MuslinZ Bamboo Cotton Reusable Wipes - The Nappy Lady Reviews

4.8 Rating 53 Reviews

A 12 pack of Soft and Silky Unbleached Bamboo Cotton Terry Wipes by Muslinz. Perfect as a washable, reusable cleaning wipe . Soft and absorbent. Can be used as a re-usable wipe for when nappy changing or as a face cloth and for general mopping up ! 50% bamboo 50% cotton

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“Bloody excellent. Use them as flannels, bottom wipes, hand wipes and dish cloths. Two boxes seem to suffice. Stay soft. Even used as a kitchen hand wiper they don’t seem I get as smelly as dishcloths. Throw away the wet wipes!”

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Posted 5 years ago

“These wipes are ultra soft, a good size and great at cleaning up even a large poo explosion. Great value for the price.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“My partner declared these wipes 'a miracle'! We use them wet for nappy changes and one wipe will clean up after even the dirtiest nappy. They are so much better than disposable wet wipes.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“I made some wipes so probably didn't need to buy any more but these are lovely. Very soft and the size is just right.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“These are great, slightly bigger and ‘grippier’ than cheeky wipes, whist still staying soft in the wash. Useful for big messes!”

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Posted 6 years ago

“These sit in a little pile on our nappy change station and we wet and wipe as we go. They have washed well and are very soft but also a nice size. Only needed to buy 2 packs as I only need to use one at each nappy change. They are a great investment.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Just started our clothes nappy and reusable wipes life yesterday. These wipes are great, clean the baby well, so soft. Only thing I am wondering on what degrees should I wash? I don't want to destroy them.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“These cloths are just the right size to use as wipes. At home I store them dry and wet them under the tap as I use them on my toddler. When out I keep them wet in a plastic bag. We don’t miss disposable wipes at all!”

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Posted 6 years ago