Huggies Simply Clean Baby Wipes, 512 Total Wipes 64 Count (Pack of 8)

I have been using Huggies Natural Care wipes for almost 2 years with my first baby. I love them. I started buying these Simply Clean wipes for my diaper bag because they are fragrance free and you get more in a package than with the Natural Care. I can't tell the difference between the two. If these were available in large refill packages for Subscribe and Save (and were less expensive), I would switch to these.

not our favorite, think baby is a bit allergic, but they don't offer our preference on subscribe and save, so i still have to purchase our favorite from the local store!!

I discovered these wipes when my first son was born 6 years ago and I pick them every chance I get. When I have had to use other wipes I always find myself annoyed because they do not work as well. These wipes are substantially thicker than most wipes which means they clean up more mess not only easier but faster. I also use less wipes than many other kinds because 1 or 2 of these will work when you need several of different brands.

I love the Huggies Simply Clean Wipes - they are strong and stretchy and have a texture that cleans well without irritating. They also don't have the strong odor or soapy cleanser smell that a lot of wipes have, and accordingly can be used to wipe faces and hands as well as for diaper changes. The 64-count packs are great for a diaper bag - small enough to carry but larger than a lot of on-the-go packs so you don't have to worry about running out on an all-day trip.However, while the picture shows the blue-with-bubbles packs, the box I received actually contained pink packs with flowers...slightly annoying because I have a boy and now have to use up 8 flowery wipe packs. I also found them cheaper at Target - $2 for a single pack was still less than the $18 for 8 here.UPDATE: have discovered these wipes are sufficiently durable to wipe spilled baby food off my jeans and black pants quite well without really leaving any white residue. A huge plus once baby starts eating solids in public and you don't want to carry a change of clothes for yourself after every meal!

Product is contaminated with fragrance.Because the outer wipes seem non fragranced, but starting a few wipes into the package the fragrance gets stronger, this originates in the manufacturing process. Causes asthma / chest pain reaction in my wife, as some products containing synthetic fragrance do to her.After 26 years of using Huggies products, it is clear the "fragrance free" products have either been reformulated to incude fragrance, or control of the manufacturing process has been lost. This is the third Huggies product type we've bought in a mad scramble over the last couple of weeks trying to find one that still works for us.Huggies is, after 26 years, disqualified from selling any product to our household.

I usually always use Huggies Brand Wipes. I love getting them from Amazon and using their Subscribe and Save program. Amazon is constantly switching products on me, I guess because certain items aren't sold on here anymore? These wipes are ok, but they don't come out of the Huggies brand tub that we have. I don't understand why. I know that if you use a different brand than what tub you have, they usually don't pull out well, but these are both Huggies. I can pull one out, then the next one stays inside and does not follow. That is a major hassle for me when I have a son with a full, poopy diaper. I will not be buying these again.

Confession: my kids have been out of diapers for quite some time. However, after having wipes around the house during those years, I can't imagine not having some on hand for all the messes (8 year old and 6 year old, cat, husband? oh, and me. yeah.) at home and on the road.I have tried several varieties of wipes for this general clean-up around the home. Some were too thin, too thick, too smelly ... These are perfect. They are strong enough to scrub stickies off the dining room table, don't scrunch up and shred, have ZERO scent. I know it's probably more expensive to buy them in this packaging instead of refilling the larger tubs, but I need containers which fit into drawers and other tight spots. These wipes fit the bill and I SOOO hope Huggies doesn't change/discontinue them.

I have used the CVS, a store brand by Kroger, Kirkland, Pampers, and Huggies wipes. All in all, I'd say there is a difference between the brand name wipes and generic wipes. I typically try and purchase wipes when they are around $0.02/wipe. I was able to get these wipes at that price and they are great. I think my favorite aspect is that it is its own pack.In wipes i look at:-how well they clean baby after an explosion-sturdiness (ripping, etc)-ease of getting them one by one out of the caseYou don't need nearly as many wipes (compared to generic) for a messy diaper and they wipe baby very clean. However, sometimes these wipes get stuck together and rip. You sometimes need a fingernail and a yank to grip just one. I think it's cause they are quite thin (which doesn't seem to affect their cleaning power). The worst part is when you get down to the last 10 or so and they get in a bunch in the package. I have still purchased these on two occasions. I will maybe consider buying them again because of the portability, but the regular Huggies wipes are easier to get out of the package, and aren't so attached together that you pull out an extra two wipes when you need to get them out of the package quickly.Great for stashing in a diaper bag or nightstand, but also easy to open the package and use as a refill for the tub if needed. Convenient purchase, especially if you can purchase at a deal.