These baby wipes designed for adult use are made of soft fibers, water, and plant-based ingredients, and they're safe for ...

A woman found herself living in an unimaginable nightmare after a group of construction workers destroyed her water pipes and ...

Keep in mind that your doctor might recommend avoiding wipes for at least the first few weeks, as your baby’s bottom can be sensitive, and it might be best to use just cloth and water.

These wipes are 98 percent water and made of renewable bamboo viscose while being free of every toxin you can think of.

These NHS-approved baby wipes are suitable to use from birth and we love the fact they’re soft and strong, with good water content. Our testers were pleased with the lovely, clean scent and the way ...

Age of your child – Most midwives recommend that newborns be cleaned with cotton wool and warm water only. But the latest NHS advice lists “fragrance and alcohol-free baby wipes” as a suitable ...

New research has found that a brand of baby wipes is just as safe and hydrating as using water alone on newborn skin, suggesting official guidance may need updating. The University of Manchester study ...

the membership body for water providers. They collected samples to analyse from blockages in sewers, pumps and wastewater treatment works. Wet wipes - mostly baby wipes, but also those used to ...

We recommend washing your hands thoroughly with soap and water, and if you're travelling and don't have access to washing facilities, use baby wipes and then apply hand sanitiser (with a minimum 60% ...

Chemicals in disinfectant wipes have been linked with a number of ... other substances from a surface via scrubbing with soap and water—will remove plenty of worrisome germs.

If there's no running water, that means showers are not an option. A sponge bath, with a bar of soap and a clean washcloth, is still an option. If the outage is very temporary, baby wipes or body ...

HANFORD, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – The City of Hanford only wants residents to flush toilet paper – and not wipes, facial tissues, paper towels or diapers. On Monday, city officials posted pictures ...