Age of your child – Most midwives recommend that newborns be cleaned with cotton wool and warm water only. But the latest NHS advice lists “fragrance and alcohol-free baby wipes” as a suitable ...

A disabled woman was forced to clean herself with wet wipes and urinate in a bucket after “cowboy builders” she paid £22,000 ...

Don't waste your wipes As people around the world become vastly more attentive to cleaning, they're buying antibacterial ...

New research has found that a brand of baby wipes is just as safe and hydrating as using water alone on newborn skin, suggesting official guidance may need updating. The University of Manchester study ...

Wet wipes - mostly baby wipes, but also those used to remove make up and clean surfaces - made up the vast majority of the material. Fat, oil and grease only made up 0.5%. The other 7% was made up ...

A DISABLED woman was forced to clean herself with “wet wipes” and wee in a bucket after “cowboy builders” she paid £22,000 ...

Costco is being sued after testing found that its fragrance-free baby ... wipes allegedly contain “significant” levels of PFAS. Costco argued in the lawsuit that its product uses only natural ...

Mary Lukins said she had no option but to wash with 'wet wipes' and she has been left tens of thousands of pounds out of ...

So, we shouldn’t use baby wipes, even if they are the only thing in the home. Indeed, cleaning with a towel and warm water ...

Purity is at the heart of what Pampers stands for. Keeping in tune with this, Pampers Baby Wipes are hypoallergenic, containing 0% alcohol, parabens, and latex. They are a safe and nurturing choice ...

A disabled woman was left to clean herself with "wet wipes" and resort to using a bucket as a toilet after "cowboy builders" ...