👶 WaterWipes Textured Clean Baby Wipes: Unscented, Hypoallergenic, and 99.9% Water - Ideal for Baby & Toddlers (240 Count) Review

These wipes look like baby wipes but are also suitable for adults. A few doctors told me never to use wipes sold for adults because they are toxic. When I heard about these wipes from my sister-in-law who used them on her child, I took a box of wipes to a colon surgeon. He was very happy to know they existed and told me they were safe to use. I also find that they work very well.

I have been using only original wipes with my baby for over 2 years with no problems. I use it on my hands before meals and when I saw this new soapberry formula I was dying to try it. They are fine for his hands, but when I wipe his body (neck, chest, arms, etc.) he gets a red rash wherever the tissue touches him. It's not an allergic reaction as it doesn't itch, itch, bulge etc and doesn't seem to bother him; it just irritates his skin. He doesn't have any allergies or sensitive skin, so it's

First of all, I would like to say that I only use them on my baby's face and hands, for example after eating, when doing crafts and to wipe a runny nose. I use a different brand of swaddles. So what the heck is a soapberry? When Water Wipes updated this ingredient (the old wipes were 99.9% water with some grapefruit extract), like any new mom, I was skeptical. Google it. that's exactly what it sounds like: berries that are sometimes used to make soap. I originally used (old) water wipes because