Kandoo Flushable Sensitive Toddler Wipes Refill 350ct.

Comments about Flushable Sensitive Toddler Wipes - 350ct. Refill:

These wipes are very hard and are not useful for Toddlers. They are scratchy as well. I would highly steer clear of this product.

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I use these for my 6 and 4 year old and they are flushable and keep their bums much cleaner than without.

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I was previously using Kirkland baby wipes and found a website that rated the "health" of products based on ingredients. My wipes didn't rate that high, but the Kandoo wipes rated pretty good. So, based on reviews, I thought I'd give them a try. Our daughter isn't potty trained yet, but we are planning to start this summer. So, I got the wipes and first noticed that they are very, very small. You need to pull them out of dispenser slowly or they bunch up. They also feel dry to me and do not clean up a soiled bottom efficiently as other reviews have stated. Maybe if I was dealing with a potty trained child, they'd work better?? I have to use like 4-5 wipes for a poop diaper versus 1-2 of Kirkland. Sadly, I am disappointed in these. I also did not flush them based on a review that stated that although these wipes are flushable , they are not biodegradable. Not going to even risk plugging up my pipes.

Comments about Flushable Sensitive Toddler Wipes - 350ct. Refill:

These wipes clean toddlers diaper changes better than baby wipes and it gets rid of the terrible toddler smells better than baby wipes. These wipes are smaller so you may use double wipes than regular baby wipes. These wipes don't irrate my daughter.

Comments about Flushable Sensitive Toddler Wipes - 350ct. Refill:

We've been using these for about 6 months and they work perfectly. Size is perfect size for a clean up after she uses the toilet. We like them so much that, now, everyone is using them. When she uses the restroom at someones house and they only have toilet paper, it doesn't clean well and leaves a ton of paper residue(I know because I'm the wiper!). These just leave a clean tushie.

My only comment for improvement would be to have a dispenser that is more airtight, so that these would not need to come in individual sized packs. It seems like it would be more efficient to have a trul airtight dispenser(like our free Huggies Wipes dispenser we've been using for 3 and a half years) and a large bag of the wipes from which to refill.

Aside from that the wipes work great with no strong chemical scent. They are soft and gentle on delicate skin and still strong enough to do the job.

Comments about Flushable Sensitive Toddler Wipes - 350ct. Refill:

We have used these on boys in our toilets for 2.5 years and fortunately have not had any issues like the other poster. Our plumbing is old (house is 65 years old) but our toilets are new low-flow.

Comments about Flushable Sensitive Toddler Wipes - 350ct. Refill:

These are ABSOLUTELY NOT flushable and cost me $300 in a plumber bill who literally came out of the fix holding a wad of these and telling me to never use them again. I still do use them for my toilet trained 3 year old because I happen to like the way these dispensers look on my toilet seat back and still like using wipes rather than toilet paper alone (for myself included) for sanitary reasons. But after wiping now, I have to wrap these up in toilet paper and throw them in the garbage the way I would a sanitary napkin or tampon. If you're buying these because they are flushable, do yourself a favor and don't bother. I think there should be a class action lawsuit against these guys for false advertising given how many people have this problem. Any lawyers out there???

Comments about Flushable Sensitive Toddler Wipes - 350ct. Refill:

We have been using these wipes for at least a year and they have never clogged our toilets.

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Four months after moving into our new construction house our main sewer line backed up into our basement. The culprit of the clog was these wipes. The plumber said he sees this problem all the time with this type of wipes. The packaging claims these are flushable, but the problem is that they are not biodegradable. It would take several flushes (especially with the low-flow toilets in newer houses) to get these wipes completely out of your pipes. So, they just sit there and don't break down, eventually causing a clog. If you use these wipes save yourself money and a huge mess, and DON'T FLUSH THEM!!