It's been a while since I posted anything, and now I'm posting a double feature. Dun dun dun! This is a review of the Seventh Generation multi-purpose wipes and the baby wipes (for cleaning baby's body, including face). I received them for free (I'm a part of the Seventh Generation online community [Generation Good], and occasionally they send out freebies). Yay samples.
Just as a little background behind Seventh Generation: they're a company that's dedicated to providing all natural products at a reasonable price (so the Earth is still here in seven generations). They're available at most major retailers, and of course they're available online from Amazon and the like. I already use as many of their products as possible.
Here is a picture of the multi-purpose wipes.
The wipe is sturdy and holds up during all of my cleaning. I haven't tried to do anything crazy like wash the dishes with them, but I have cleaned stuck on messes throughout the house and they've worked just fine. They have a strong but not overpowering mint smell. Since they're all natural, the smell is from the mint plant, and it makes me happy to know that it's not an artificial scent that could cause harm to myself or the little one. The baby wipes are unscented, and a picture of those is below. They're called free and clear because they don't have anything extra added (i.e., scents).
Since Paul's skin is still developing, and chemicals can enter into his little body through contact, I'm more than happy to use a wipe that's all natural on him. They aren't quite as sturdy as the multi purpose wipe, but then again his bottom side isn't exactly rough so they don't need to be as sturdy either. I use them on his face as well and I don't have to worry if he grabs and tries to eat them (but I take them out his mouth if he gets them in there. They may not be toxic but they aren't food).
Five stars for both of these products. Thanks so much to Generation Good for sending these! Thanks for reading and let me know if you have any questions. Since these are available everywhere, I didn't bother linking to anywhere in particular.
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