GroVia Reusable Cloth Diapering Wipes, 12 Count

I use this wipes when cloth diapering my son. Good product, seam will Frey a bit but nothing bad.

these are awesome. still working after 6 years. bought two more packs for general house use. high quality, long lasting

We bought both these Grovia wipes as well as flannel wipes to use with the Grovia diaper system. Without question these are the preferable product. First, flannel wipes scrunch up in the dryer, get folded over onto themselves, creased and are quite static prone making them slightly more time consuming to clean and put away than is required of these Grovia cloth wipes. The Grovia cloth wipes come out of the dryer in the same perfect square shape as they were when you first opened them so you just stack and go. Yes, its only seconds saved per wipe but as anyone using cloth knows, there is A TON of laundry so every second saved counts. Second, and more importantly, the flannel wipes are less absorbent than are these cloth wipes. We use an essential oil solution and plain water from a bottle to clean babys butt. In the middle of the night when I pour either onto the flannel wipes it pools and spills all over the floor or onto the changing table. The cloth wipes absorb the liquid like a wash cloth- perfectly ready to clean babys butt and without a mess to clean up. That alone is all I need to buy these cloths again and skip the flannel wipes. For the record, we use Charlies laundry soap which is intended for cloth diaper users and we also did the 5x pre-wash to ready both the flannel and the cloth so the pooling we see in the flannel is not because of residue from standard detergent.

These wipes are wonderful!! I have had them since October and they have held up very well. We also bought thirsties wipes and I prefer these to the thirsties. Thirsties wipes are a bit thicker which makes them more bulky. I fold these in half and then roll them to place in my wipes warmer and then add a bit of water to moisten them up a bit. Some people use a wipes solution, but plain water I feel works the best and obviously has no chemicals! Win! I highly recommend these wipes!

Love these wipes! After a few weeks I bought a few more packages. They are nice and thick and very soft. The other wipes I have get scratchy when I hang them outside to dry but these do not. Our baby also never complains when being wiped with these and tends to be more irritated with we use either the baby face cloths or the flannel wipes. Definitely worth the extra money.

Soft, high quality wipes. I use these as wash cloths too as they are 100x better than those cheap super thin baby washcloths.

Launders well. I fold them to overlap and can pull out the top of the wipes warmer. I fit 14 in the warmer and make 1 batch each night for our newborn. Recommend buying many packs.

Many great uses for these - mostly I use them to cover my son during diaper changes. I also use them as little burp cloths to have around the house. I had intended to use them as wipes but I still prefer disposable wipes.

I use these as wipes with my cloth diapers. All in all I am happy with them, my biggest issue is that I have well water and these things hold onto mineral deposits like mad and need to be stripped monthly otherwise they become discolored, stop absorbing, and scratchy. I dont have the same problem with my cotton prefolds, cotton wipes, or any other clothing for that matter, just these wipes and my polyester stay-dry diaper liners. I strip these wipes and my liners monthly with RLR and they work well. I thought about switching to just cotton wipes, but I line-dry my diapers most of the time and while I dont mind the prefolds getting a little stiff from the sun, I cant imagine a stiff wipe feels good against your bum. After being line-dried these remain soft, just takes some extra work each month but Ive figured out a routine that works for me and keeps them in good condition.

Durable for sure but a bit too rough to clean baby bottoms. Specially when there is a bit of a rush.