Wow! If baby wipes do this - imagine what it does to thier skin!!

[*LittleMissSummer*]

Speaking of baby wipes i once bought a packet of sensitive baby wipes to wash make up off my face and it burnt my face. I was shocked.

[Lisa]

Baby wipes are brilliant for cleaning leather lounges and shoes & also cleaning carpet. Scary huh?

[~Raven~]

Also brilliant for cleaning tomato stains off white hight chair trays when hot soapy water doesn't

[BellyBelly]

Hahaha I have posted that exact statement many a time in here!!! If I can get pen out of a sofa.... definitely not good for a newborns skin.

[Liz]

huggies wipes were in my handbag to spot clean my wedding dress on the day if I got any marks on it. LOL.

[kitten2b]

me too Liz, I used baby wipes to get red lipstick of my wedding dress - worked perfectly

[Willow]

I use them all the time to spot clean my rug!

[Nai]

In the fashion industry they use baby wipes to get marks and makeup off the clothing!!

[~Kim~]

lol I keep a packet in my cleaning kit in the laundry.....not for bottoms.

[skybie]

yep, texta out of carpet, crayon off the walls!
this is why i use cloth wipes, disposable ones scare me!

[beckoes]

they get biro pen off just about anything!! i have them in my nappy bag just in case but use chucks cloths and water at home.

[alioops]

DH and lots of the army guys use them to remove cam paint, which is thick and get on everything.

[Glamourcide]

Lol, I never really thought about it... although I too use them for cleaning everything! :/
Hit me with some 'good' wipes I can buy at Woolworths/Big W, ladies - I'm in the market for some new brands of bum-wipes!

[allycat06]

Hit me with some 'good' wipes I can buy at Woolworths/Big W, ladies - I'm in the market for some new brands of bum-wipes!

The Gaia ones are ok, they have organic ingredients and just some chemicals to keep them moist I believe. I use them on my DS for poo, he has sensitive skin and he's never had nappy rash with these. Still use cotton wool and water for everything else.
They're around the same price as huggies, but not at all Woolies i have noticed.