160x Omnitex Biodegradable Extra Large & Extra Thick Body Cleansing Wipes - Microwaveable | Rinse Free Wipes for Camping, Festivals, Elderly Bed Bath | Alcohol Free, With Aloe Vera & Vitamins | 4x40pk

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The media could not be loaded. These wipes are perfect if you are spending a lot of time outside and need a bit of refreshment. I got them mainly for my partner because he likes camping, but now my whole family uses them when needed on our days out.They are eco-friendly and biodegradable, which is always good to see.This product has a very long use-by date, which, in my case, is September 2024. I received them in November 2022, so that is a good amount of time to go through four giant packs.They can also be used at home if needed. You can warm them up in a microwave for a warm and gentle cleanse, especially useful when it comes to more delicate parts of the body.They're a good size and have plenty of moisture. They are strong, but if pulled too much, they will separate.They are gentle on sensitive skin and leave a fresh scent.

Easily rips not very moist.

These are quite large packs and main use would be for bed bound or elderly people.Having said that, they can also be useful for those who are temporarily not up to gettting in the bath or shower - post op for example, or ill with flu or generally under the weather with some winter bug. Quick wipe down if night sweats or hot flashes occur you and don't want to hop in the shower multiple times a day.Maybe your power is out, or the water is off but you need a quick way to stay clean. Of course camping and festival attendance will also be a great use for them.Large wipes (much bigger than normal wet wipes) and 4 large packets with 40 wipes in each. I tried a few out, and they gave a nice soothing clean. A couple of them I microwaved to warm up, and that will be handy when it's cold or it's an elderly person with thin skin - be careful though, you don't want them hot just slightly warm. Most of the time I used without warming and no issue.Wasn't mad about the smell it left on my skin though as it was a bit chemical to my nose, you might not notice that. Though to be fair I'd not long had a shower so it could have been conflicting with the scent of the body wash I use. Fortunately the 'after smell' didn't last long and seemed to disappear after an hour or so.I'm just a little confused about the biodegrable aspect though, I mean where would you dispose of them? Definitely not down the toilet as even though they degrade it won't be immediate and they'll likely block the toilet initially due to their size..Green bin with the food and gardening waste seems logical 9or whatever coulour your council uses for food/garden waste), but if I just toss them in there and the bin men open it to check - as they often do - I'm not sure they will figure these are biodegradeable so they'll likely not empty the bin and say inappropriate material is there. Mmm, maybe I'll just stuff them into the waste food bags so they aren't as noticeable.Aside from that I'm pleased with these, and they will definitely come in very useful.

The media could not be loaded. Having a one year old running around the house means collectively we get through a lot of wipes as a household. In this bumper pack of cleansing wipes they are all extra large size (see picture of a normal sized wipe at the top compared to these at the bottom). All of the wipes biodegradable and made out of plant fibres making them quite eco-friendly. The wipes themselves are really moistened so these could easily be used in place of a shower or other washing facilities. In terms of scent it’s a nice neutral sent with a hint of Apple But not overly feminine or masculine. Recommend these entirely they clean well and have been very gentle on my skin.

So good but if buying the pack of four not a cheap buy.Finding them good right now as large loads larger than most body wipes and they do quite an alright job. Mud they seem to cope with easily. Fell down in some mud and managed to get chicken mess too any me. Rather than go into house and cart the mess upstairs for then jumping into shower used a couple of these instead outside to get most of it off.Can see them being useful for someone that either is bedbound or tending to someone that is. As they are soft not scratchy and helps solve that horrible feeling of not being able to wash areas properly.For festivals or camping another good idea… can see son wanting to take a pack of these out on his walking trips with friends come summer.Main thing is they seal up well again and just one comes out at a time.Not used them yet in microwave but will be interesting to see how they do in it.

The media could not be loaded. These are great wipes while out and about or for keeping in the car or garage. Large design so they’re perfect for cleaning. Slight Aloe Vera scent which isn’t overpowering. Perfect job

Ok so these are great as a quick wash down, in some circumstances - elderly or anyone bed bound after an op or illness, that sort of thing, and of course camping etc. They’re never going to replace a shower or bath but a few used on strategic areas will definitely freshen you up. A nice fragrance, large surface area (a lot bigger than standard baby wipes) and they stay nice and moist in the pack.We know we have to have some work done on our boiler after Christmas so we’ll lose heating and hot water for a couple of days. These will really come in useful for that time, to keep us fresh, till we can jump in a long hot shower again!I do think they’re rather overpriced, certainly at the moment, and really, you’d get the same results from using baby wipes which are just as good for sensitive skin, you’d simply need a few more of them to clean your whole body. But I’m going to give my elderly mother a pack to keep at her flat, so she has an option of she doesn’t feel up to having a shower.