Eco by Naty Unscented Baby Wipes - 168 Count (3 packs of 56): Plant-Based, Compostable, 0% Plastic, Chemical-Free Review

I really, really wanted to like them. I try to be very eco-friendly with cloth towels and diapers. But it's unrealistic that our family is made entirely of cloth, so I was looking for the perfect disposable diapers and wipes unfortunately they just don't fit they are very difficult to get out of the packaging packaging otherwise you have to pull a lot and end up tearing the packaging They also have a strange smell They are definitely more disappointing than not to mention that they are very…

I stupidly didn't read them all and took another one to find out it burns the skin and causes rashes in babies. Unfortunately I don't feel any different. Luckily I didn't use it on my privates first, but on my face and neck on piercings that were still open but healing. Poor movement, I have very sensitive skin and my skin type is combination skin. Upon opening the package, the wipes give off a strange smell that I cannot identify. Although it disappeared after some airing, it was still the…

I bought these wipes for kittens that I bottle feed. I usually use soft, unscented baby wipes to help kittens clean up after meals and poop just like their mother would. These wipes have a pretty strong chemical odor right out of the box, almost chemically offensive (not the smell of vinegar but something that smells like industrial cleaners). They also seem to burn kittens' skin, causing them to squeeze, especially around their butt and mouth, which accounts for 99 percent of the cleaning I…