OsoCozy - Unbleached Organic Flannel Baby Wipes 12 Pack - Soft, Natural and Organic Baby Wipes - Reusable, Washable and Highly Absorbent - Made in The USA

Contrary to what the description might say, I would never call these wipes "lux." They are quite thin and definitely not the softest wipes on the market, but what wins my enduring admiration is how much SMALLER these wipes roll up when compared to all the others in my stash. You can easily fit 3 of these babies in the space of two wipes of the other brands, and for a few really thick brands, maybe even 3 in the space of 1. This becomes important when you are replenishing your wipes warmer nearly daily. I really like the thirsties and grovia wipes as well, so I tend to use those for heavy "doodie" jobs, and use the osocozies for number ones, or as a follow-up if the first wipe didn't cut it.

I got these wipes for use with Lusa Organics Baby Wipee Juice and they work great! I usually only need 1-2 wipes for even messy poo cleanup!I also got a pack of  OsoCozy Flannel Baby Wipes - 15 Pack (Unbleached)  to compare since the unbleached (non-organic) were slightly cheaper. But these organic wipes are much better, and here's why:1. They are organic so I feel better about wiping baby's bottom with them.2. They are about 1 inch longer/wider and they don't shrink as much after there first wash.3. After repeated washing's the unbleached wipes curl up at the edges. This doesn't happen with these organic wipes. (Obviously not a huge deal but the curled edges make them harder to fold.) *see attached picture4. These organic wipes are made in the USA by stay-at-home moms and grandmas! How wonderful!They are worth the extra 50cents/per wipe!! Just my opinion!Just a side note: I was a little worried at first because even after the first wash they are a slightly water repellent and every time I put the wipe juice on these wipes it would just bead up at first. Thankfully this stopped after a couple more washes.**UPDATE 10/11/2015** We have pulled these back out for baby #2 and these wipes are still holding up great! Even with so much use (about 2 years total so far) and so many washes they are still in great condition! Still very pleased. Money well spent. I have attached pictures so you can see how each of these wipes have held up over the years. The larger one is the organic and the smaller one (with the colorful rim) is the non-organic. I also zoomed in to show what I meant about the non-organic wipes "curling up" around the edges. Obviously not a huge deal and with baby #2 I definitely don't have time to fold them anymore ;) If you are wondering about the stains, I tend to fold these in quarters to get extra bang when wiping poo so the 4 spot stains on each wipe are from using it in this fashion. I also wash with biodegradable soap and they get washed and dried on hot/high heat with my cloth diapers (though they do dry very quickly on low heat).

These wipes are extremely soft, that I like.I had read some of the reviews stating that these wipes were thin. I thought, "wipes are generally thin, right?" Well let me state for the record, I wouldn't buy these again, nor would I recommend them. They are so thin that when cleaning up poop, it almost always soaks through and I need to use many at a time, that's rude. Also note, the sewn edging on these wipes are already coming apart after the first and second wash. I'm now using bamboo baby wash cloths and use these as a back up.

We use these things daily,..as butt wipes, snot rags, wipe down wash cloths, and for bathing. They go in the wash and clean off right along with the reusable diapers. No special treatment needed. My only complaint is the trimming has unraveled on many of them (the colorful threading along the edges) making them annoying to take out of the dryer as they can get tangled. But my kid could care less, we supported a natural and organic company and have a great earth friendly product. Quality is good (except the threading). I'd recommend them to a friend!

I thought these were going to be really nice and soft, and they are, but I'm not sure they are better than my Target brand washcloths. They are great in the diaper bag, because they fit in my wipes case. As far as flannel wipes go, I bet they are the best, but maybe I just don't like flannel wipes. I do like that they are organic, and I would purchase them over any wipes made of synthetics. I probably should have bought some organic washcloths instead.

As a new mom I've been trying different wiping solutions for my baby in order to keep his diaper rash in check and can tell you that using a good wipe does make a difference! I tried the "natural etc." Pampers, 7th Generation and 365 brand wipes (the last ones were softest and worked great), but needed an alternative to boxed baby wipes for use with organic wipe juice and/or water for cleaning just in case I ran out of boxed wipes. While some moms use paper towels, which works OK (especially when used at the beginning to clean up a poopy mess), I thought that flannel would be softer on my baby's bum, and it certainly is. I use these for drying his bum after wiping too and they absorb moisture well. These have stayed soft so far after a month of washing in cold or warm water and drying on low heat with 7th generation unscented dryer sheets. I would definitely recommend these wipes to other moms. They may be pricey, but if you don't have time to look for organic flannel and cut some up yourself - order these and you'll be glad that you did.

We exchanged some fancy microfiber wipes for these, and were not disappointed. The baby boutique I bought them at was sold out, so i stocked up here. I also have a few dozen baby washcloths that we use as wipes- I like them equally for different reasons, dad loves these. I put them in a wipes dispenser (there are YouTube videos that show you how to fold to get them to dispense) and moisten with water, or a soap-coconut oil solution in a spray bottle for messy cleanups, sticky hands, spit up, etc. They shrink a little, and some of the edges wrinkle in the dryer, but it doesn't prevent them from working, and no pilling so far. We wash them in hot, dry low with cloth diaper loads every other day, for 9 weeks so far, and they still work great. An Eco-friendly feel good purchase that doesn't feel like a quality compromise.

These are fine but the seams unravel with every wash, so I'm wondering how long they will last.

Planned to use them for washing my babies, but have so far found them perfect to fold and place around their necks to protect from spilled milk and posseting. They are very soft and comfy on the skin.