OsoCozyFlannel Cloth Baby Wipes - Reusable and Washable Saves Money - 15 Pack Unbleached/Natural 100% Cotton - Soft and Durable - Colorful Outer Stitching - 8 x 8 inches each.

3rd time buying. Absolutely love these wipes! The more you wash them the more absorbent they are. Durable, soft, and drys very quick. These reusable wipes are the same size as disposable wipes. I usually fold the wipe in half and only use half the wipe for poopy diapers.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Bought these to serve as mini towels to dry my face after washing. They do that job well. Kind of small and thin (nowhere near as thick as a thin terrycloth washcloth but not too small and thickness was not a problem. Need to be washed before using. Very absorbent for what they are. Nice alternative from a disposable alternative.

We use cloth napkins at home not only for the environment, but also because they do a better job. I would imagine paper napkins would just get all wet and tear apart when the ice packs sweat in my elementary kids’ lunchboxes. I had looked for lunchbox cloth napkins and the ones that came up seemed really expensive for something my kids might forget at school. Then I noticed something showing cloth wipes that were the same material and size. I searched cloth baby wipes and found these. My kids take them in their lunchboxes and are really happy to have them. My kindergarten daughter frequently takes fluffernutter sandwiches. She requests that I get the cloth wet before putting in her lunch box. She no longer comes home with marshmallow cream and chocolate from her chocolate milk all over her face! These are soft and seem to hold up well. Yes, they wrinkle, but I don’t really care. They seem the perfect thicknesses to be easy to use and clean well. I also love that there is different color stitching. If they start disappearing, I know which child is leaving them at school. My daughter takes the purple, and my son takes the red. My husband or I will likely use the green ones or they will be used for whichever child runs out because they are leaving them at school.

Soft and nice

Soft and absorbent. Very nice!

hi and good morning ozocosy flannel cloth baby wipes. i use them to powder my loins & clean my rectum area. thank you excellent quality & superior workmanship.sincerely garrett j.smith.

They are super thin

I have been using these wipes for about a month now. I usually spray water right on baby's bottom and wipe clean. They are an excellent thickness, so I'm able to use both sides, even with runny newborn poo. I purchased 4 packs, and 4 of the wipes have started to lose their serging, like others complained. They are still perfectly usable and all the others seem unaffected. I may update later if more start to fray so we know about how long they last.EDIT:After two years of use, I haven't noticed many, if any, wipes fall apart as they did in the beginning. It seems that there are just a few bad ones in the batch, and that it's not a systemic problem.I would definitely buy these again. Sure, they probably aren't as thick as other brands, but toilet paper and disposable wipes aren't usually very thick either. You usually have to fold them down too. These just get washed and reused, so I don't feel like I'm wasting a wipe if I have to fold it in half. I wouldn't want to pay more for something with which I'm going to wipe somebody's butt. I have used these for wiping butts, runny noses, dirty hands, and most recently to blot up small accidents on the floor. I can't imagine how much money I've saved on tissues alone. Babies catch every germ out there, and have runny noses a significant amount of time. SO worth buying these JUST for the runny noses.I haven't really used these wipes for poo since my son's diet switched over to more solid food than breast milk (between 9 and 12 mos). I personally couldn't throw that much solid food poo into my machine with any brand of wipe. But that's just my personal hang up. Obviously, my cloth diapers go in the machine with plenty of poo residue on them, and nobody has died. Let's just say, I'm really glad my son is going poo on the toilet these days.I'm probably going to buy one more pack of these for baby #2, because I've slowly lost at least a pack's worth of wipes in the last two years. I don't even know how that happens.EDIT 7.5 YEARS LATER: I have bought more wipes each time I've had a baby in the last several years. I'm still highly satisfied with them. They get eaten by the same thing that eats socks, but they hold up for a long time. I suggest having at least 30 wipes per baby. I still use these during cold season for noses and am sure we've saved hundreds of dollars over the years on wipes and tissues. I put them in my kids' pockets to use for their noses in public.I don't spray water on my babies anymore, I just keep the wipes moist with water in a plastic container. We use them so fast they don't have a chance to get mildewed. Sometimes I add a touch of mild soap or witch hazel if I'm feeling like going beyond the call of duty. Occasionally I just put them in the container without putting them in the dryer.Once dry, they are easy to smooth with one hand and stack on top of each other.