Bamboo Products Baby Wipes - 12 Packs/960 Count - Thicker, Stronger, Absorbent, Easy Dispensing, Hypoallergenic, Natural Scent, Eco-Friendly

So, I've read a few reviews complaining about the sodium benzoate in these wipes. My response to that---if you want all natural, do not buy manufactured wipes, make your own solution at home. That said, the amount of sodium benzoate in these wipes is very small. Most people probably ingest more sodium benzoate through pickles, jams, soda, margarine etc. on a daily basis without even knowing it, including women who breast feed.In terms of ingredients, they are far safer than most products on the market. Compared with Seventh Generation, which we also use, I find that they clean far better and I only need one wipe for messy diapers; I usually need 2-3 Seventh Generation wipes. They cost a tiny bit more, but go the distance. They smell wonderful and I like that the orange/lavender fragrance lingers. It's much better than the smell of soiled diapers. My baby's skin smells lovely as well! So far, my favorite wipe.

These wipes have a really nice, fresh citrus scent. They are gentle on the skin, but also durable when wiping up poop. And they're easy on the environment. I forgot how much the Pampers and Huggies wipes cost, but if you do the math, these wipes do not cost that much more per sheet, if you get the case of 12. It's worth a try. . .

I love this product. It does a great job of cleaning away messes and is gentle on my baby's sensitive skin. They work better than Seventh Generation, which was what I was using before I got these. They are very environmentally-friendly. They're great in every way!

I've been using Bum Boosa wipes for the last two years and have loved them...until now. I recently received my usual order of a case and upon opening the box I immediately noticed a difference in the packaging. Now big deal, just a change in appearance. However, as soon as I opened up a pack other differences became apparent. First of all, the wonderful citrus aroma that I was used to was gone. Now they smell more "perfumey" and not as naturally fresh and uplifting. Based on this I checked the ingredients and compared them on the old versus the new wipes. The ingredients had changed. Here's a comparison:OLD WIPESWaterTocopherol (Vitamin E)Vegetable GlycerinLavandula augustifolia (Lavender) oilCitrus Sinensis (Sweet Orange) oilAloe Barbadensis (Organic Aloe Vera) LeafPotassium SorbateSodium BenzoatePolysorbate 20Citric AcidNEW WIPESWater (Purified Artesian Aquafier Water)Polysorbate 20Vegetable GlycerinLavandula augustifolia (Lavender) oilCitrus Sinensis (Sweet Orange) oilAloe Barbadensis (Organic Aloe Vera) LeafCalendula ExtractTocopherol Acetate (Vitamin E)Potassium SorbateSodium BenzoateCitric AcidThe biggest ingredient difference is the occurance of Polysorbate 20. It is much higher up on the ingredient list of the new wipes, which means there is more of it in the formula. This is noticeable for me. My guess is the manufacturer changed this for cost purposes. The old wipes cleaned and refreshed wonderfully without leaving my daughter's diaper area too moist or soapy. The new wipes are a different story. They leave more of a soapy residue and wetness behind. Not that it's foamy or anything, but I can defnitely tell the difference. The new wipes also have calendula, which is a wonderful addition.The other difference I've noticed between the two is in the dispensing. The old wipes were difficult to get out of the package (they weren't "connected" like most so that you had to dig around to pull them out individually). The new wipes are the opposite to the extreme! You can't simply pull one out! They just keep coming and coming! You need two hands to seperate one wipe from another. Not a huge issue, just something I noticed. I actually prefered digging with the old wipes rather than a stream of wipes coming out at once.I'm still happy with the Bum Boosa wipes and feel they are much better than most on the market, but I'm really hoping that they will go back to the old formula. In the meantime I may try out some other brands to compare. I hope this information helps other parents who are "product conscious" in their search for the best wipes.

Bum Boosa Bamboo Baby Wipes are the best wipes of all. They are amazingly soft. They have an orange scent and are scented NOT with artificial fragrances, but essential oil. They contain organic Aloe Vera, Calendula Extract, and pure essential oils of Lavender & Sweet Orange. Made in the USA. Awesome. They are a bit pricy, but such excellent quality.

We've tried most of the wipes out there, particularly those that are less irritating. Some are too small or too thin or smell strange or are irritating. The scent from the essential oils of orange and lavendar is pleasing and the wipes have a nice soft feel to them. They do a great job too. We get complements on these wipes from both friends and the daycare workers. Everybody loves them. They are a bit pricey, but it is a bit more tolerable if you buy them in bulk. The fact that they are made from bamboo and are more ecofriendly is a bonus and copy-cat wipes are showing up in boutique baby stores. My only critique would be that it is sometimes difficult to get one wipe out at a time from the package. Highly recommend.When there is a LOT of poop to clean up, we use the Lanisoh wipes too which are our second favorite so we dont waste too many of these.

I'm impressed with how soft the tissues are, with the pleasant soft scent, and how well they clean my baby's skin without leaving any moist residue. Since I started using these I have noticed that they do not cause any diaper rash not irritation whatsoever. I have tried 3 other major brands and unfortunately those did leave my baby's skin irritated. I'm very happy with these wipes!