thread: Flushable wipes ??? help

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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Jan 2007
    East Kurrajong
    522

    thanks guys i have the wiggles ones and i found today a few brands i can buy over the net so ill have to compair all the prices.

    Just hope someone can help me find ones that are a bit cheaper. most cost about $8 for 80 flushable.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Nov 2005
    Where the heart is
    4,360

    There's an online store called DashX (no links, just google it ) and she's getting flushable, biodegradeable wipes soon. She was going to get Seventh something brand, but it's too expensive and she's got this alternative coming.
    As for chux wipes, I'm guessing you want to reduce your landfill contribution - they can be washed, too and reused (modern washing machines are gentle on them so that they don't shred before the next use!) as well as used as liners.
    Peapods has some bamboo wipes now - they're small but work great. Not so handy for being out and about, so when DashX has her flushables, I'll be using them for out and about and Peapods for home.

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Jan 2007
    East Kurrajong
    522

    thankyou for your help everyone...

    i found the softway ones (from NZ) just need to find a site that will not charge stupid amounts for postage. ie: one person wanted $15 for 2 refill packs of 80 wipes. thats rediculas....

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Jan 2008
    9

    Have you tried looking at the adult wet wipes like sorbent - i assume they would be ok for toddlers. I assume they would be cheaper then the wiggles ones too.

    Jas and Ella

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Nov 2005
    Where the heart is
    4,360

    The sorbent ones aren't that great, price-wise, for the amount you get - at least when I've looked at them, they are about $4-5 for 40! But, yeah, they're flushable.
    The Nappy Lady (who has the online shop that was called DashX - she recently changed the name, but it redirects anyway) says her flushables will come in late May/June, so I'm waiting for those!

  6. #6
    BellyBelly Member

    Oct 2004
    Cairns QLD
    5,471

    Have you tried looking at the adult wet wipes like sorbent - i assume they would be ok for toddlers. I assume they would be cheaper then the wiggles ones too.

    Jas and Ella
    i have used those, work fine! look in the toilet paper section of your supermarket.

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Feb 2004
    Melbourne
    11,171

    I find the Sorbent ones aren't neary wet enough, we use the Wiggles ones.

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