Terrible! They now have a known skin irritant as an ingredient, but it is not mentioned on the amazon page, only on the new packaging. Please read questions and answers on this page to get more info and research why you wouldn't want the following in your diaper wipe "Biocide, preservative and surfactant associated with severe skin, eye, and respiratory irritation and allergies, benzalkonium chloride is a sensitizer especially dangerous for people with asthma or skin conditions such as eczema" Info taken from the fact based Environmental Working Group website.

CONTAINS CHEMICALS!
Don't get super... these are not the same wipes, they are fakes all around! These wipes contain chloride and are not chemical free, they are missing all the seals and the ingredients list isn't the same. Please review my pictures before you get scammed too! (Doesn't even deserve a 1 star rating but I had to put something to submit this.)

I originally started buying these wipes a little over a year ago when I realized that my daughter has extremely delicate skin and gets rash after rash after rash.. Sometimes it even gets so irritated it starts bleeding. I tried every wipes under the sun, and got those because they say they are basically just water. Well, they are not the best of the best and they are pricey, but they work for my daughter as they are thin, soft and not full of chemicals. I believe my daughter might be allergic to the chemicals on some wipes and diapers, even the "organic" ones, but that has never been tested. All three of my daughters have skin issues with thick wipes so I much prefer the thin ones.

The reason I bought those was because the daycare I was forced to put my daughter into (I was in the military and had absolute zero choice when it came to daycare) DEMANDED wipes and refused to use cloth diapers because they considered it unsanitary (at home I use gentle cloths and water, and cloth diapers). And when babies had rashes they would use harsh, wet paper towels which made the rashes much worse, and then once the skin broke, they would send baby home and that had a major negative effect on one's military career.. So I bought those to save my daughter's skin as well as my sanity. They are really pricey to give to a daycare that doesn't care about wasting, but they were what my daughter needed, and for that, I am thankful that I found them. Also, the daycare refused to leave the wipes in their original packaging and had to open the package to place them in a wipe box, which caused them to dry faster. The packaging is fine, the opening flap doesn't stay sticky for the whole life of the package but the wipes don't dry up inside it.

One thing we noticed is that they are difficult to pull one at a time from the package, you often end up with 2 or 3 at a time.

Also, when placing those in a diaper bag, they need to be placed with the opening at the top. Otherwise, they make the other things in the bag wet.

Two of the packages I bought a year ago went through a big move from Missouri to New York state, and were in storage for months through the winter. I was afraid of using them after I got them out of storage, but they did not show any signs of mold and had no odor.

If I wrote this review when I first tried Water Wipes, it would be a five star review. In 2017 however, it's now a 1 star product and I no longer purchase these wipes.

The idea of Water Wipes is great, simple ingredients. Read a baby wipes package sometimes, I bet you can't pronounce half the ingredients on the list. Water Wipes appealed to our household with 2 IBS sufferers and no children due to allergies.

Water and Grape seed extract are the only ingredients. Originally the wipes were large, thick, and held up under pressure. We used the original wipes in the bathroom, spills in the car, spots on clothing, just about everything. We started using the wipes in March 2015. We've went through 4 cases leading up to April 2017.

When the latest case arrived the wipes package was smaller. The cost was the same however (which has always been a premium cost for wipes). We were determined they would be the same, durable wipes, only smaller. They weren't. The new wipes are thinner, not as durable, and smaller.

3 of the 12 packs had mold upon opening despite the lack of holes or damage in the packaging. We didn't store them any differently then usual. The most disturbing part of the new wipes (not the ones with mold) was that I experienced irritation from using Water Wipes for the first time ever. Not a full blown reaction, but still enough to discontinue using the wipes.

The manufacturer refunded the purchase price when I complained. But they fed me a line that parents wanted "less bulky wipe packages". I ASSUME what parents meant was smaller sized packs for travel, say 15-20 wipes a pack, like popular brands offer. There was no reason to change a great product.

We tried desperately to find a replacement going through the following brands; Seventh Generation, Caboo, Baby Ganics, Jackson Reece, and Happy Little Camper. They all had too many ingredients or caused irritation.

We decided to make our own. Natural paper towels, cut in half. One roll filled a BPA free shoe box sized plastic container. Add 2 tablespoons of organic grape seed extract. Push down on the stack to flatten them and squish out the excess grape seed oil. Add 4 tablespoons warm water and squish the stack down again, flip it over, squish it again. Put the lid on and they were ready to use. They stayed good for up to a week without mold.

Thanks Water Wipes for changing your product. We now make our own wipes for $7 for a case instead of $39.99 like you charge.

Photo shows old Water Wipes package (on top) and new Water Wipes package (on bottom).

I ordered some through subscribe and save in January 2016 and May 2016. My January shipment had wipes that were 7.7x6.9 in. The May package has wipes that are 6.4x7.3, noticeably smaller. 12% smaller in fact. The price, however, stayed the same and neither Amazon nor Water Wipes made this change in size obvious in the product description