And £3.95 postage, ridiculous!!
I can never understand who the people are that buy these!!! I once heard a presenter say that their husband could clean his whole body with just one,why would he? Just have a shower or a bath.
I guess they're good to use at a festival, or if you're bed bound for a freshen up, but seriously I'd sooner just use a handful of the cheapy ones which normally give you 60 wipes in one pack...and if you're a bit sensitive "downstairs" use fragrance free ones!!! and when you add the £3.95 postage (which could buy you seven packs from Aldi) you're talking nearly £34 - that's crazy!!!! Perhaps I could give a certain group a "heads up"
. One cannot and should not attribute someone’s independence to a blinking wet wipe and depending upon how many he gets through on a weekly basis-the cost doesn’t bear thinking about. Shocking!I used this size of wipe after I broke my ankle and had to keep a boot on for three months over bandages, and then further weeks with just bandages because the wound wouldn’t heal for months and I could not get it wet all that time. So at first I could barely balance anywhere and used them as body wipes and then as things improved, slowly, I used them on my feet instead of trying to negotiate the shower. They were really good: mine were from Amazon. Eventually I could put on a plastic foot protector and got a shower stool, but it was ages before I managed that so the wipes were a godsend really. I had never seen such large wipes before but the nurses used them in hospital so I nabbed a packet for outside reference,
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