FitRight Personal Cleansing Wipes with Aloe (8x10 inch) | 600 Pieces Moisturizing Body Wipes for Adults Bathing and Incontinence Cleaning | Unscented Cloth Adult Wipes for Elderly Care

After I had my hip replacement surgery and went to rehab I realized the facility used this product for all its patients and residents. I found I liked the moist wipes after using the toilet and to freshen up between showers. It is moist but not dripping wet. The towelettes are good sized but not overly large. If they were larger a lot would be wasted. They are slightly smaller than a paper towel sheet. I chose the non-fragrance brand. They are nice, adequate for what I use them for and there are a 100 of them per package.

Love these. Very soft and comfortable. However the description states 8x12 and I was sent 8x10. I prefer the larger wipes and expected to receive the 8x12

Like them a bit thin but large size

The product was great. Used it for wiping my husband, Ralph, sores on his sores as he is in his bed and his Newmototion chair so long and in bed during the night.

They are actually unscented which is what I wanted. Not a fan of scent with something like this. Nice big sturdy sheets. Bigger then baby wipes. Come out of the package easily. Moist and not dried out when I receive them. Nice big packages Been using them for about 2 years now for my mother and keep rebuying them.

We liked this for a family member as they have arthritis in their hands, and the individual sheets pull out easily. Other styles have sheets that are connected that the user has to tear (like paper towels). Harder to manage.

I love these wipes, they are very handy and soft.

I HAVE BEEN A CUSTOMER FOR A WHILE BUT MY FIRST TIME ORDORING THE PACK WITH 100, AND IT IS SAD TO SAY THEY ARE TO, TO, THIN I WILL STICK TO THE PACK WHICH CARRIES 48, BUT I AM SERCHING FOR A BETTER DEAL WHERE THICKNESS, AND QUANITY IS INCLUDED

These are lightweight wipes, fairly thin and soft. The aloe solution is gentle; I have sensitive skin that doesnt take well to chemicals and I have no irritations using these. These are an alternative to the small pads you find in jars. I fold one sheet up and do cleanup on aisle 2 if you get my delicate hint here. Saves on TP too, you dont need seven wads to do cleanup. Do a rough-in with TP and then finish with these. Dont flush them. If you suffer from roids that arent too rageous, these work well to keep you clean. I remember when I was a kid, my dad showing me his jar of Tucks and instructing me that they would keep you fresh and since I was the only family member not to have the Roid Curse, I was like, well, ok then. The curse struck later, much later but I remembered the advice. These are larger and cover more of your hand. They are thin so I find folding them in quarters is best. You can use these on any delicate parts. These are good on trips, where you might have dubious cleanup materials on the road.

Using for elderly adult incontinence and these are large enough to wipe and fold over and rewipe with same cloth. Not flushable but very soft and durable to remove waste from the skin. Most care facilities use these so they must be effective on the majority of clients needing these wipes. Since they arent covered by insurance or Medicare, they can become pricey vs. a Wal-Mart type baby wipe for each bathroom trip. I would always buy if the price was lowered. Hint, hint Medline.