MedlineNatureSoft Flushable Dry Wipes, Soft and Absorbent, Large 8" x 10", White (Pack of 500)

I had a problem with commercial brand wet wipes giving me irritation and inflammation issues. Preservative-free varieties didn't sound attractive due to the potential of contamination or mold due to lack of preservatives.My solution was to find dry wipes like these, and use a spray bottle or simply add a few drops under the tap when I use them. They look and feel like the texture of a heavy quality restaurant paper napkin, and they hold their strength well when dampened. They also seem to produce less lint than typical toilet paper, which is nice for cleanliness. I'd imagine they could also make convenient travel-use hygiene wipes.These wipes are BIG. The product description clearly states their size (9 x 13 inches), but I didn't think about this until the box arrived. Each wipe is bigger than a standard sheet of paper; each wipe is roughly four times the size of commercial brand wet wipes.They are packaged in ten individually-wrapped packages of 50. They're stacked in a way that makes it easy to stick a scissor to the folds and cut each one in half for more frugal use. You could also just leave them as-is and tear them in half as you use them, but their fibrous nature makes it hard to get a clean tear.The product was shipped to me in the original manufacturer box that with the product name and description printed on the outside, which may be a minor privacy issue for some.

Not only are they pretty large (9 inches wide and 13 inches long), they're also very thick. I mean, the weave of the material is... strong! I will not trust these for my toilet. Just to make sure...I did a test. I took one and set it in a small bowl, covering it up with some water just barely covering it...just to check how it breaks down. It didn't. I could fill it up with water, wring it out, and still wipe with it. Thicker than paper towels. I just can't see how these can be flushable when they don't disintegrate in water. So I only use these to do some clean up around the house and I use a stack of them for drying after using a bidet, but making sure they go in the trash.They would work great with home-made clorax wipes, I'm thinking, though I haven't tried that out yet. They would definitely work with dusting. But these are NOT going in my toilet. Definitely not. But I'm glad I have a lot to use in replacement of paper towels.

I've bought this exact item at least 6 times now and I've absolutely loved them every time. Except for this last time. SOMETHING is different and it's really bugging me. We use these solely for bum wipes with our cloth diapers. That way we can either flush the wipes when rinsing in the loo or their them in the washer when washing a load of diapers. They always dissolved completely and we never had bits that stuck to the diapers. Now we do and the left over bits are clogging our utility sink also. SO annoyed. Please change them back to the way they were!

I thought I was buying a case of 500 as I had in the past but I received a single package of 50 at a cost greater than the a case from the producer. It was also expensive to return. A ripoff.

Great for caretakers because they are very sturdy compared to regular toilet paper. These will not break apart. They are a little "rough". I use these for initial bulk cleanup then use a softer one to finish. They are GREAT for travel because this is one of the FEW that are flushable

The quality of these wipes are similar to the ones used in the hospital. They are a little smaller but work perfectly

Great product. Better than rolled toilet paper. Is strong and does not fall apart when using. Thick enough so 1 sheet or 2 sheets if needed (unfolded) will do the job!

Do not use! They are not safe to flush. I spent $350 on a plumber to unclog my pipes today and it was all these wipes!!