This is a much cheaper deal than what is offered at the local grocery store. Although cheap, there is no compensation on the quality comfort of these.
After staying at my friend's house and using the Portobello wipes, I'll never go back to using just dry toilet paper if I can help it. A smaller effort is required by cleaning the holiest of holes compared to toilet paper and it leaves you feeling so much cleaner. Goodbye itchy rump and accidental brown finger. These wipes have a special place in my kingdom. I carry a purse so when the way offers no time to go back home to my own comfortable.bathroom, I will not have that burning feeling received from sand papery toilet paper.
Allow me to go even further. Cottonelle is the best there is. Some wipes offer too much wetness to towel ratio and some have chemicals that apparently will singe peanut butter off rubber. In a way this brand has broken me. I refuse to use anything else. It is hard coming to terms with the fact that some people are okay with the itch of a poor wipe or even *gasp* dry toilet paper but I'm assuming here that if you're reading reviews, you're a step closer away from those Neanderthals. It's never too late to change. You only have one button. Don't you owe yourself something more than mediocre?
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| Price | $29.50 | $18.57 | -21% $6.98 List: $8.79 | -16% $11.99 List: $14.19 | $39.99 | $25.99 |
| Price Per Unit | $0.09 / Count | $0.05 / Count | $0.04 / Count | $0.05 / Count | $0.29 / Count | $0.08 / Count |
| Delivery | Get it May 14 - 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 | Get it as soon as Thursday, May 16 |
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| skin type | — | All, Combination, Sensitive, Dry, Normal | All | All | Sensitive | — |
| scent | — | Shea Coco | Fresh | Unscented | — | — |
| unit count | 336 | 360 | 168 | 252 | 140 | 336 |
| active ingredients | — | chamomile,lavender,vitamin e | Vitamin E, vitamin e | vitamin e | — | — |
| specialty | Alcohol Free | Plant-based | Alcohol-free,Paraben-free | Biodegradable | — | Alcohol Free |
| product benefit | Cleansing | Softening,Soothing,Cleansing,Gentle,Ph Balanced,Hypoallergenic | Softening,Freshening,Clean | Soothing,Freshness,Freshening,Biodegradable,Nourishing,Clean,Gentle | — | — |
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Comparison Between Cottonelle & Scott Brand Wipes (Cottonelle Wins)
I've used the Cottonelle FreshCare Flushable Cleansing Cloths (336 wipes for $15) since they first came out, and never had a Cottonelle wipe left behind in the toilet after flushing. They are strong enough to only need 1 wipe, and thin enough to flush the first time.Tried a "case" of the Scott Naturals Flushable Cleansing Cloths (391 individual wipes for $14) because a couple of reviews said they seemed to dissolve better - a concern for those of us with septic tanks. More times than not, two flushes were required to get the Scott brand wipe to go down.The Scott wipes seem about 1/3 shorter than the Cottonelle FreshCare wipes. The actual difference is only 1.5" (see photo), which is still enough to require 2 Scott wipes more often than not compared to the 1 Cottonelle wipe I've always used.So more wipes and more flushes required for Scott wipes makes Cottonelle the brand for me - especially in a drought area where we're encouraged to only flush liquid waste every other time.
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Tried a "case" of the [[ASIN:B00DZJGTVC Scott Naturals Flushable Cleansing Cloths]] (391 individual wipes for $14) because a couple of reviews said they seemed to dissolve better - a concern for those of us with septic tanks. More times than not, two flushes were required to get the Scott brand wipe to go down.
The Scott wipes seem about 1/3 shorter than the Cottonelle FreshCare wipes. The actual difference is only 1.5" (see photo), which is still enough to require 2 Scott wipes more often than not compared to the 1 Cottonelle wipe I've always used.
So more wipes and more flushes required for Scott wipes makes Cottonelle the brand for me - especially in a drought area where we're encouraged to only flush liquid waste every other time.
Comparison Between Cottonelle & Scott Brand Wipes (Cottonelle Wins)
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2016
I've used the [[ASIN:B00EDR6YB0 Cottonelle FreshCare Flushable Cleansing Cloths]] (336 wipes for $15) since they first came out, and never had a Cottonelle wipe left behind in the toilet after flushing. They are strong enough to only need 1 wipe, and thin enough to flush the first time.Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2016
Tried a "case" of the [[ASIN:B00DZJGTVC Scott Naturals Flushable Cleansing Cloths]] (391 individual wipes for $14) because a couple of reviews said they seemed to dissolve better - a concern for those of us with septic tanks. More times than not, two flushes were required to get the Scott brand wipe to go down.
The Scott wipes seem about 1/3 shorter than the Cottonelle FreshCare wipes. The actual difference is only 1.5" (see photo), which is still enough to require 2 Scott wipes more often than not compared to the 1 Cottonelle wipe I've always used.
So more wipes and more flushes required for Scott wipes makes Cottonelle the brand for me - especially in a drought area where we're encouraged to only flush liquid waste every other time.
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