Woolworths Home Brand Non-Scented Baby Wipes $9 Per Box (6x80 Sheets). That's 1.875cents a Wipe

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  mafmouf on 28/03/2013 - 22:43

  +1 for cost/wipe in title.

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  c64 on 28/03/2013 - 23:11

  -1

  everyday pricing, where's the bargain?

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  Hero on 28/03/2013 - 23:18

  How does this product compare to these?

  http://www.kmart.com.au/product/baby-wipes---480-pack/119166

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  iSamurai on 28/03/2013 - 23:26

  +3

  reminded me of this: http://lolvirgin.com/wp-content/uploads/Baby-Wipes.jpg

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  Yanoflies on 28/03/2013 - 23:32

  Are these flushable? I've heard from reddit that they were great to use in the toilet … for a better wipe.

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  Skinnerr on 28/03/2013 - 23:41

  This deal should clean up.

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  rekabkram on 28/03/2013 - 23:48

  +2

  The Coles baby wipes a good quality for $1 more, can't say as I've used these ones.

  @Yanoflies, if you read the packs then unless otherwise stated you shouldn't flush any wet wipes as they don't degrade the same way that toilet paper does. If you have any fraying on your underground piping then the wipes can get snagged and clog your drain, costing a hundred dollars or so for a plumber to come and snake your drain.

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  Wallyt99 on 29/03/2013 - 00:09

  “Progressive Enterprises is recalling several brands of baby wipes from their supermarkets, after they were found to contain a dangerous preservative. They include Woolworths Homebrand, Select scented wipes and Precious flushable wipes. The wipes contain the chemical iodopropynyl butylcarbamate carba mate or IPBC, which was originally used as a paint and wood preservative and more recently in cosmetics. IPBC is believed to cause allergic reactions and is already banned in many other cosmetic products for children. It is unsafe for people to breathe in the vapours of the chemical.”

  • Sydney Morning Herald

  The chemical is not banned for use in baby wipes - check the ingredients before buying to ensure it does not contain it.

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  daydream on 29/03/2013 - 00:11

  Why do babies get to be all be all clean and fresh smelling! They should call them @$$wipes and then adults can feel comfortable using them too ;-)

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    hoxygt on 29/03/2013 - 00:47

    The marketing team decided a$$wipes was a term many would get shitty about!

    That said Kleenex called them flush-able wipes and charged 7-8c/ wipe. Flush-able technology must be expensive!

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      rekabkram on 29/03/2013 - 00:55

      They are more expensive because they have to be strong enough to not fall apart while wiping your ass, yet degradable enough that they will break up in your drain and not clog your pipes.

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  Muimuimorris on 29/03/2013 - 00:30

  Just checked the packaging. There is no iodopropynyl butylcarbamate carba mate in the Woolworths Home Brand Baby Wipes. Also it says do not flush the product or the packaging down the toilet.

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  sal78 on 29/03/2013 - 03:35

  It's often on special at Big W for $8.78 and I always buy a box when they have free delivery.