as I u dear stand it these wipes are for the body , in between being able to bath? in other words these are to wash not for toilet ing needs?
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.
1871778
I don't think so. I think is good as washcloth, also cleaning on the kitchen, I wouldn't dry my dishes with a bathroom towel, I will do it with a kitchen towel. They shrink when you wash them first time
1902664
I have a couple of answers. 1st - With different family members or friends and cold and flu season, I believe it helps to stop the spread of germs as everyone is not using the same hand towel. My mom is 85 years old and was in a house with the flu and colds. She never got sick this winter. I love these. 2nd Wasteful or not personal preference my mom uses these to wipe with at her bedside toilet. They are ticker and work great. Yes- laundry is done everyday at my moms house.
1958113
I have never thought of that. I think they are soft. I would suggest that you call Clorox at 1-800-227-1860 or visit their web site at www.handiwipes.com for more information. This info I got from the back of the Handi Wipes package. It also says not to flush in the toilet.
2069548
They last quite awhile if unopened. I use them at least twice a day which seems reasonable (at least to me) for someone who is not taking a full shower and uses a toilet or alternative at least twice a day. A package of 8 cloths does not last me that long.
136894
I haven't used them yet so I can't give you an honest answer. I don't use them to wash anyway. They are for removing wax and polish.
1543790
They're pads. You wash your face with one side and can use the other side to scrub/exfoliate.
1742582
I wash these with my cloth wipes in a mesh bag if they were only peed on (I flush the poop). I let them air dry and I get like 3 uses out of them. Food for thought though: If I can wash these in my washing machine several times and reuse them what are people talking about when they say to let it sit in their toilet bowl for a little bit to let them "break down"? I have a septic system and I was flushing these (for the last year and a half) without thinking about how that might not be a good idea- we're in need of septic work now and I don't know if it is related at all.
1912158
Hi. We have not used these for shower per se, but I have soaked them in water, squeezed them out and used them to wipe my babies face and hands, and they are perfectly fine. So, I think they should work in shower as well.
200840
No bigger then a paper towel. I like them, but, it may not completely dry your hands, you can still wipe down the sink or the back of the toilet. I like not having to share a towel with other people in the house.
730743
They are very thick and the cleaning "soap" is very liberal. I use two at a time when I need them, and then pat myself dry with a dry washcloth. I wouldn't use them on your face though. I am very happy with them. I first learned about them when I was in the hospital. I would only take one pack as there eight in the pack. Have fun on your trip!
403453
yes, you can use them for either. I found they had a musty smell for a while. I still use them a year later and they stopped smelling musty. I also use them as sudo paper towels/wipes to clean up during meal times.
1781715
The bidet is definitely better that wet wipes and much less messy. The water spray is focused and won't get your rear all wet. You will actually use LESS toilet paper as you only need it to dry water and would rarely see residues there. A 12 roll pack of Toilet paper used to last me a month. Now it lasts me more than 3 months after I got my bidet.
1059437
I really don't know. I bought them for my daughter to use with our grandchildren. But she really liked the wipes.
1028780
You can, this is the economical version, and really its about what ever you can make fit. My mother had some luck with "jimmy rigging" some wet wipes ( like for babies)
42940
If you're a dirty person I would say yes. I have both and I regularly wipe them down with a disinfectant.
1064458
these wipes did work for us. I saw nothing wrong with them. I am sorry I cannot answer that as we have used them and I do not have the package any further. You might try the manufacturer direct website and post that question there to them and see if they will answer or if it may be posted on their site.