Pack Of 6Size: 8" x 8" Thirsties Fab Wipes might possibly be the very best investment you can make. The average household will spend about $550* in wipes from birth to potty. In comparison, you will need to expense only about $50 in expense to purchase Thirsties® Fab Wipes to get you all the way from birth to potty. Switching to washable baby wipes, is clearly a simple solution to put nearly $500 back in your pocket. In addition, Thirsties Fab Wipes are perfect for delicate baby skin as you'll be able to control the solution you want to use to cleanse your baby.Reusable cloth baby wipes are an alternative for both disposable diaper wipes and can also be used for wiping up little baby noses, hands, and messes. We keep a stack of about 100 of them on hand that we rotate through to suit a whole variety of needs. In addition to cleaning diaper changes, we also use ours as little burpies, quick wipe-ups after mealtime, and I even keep a stash of my own for refreshing facial wipes and make-up removal. They are so soft and irresistable. Thirsties Fab Wipes measure 8x8 inches and are 2 ply. A textured cotton velour on one side to assist with bigger wipe-ups and delicate microfleece on the other side for drying or for lighter messes. These wipes will fold and fit perfectly in a recycled wipes container or warmer, but we like to stack ours and display the colorful selection in a basket above our changing table. Thirsties Fab Wipes can be used with plain water or with your own wash solution. You can choose to dip your wipe in a solution and then use on baby, or you can choose to store a solution in spray bottle and mist your baby's bum then wipe clean with a wipe.
Comes in packs of 6 in an assortment of colors. Machine wash warm or hot. Dry on low. Made in the USA.*Based on average 1 containers of wipes (80 wipes in a pack) a week at $4.00 a box.
I absolutely love these wipes! They are extremely soft, and versatile. When we go out, I dampen 2-3 of them, and fold them inside my wipes box that comes with the disposable wipes (yes, they fit). I much prefer them to disposable wipes, as they are reusable, therefore much more economical, and very absorbent. My toddler loves them so much, that she uses them as wash clothes in her bath. The fact that I don't have a baby in diapers anymore does not even matter. I still am able to use them for so many other things!
