GroVia Reusable Cloth Wipes: Eco-Friendly Diapering Solution

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Mexico on Aug 01, 2023

yogabear: They are made well. They are soft but a little on the small side. After 5 years some have not frayed at all. Great for face too!

United States on May 29, 2023

Amazon Customer: Awesome wipes! Ended up buying some other brands because these were so pricey, but then ended up going back and buying another package of the grovia wipes. These are a good size wipe and are still looking really good after almost a year of use!

Canada on Jul 03, 2018

cmng: Super soft and wash extremely well. Towels are nice and thick. We use these towels on our daughter for bathing. Soft enough to use all over the body or the face. We have had our current ones for over a year and they have held up well.

Canada on Jan 12, 2018

Bikepacking Mama: I have tried many different wipes and these are the best!!!! I love them! They are Very well made, I'm not worried about them falling apart in the laundry. They are so soft my baby loves them. I would reccomend these to anyone who cloth wipes. They work great in the wipes warmer.

Canada on Aug 22, 2017

Jenny Bee: I have purchased/received many types of cloth wipes for our baby. After a year of heavy-duty use and washing every other day, this cloth wipe has been the only kind to stand up to all the abuse. I like that is a thicker cloth than the cheap polyester or organic cotton squares. Some of the stitches on other brands have unraveled, but these ones have stayed together.

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Canada on Oct 25, 2013

Paula JP: We're new parents (of a 7 week old) using cloth diapers and cloth wipes. We've figured out a system we like using these Grovia wipes and the  Charlie Banana Box of 10 Organic Cotton Washable Baby Wipes . We just wet the wipes with warm water from the tap and squeeze out before wiping baby. When it's poo, we like the soft towel-like Grovia wipes the best. When pee, we use the smoother Charlie Banana wipes. I also use an additional Charlie Banana wipe to dry the dampness left by the first wipe, so she doesn't feel chill from the evaporation on her skin and is nice and dry in her diaper! The system is working great and all the wipes (2 orders of Grovia, 2 orders of Charlie Banana) fit folded in half in the drawer of our changing table. We wash these and the diapers about every 2 days.

EDIT: I was also using the Charlie Banana wipes to wipe baby's eyes in the morning (different part of wipe for each eye to prevent cross infection, in case) and her face. They are great for that. But more recently I ordered some pretty handmade wipes from Etsy ([...]) and use those for her face and wash them with her clothes rather than with her diapers. Probably not necessary hygiene wise,...

United States on Apr 25, 2012

Work of Life: We purchased the Grovia, Charlie Banana and Babykicks Cloth wipes for use in our Prince Lionheart Premium Antibacterial Wipe Warmer. Our baby is currently 10 weeks old. We use tap water on our wipes. No "wipe solutions" of any kind. We have not had any problems with diaper rash since we moved to cloth diapers and wipes 5 weeks ago. Hands down, our favorite are the Grovia wipes. Here is the breakdown:

Charlie Banana: Our least favorite of the bunch. When we bought these, the price was $17.99 for 20 organic cotton wipes. This seemed like a great value for 20 wipes! However, the cloth is a thin jersey type cotton (like thin tee-shirt material). The weave on these wipes actually repels liquids. With the other wipes, I just wet the stack under the tap and then load the stack into the wipe warmer. These wipes will not absorb water this way. I have to load the dry wipes in the warmer and then fill the warmer with water and they very slowly absorb the water over a few hours. It is a pain. Secondly, the cloth sticks to itself when wet. They are folded in half to fit in the warmer and pulling one out of the warmer and unfolding it requires two hands or a strong one-handed flick which...

United States on Jul 25, 2011