight can vary slightly based on the packaging and materials used. Always check the product specifications for the most accurate information.

No but you can use Granite as baby wipes, I think.