To take back half a bag of nappies that cost me £6.98 from tesco because....

[mamadiva]

for the past 3 days and nights my son has been covered in pee! But I wanted tog ive them the benefit of the doubt so have used half a bag. Will they take them back and will they refund without a reciept?

ARGH a, going to complain about them to save anyone else from buying these god awful things until they are fixed out. It was the size 5 pullups.

oh and DS3 has been in boots pull-ups for about 6 months, and just this last week Huggies (but I won't be buying them again - far too easy for an inquisitive 16 month old to take off!!!!) - no leaks.

ahh - no problem - you did pre-empty correctly - but DS3 is in size 6 pull-ups

We never did very well with pull ups. So I gave up and potty/toilet trained as much as I could. Pull ups were rubbish, and I tried a few brands.

Sorry...if we didn't want them I would post them on to someone...but as I say we will use them to give us another couple of months of nightime absorbancy without buying another pak of nappies....28m just feels too young to be dry at night.

my SIL's DD was dry day and night at 22 months !!! (consistently so!) and they didn't even "try" - she just did it of her own accord!!!

DD3 was the same. She has been dry at night 9 nights out of 10 since July. The day she was potty trained by day she was dry at night. I don't think we have had a wet nappy at night for about 4-6weeks....she just feels too young. My baby is growing up

dd2 has aldi's pull-ups at night- they are often wet in the morning, but have never leaked. I like putting her in pull-ups at night, because, although she is rarely dry overnight, on the odd occasion she wakes up and goes to the toilet, so her "special pants" allow her to do so. I tried taking her out of them, and she just wet the bed each night and didn't even notice

no. Not being unreasonable. Fit for purpose and all of that.

don't bother going trying to take them back, specially without a receipt. they won't refund you. write to company. i just did it with some burt's bees that went moldy and they sent me a huge product package of goodies.

Well after all that talk of dry nappies last night DD3 woke up with a wet nappy this morning [grrr]

I took a half-used packet of dishwasher tablets back to Sainsbury's, (own brand, no receipt) 'cos they were rubbish. And they refunded me. Give it a go - you've got nothing to lose.

Phone the number on the packet and tell them you have a complaint about the product they usually send vouchers out to cover the cost of the faulty goods they may ask you to send a sample off to them so they can check what the problem is

DS1 will not wear nappies.
We got round this by buying pullups and calling them nanite pants.
For ages we never had a problem and just lately they have been leaking most nights. I tried 3 types incase it was the brand.
It wasn't, he is just weeing more.