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Eco/natural/organic baby wipes in TRAVEL SIZED packs

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sushistar · 03/05/2008 19:28

Anyone know here I can find them online? Nappy Lady usd to sell Jackson Reece wipes in packs of 10 as well as 80, but not any more
Doesn't have to be Jackson Reece - any reasonably un-chemically brand would do... Anyone know whwre I can find them?

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Cappuccino · 03/05/2008 19:30

flannel

water

very eco-friendly

backfire · 03/05/2008 19:36

Or just decant a few from a brand you like into a resealable freezer bag.

sushistar · 03/05/2008 19:38

I KNEW someone would tell me to use washable wipes! We use them sometimes at home, we use washable nappies all the time, but I used to use those little 10 packs when we just went out for an hour or 2, wanting to travel lite.

Anyone help me?

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sushistar · 03/05/2008 19:38

ooo freezer bag might work...

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sushistar · 03/05/2008 19:42

ANYONE??

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Ceolas · 03/05/2008 19:45

Nature Babycare?

I've had travel packs of these from Boots.

Ceolas · 03/05/2008 19:46

£1.49

MummyToOneForNow · 11/05/2008 22:56

I've bought nature babycare travel packs of wipes in waitrose so you might find them on ocado?

Heathcliffscathy · 11/05/2008 22:57

i'm with cappuccino in a big way on this.

lackaDAISYcal · 11/05/2008 23:00

I do the freezer bag thing as well. works well for us.

NumptyMum · 11/05/2008 23:02

We use flannel at home, wipes for out (and for particularly bad poos...]; putting a few wipes in freezer bags works absolutely fine. If you want to do DIY thing, the Nappy Lady had a home-made recipe for wipes using Bounty kitchen roll, worked fine for me when I tried it but as I use wipes so little have since stuck to buying eco wipes.

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