Previous toilet wipes I've purchased all dried out in the plastic tubs before we used them up. Does this container keep the wipes moist until gone?
58447
I do not use these very often due to their small size. I still prefer the alcohol free baby wipes. They seem to tear easily as well. I have had mine for over six months , and they are still moist.
58448
I have also had that same problem with other wipes that I have bought. I have found that the new Cottonelle container keeps their wipes moist a lot longer then any of the other containers that are out there. I can't say that they stay moist for very, very long periods of time because my family uses them on a regulars bases. I would say that the Cottonelle container is your best option on the market at this time. I hope this helps.
381603
They are for wiping after going to the bathroom. You pull out a sheet, unfurl it, fold in half on the short side (otherwise it touches the bowl water), and slowly, beginning at the top, wipe upward. Then fold again to a clean side, repeat. Then once more. Regular toilet tissue does not clean as well or have the softness from the 'towel' being kept in liquid. Make sure to close top of container firmly to prevent evaporation.
1188077
NO as long as you are sitting on it.. It is a great product. Lessens the need for paper except for drying. The only regret that I have is that I wish I had bought the warm water one because whilst OK in the summer, in the winter it can be a bit cold using cold water. The bidet lessens the need to use hands and paper is only needed for drying.
1792319
I can't legitimately answer your question but I can say I have Walgreens brand wipes (they no longer make or sell them) that are several years old and 99% of them are just fine. I think you'd be mistaken to think they're going to be dried out. Just my opinion.
1781640
I just have them sitting in a plastic tray in a bathroom cabinet drawer. They don't dry out or anything.
141274
I empty and clean drawer shortly after using each day. Occasionally it will be moist at bottom of drawer, but never standing water.
1280340
Absolutely!I had no dry wipes, and have been using it every day. My babies love it! I encountered different issue ... the top spring got loose and I cannot close the box anymore. This has happened after 4 months of use, so my babies don't need warm wipes anymore, so I'm not too disturbed with this butit may be important to someone else.
1773799
No. You plug it in. So far (about 2 months) it hasn't dried up any of the wipes.
38771
Here is my experience - hope this helps: The wipes do hang out the bottom of the dispenser so they are easily accessible during diaper changes (there is not a cover). It was designed to easily and quickly grab a wipe or diaper with one hand (vs. fumbling to open a package) and keep one hand safely on the baby while they are on the changing table. The wipe that hangs out the bottom of the dispenser will dry out over time but the wipes inside the package will stay moist. Given that newborns go though 8-10 diapers per day, the amount of wipes used is quite high and when a wipe is pulled from the dispenser the tip may be dry but the majority of the wipe will be moist. Here is my experience - hope this helps: The wipes do hang out the bottom of the dispenser so they are easily accessible during diaper changes (there is not a cover). It was designed to easily and quickly grab a wipe or diaper with one hand (vs. fumbling to open a package) and keep one hand safely on the baby while they are on the changing table. The wipe that hangs out the bottom of the dispenser will dry out over time but the wipes inside the package will stay moist. Given that newborns go though 8-10 diapers per day, the amount of wipes used is quite high and when a wipe is pulled from... » Read More Here is my experience - hope this helps: The wipes do hang out the bottom of the dispenser so they are easily accessible during diaper changes (there is not a cover). It was designed to easily and quickly grab a wipe or diaper with one hand (vs. fumbling to open a package) and keep one hand safely on the baby while they are on the changing table. The wipe that hangs out the bottom of the dispenser will dry out over time but the wipes inside the package will stay moist. Given that newborns go though 8-10 diapers per day, the amount of wipes used is quite high and when a wipe is pulled from the dispenser the tip may be dry but the majority of the wipe will be moist. « Show Less
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In my opinion, yes. I've never had wipes go dry in this box, but then again, I do use it every day and refill it about twice a week. If the wipes did start to dry, it would be very easy to spray in some boiled-cooled water (to help stop mold) to keep wipes moist between uses.
971373
I've wondered that too so I tried putting the whole package in the wipe container to see if maybe my pop-top lid disposible wipe package would help keep the wipes moist. I got nervous with that method because there was nothing btwn the warm plastic of the warmer and the packaging of the wipes. Typically they mention using a special wetted pad/sponge that's anti-bacterial, anti-mold, anti-mildew for your cloth wipes so they don't smell, so I stopped. It did feel like my wipes might dry out. I'd keep searching community boards for other expirences.
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I don't keep mine moist. I hang it and let it dry (as stiff as a board) because I was afraid of the mildew threat also. I just soak mine to death in warm water before I use it. Its been going strong for a couple years now ans still looks like new. ** And my husband is not gentle on this when he wrings it out either!
1512891
I have not had a problem keeping my box clean. It probably would not hurt to wipe it with some light furniture oil (such as Old Engllish - don't use the dark one!) if you feel yours is drying out.
113255
No, the pad has raised sides (think mini bathtub) so it will stay in the pad. All you have to do is wipe it up afterwards and hit it with a Clorox wipe and you are good to go (I'll usually then wipe with another baby wipe so no harsh cleaner is left on the mat).
357428
No, it stays around for a bit, there was a pile at the bottom of my toilet for a few days after using it.
1673731
I have one the I put on our soap dispenser and it's still there from last year. This container gets wet frequently and it is still holding. I assume because plastic does not attract moisture than paper. Make sure you wipe the surface first before puting the label. You can also put a magic tape on top after sticking the label to avoid moisture if you want to finish the paper label first.
1019328
Warm and damp if they start out damp. We use cloth wipes and we haven't had an issue with them drying out. If you don't have the antibacterial pad in the bottom, sometimes the last wipe will be dry. I just add a little bit of water to the warmer before adding my cloth, predampened wipes and I don't have any issues.