Do you use Cloth Wipes?

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I finally decided on the cloth diapers I want to use for baby! And I am unsure if we should use Cloth wipes as well. It will save us money, and be better for the enviorment. But a little part of me is still unsure. Do you use Cloth Wipes? What is your experience with them? And if you do use them- what Cloth Wipe/Water Solution do you suggest?? Thank you so much for your help! :)

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Currently 29+1 and we are planning to use washable diapers. So I went to some online shops and found out that there are washable cloth wipes, pads and breast pads for women I decided I want to get them too.
I figured if I already have a huge diaper bag full of used diapers to wash I can fit the cloth wipes and the other things in there as well. Less waste! 
I will have one bag of disposable wipes at home along with emergency pampers just in case though.

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Love love love cloth wipes. I usually only need one when I need 3 disposables. I put water, body wash, and baby oil together for my solution but you can do just water. Or store them dry and wet as needed.

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We use cloth wipes. When we first started using cloth (2.5years ago) we used disposable wipes. I often rolled them up in the diapers when I forgot to toss them out right away and found myself picking them out on wash day. Switching to cloth wipes made things so much easier.

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We use cloth wipes. All you need is some mild soapy water in a spray bottle. 
You can go a step further and make a solution with lavender oils, coconut oil, etc. but you really don’t need to. My pediatrician said soapy water is perfect.

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For me it was a no brainer. There are so many chemicals in disposable wipes and they just get washed with the diapers.

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I just started using cloth wipes about a week ago and I love it! Like someone else said on here I only use one opposed to three disposables if there’s a big mess. Baby also loves it too she’s smiles when I wipe her bottom. I just use wash clothes 🤷🏽‍♀️  I kind of prefer the chicco brand which I believe is from target. I’m not to sure about that one. But and of the thin baby wash clothes will work. I put them in my wipe warmer and use 1 1/2 cup of water with about 2 teaspoons of coconut oil, a little Burt’s bees wash and 5 drops of Eucalyptus essential oil. There’s ways to fold them like disposable so one pops out of the wipe warmer after you take one out. I found a video on YouTube.

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I use cloth wipes for everything! After he eats, when he gets up and has had a disposable, etc. We use water wipes that are disposable when necessary (with the sitter) but I try not to use them because of the cost.

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I have 50 wipes, store them dry and wet as I go!  I love how soft they are (good for babies bum too) and I love the cute prints more than diaper prints tbh. And it does save a lot of money, I'm sure these will last us years where as a box of wipes would only last a week or two and costs at least 5 bucks (where I'm from).

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Well done on doing cloth! We use cheeky wipes just dipped in plain water for our 8 week old. After 8 wks use they have already lost a bit of their softness but they do the job well x

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We use Cloth-Eez Birdseye wipes. I was also hesitatnt to use cloth wipes, but after thinking about it I realized it’s easier to have one diaper pail than a diaper pail and a separate trash can for wipes. So far so good - it’s super easy to clean them with the diapers. And when we’re out of the house we just throw them in the same wet bag as our diapers. What diapers did you decide to use?

Do you use Cloth Wipes?

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