Cottonelle Fresh Care Flushable Cleansing Cloths, 504 Cloths

This package had a pleasant surprise as it came with a travel size pack, 10 sealed refills and a full dispenser of disposable cleansing cloths. I find the travel size to be a really good bonus. I have a 3 and 5 year olds and I've stopped buying baby wipes. I was considering getting more because kids still sometimes have a potty accident on the road, or simply get really messy with their snacks, juice or dirt. On the go you are not always near a sink so these are nice.The cloths have a fragrance to them. I find it pleasant and it is not irritating to our skin or our noses. I can see, however, that some people may be sensitive to it.I thought the dispenser was cute and it was a nice neutral grey. As far as I'm concerned I thought it was a good call from cottonelle. The first cleansing cloth is a little hard to get a hold of, but once you place it correctly these dispense one at a time without breaking. Occasionally one of the less coordinated members of my family (kiddos mostly - bless their hearts) have a little trouble and may break them. Once you get used to them it shouldn't be a problem.Generally, a kid will only need one of these to get a clean bottom unless we are talking big messes. We do not flush these (unless it is super messy - which is once in a long while) so I cannot say if it is wise to do so regularly.

These have a very subtle, mildly sweet smell which I prefer to most other brands of wet wipes. The are flushable, soft, and don't sting sensitive skin. The value is also amazing. At the grocer, the same price would have gotten me about two months worth of wet wipes. I purchased this pack at the beginning of June, and six months later I'm not even half way through it.The dispenser it comes with is pretty useful for me, too, considering that it mounts to the wall and I don't have a lot of counter space in my bathroom.I have to say that the only downsides are that they tear kind of easy, and the small travel packs that come with it don't reseal very well and tend to dry out very quickly. The small packs might be good if you plan on using them all in a day or two after opening, but I wouldn't count on them lasting much longer than that.

For a second-grade science fair, my son and I tested six different types of flushable wipes over two weeks to see which ones--if any--actually broke down to any appreciable degree. Cities are complaining that these things don't break down, and are clogging up the works; for folks with a septic system, the issue can hit even closer to home.Verdict: the Cottonelle were the ONLY flushable wipe in the sample that disintegrated much at all--others were largely unchanged after two weeks immersed in water, agitated every day. (The toilet paper I tested as a control basically vaporized to nothing--even the Cottonelle didn't do that.) I'm not claiming it's the final word in scientific testing, but it certainly convinced me to change my family over to these. They are not as tough as some other wipes we have used... but I think it's because they actually live up to their "flushable" label.

I don't like having to get the boxes with a new plastic dispenser box inside them - it's just wasteful for someone who has probably 10 of those boxes floating around a house with 2 bathrooms. I usually buy a box of just straight up refill packs but those were out of stock this time so I had to buy this one. I really love this product and get more whenever we start to run low. There's talk that the, even though the product is septic safe and totally bio-degradable, the wipes, unlike paper can snag on to any not smooth surface in pipes so they is the possibility of them causing plumbing issues - my city has even sent out warnings with our utilities bills asking people not to use them. But we've used them for over 5 years and *knocks on wood* have not experienced any problems with our plumbing nor talked to anyone who has first hand experience with them causing problems, so I'm inclined to think any problems probably result from people not following directions and using too many at one time. Plus, I'm a larger woman and I want to make sure I'm getting as clean as I can and these are a godsend in that department! It would take some irrefutable proof to make me give these up!

My husband loves these wipes. Even tough strong men enjoy a fresh clean bottom. I'm not going to complain about a husband taking care of hygiene but the price for even store brand "cleansing clothes" were kind of pricy. Then I looked for them on Amazon, not only found name brand clothes for less but they also had a coupon!! Not to mention they were delivered quickly to my front door!These are great "cleansing towels". They are several packs in a big box and each pack is sealed under latch opening. Having multiple bathrooms and now multiple packs means I can store one in each bathroom. The towels are moist, stay moist, and do not tear easily.

These are flushable, which means they are suitable as an extension to toilet paper. Dry toilet paper is important in cleaning up, but some remainder can't be removed without a wet wipe, especially when getting the really tough amounts after you've gone to the bathroom. If you've ever had the stains in your underpants or you get itchy after doing #2, it means you leave tiny amounts behind, and a wet wipe will remove these.Since they are flushable they will break up like toilet paper and are less likely to clog a toilet if you flush them.

This product works well. However, because it only has one dispenser, it can only be used in one bathroom. The refill packages are also not resealable, meaning that you have to use the dispenser with every refill. It's a decent buy, but Kirkland wipes from Costco are less expensive, resealable, and work just as effectively.