Andrex Gentle Fragrance Free Flushable Toilet Wipes certified 'Fine to Flush' Plastic Biodegradeable 12 Moist Toilet Tissue Packs, Pink, Unscented, 480 count

The users know the quality of Andrex toilet paper. Cheaper then any supermarket. Thank you Amazon

I love these wipes, I don’t think there is anything worse than wiping your behind with JUST toilet paper. The feeling of being unclean and uncomfortable just isn’t nice. So I use these and haven’t looked back. The scent is nice and isn’t too strong, they have a good thickness to them and they don’t rip or tear too easily. Being flushable is a must, who really wants a smelly bin by the side of the toilet. As for sensitivity they’re perfect, some brand of wipe are rough and can make you feel like your using sand paper but these. Guess you’ll just haven’t to try them for your self, take my word for it because I never look for any other wipe.

Despite being a bit more expensive than the supermarket's brand, its quality is really a lot better. The left one is the Andrex one while the right one is the one from Sainsbury's. Just by the look of it, I would think that the wipes from the right should be a bit bigger. However, when I take one wipe out from each packet and compare them with each other, the Andrex one is actually a bit bigger. Furthermore, when I take a closer look at the wipe, the Andrex one is made a bit thicker compared to the Sainsbury's. That also explains why I use more wipes each time for the Sainsbury's ones but not the Andrex ones, which means I actually save some money using Andrex.

Good for all the family including 2.5 year old who is potty trained. Toddler has extremely sensitive skin and before potty training only ever used cotton wool and water. Tried fragrance free Kandoo wipes but hated the yoghurt smell they gave off. These are fragrance free too, but still slight smell of something. These wipes are good for removing the poop and wiping clean the bottom. I still like to follow up with a water wipe for final clean for toddler bum. Only annoyance they always tear coming out of packet initially which is frustrating especially when rushing to wipe a toddlers bottom. Probably first 5-10 rip.Positives: They seem to break down well in toilet. Adult users find them good too.

My daughter has been telling me for years to give these wipes a try & I’m so glad that I finally gave in & listened!They make you feel so clean & fresh! They’re kind to your delicate skin area, which can only be a good thing!As someone who suffers from IBS & makes frequent daily visits to the loo...I can only describe these wipes as a gift from above!The pack itself is discrete enough to carry around in your bag.Great value for money. Highly highly recommend!!

Everyone takes a seat on the porcelain throne and since we've taken to calling it thus, what better way to finish your visit than to treat your bum to the soft and smooth sensation Andrex wipes provide. I mean, I'd much rather that than risk starting a fire with the sandpaper that masquerades as the average bog roll.All jokes aside; these are great. I'd struggle to go back to using toilet paper and nothing else. Next to having a bidet or a Japanese style toilet with all the bells and whistles, this stuff is the best.It breaks down quite easily, in the toilet and in your hands (so beware the force used... Enough said). Have not had any clogs in the few years we've been using it and it does state on the packaging that they are indeed flush safe.TL;DRCozy for your bum, softer than TP and leaves you feeling fresher. Highly recommended.

This item is a household staple in our household. We take them camping as well as keeping them in our bathroom they are soft and do not have an over powering scent and are great for sensitive skin. They are great value for money and last us around 4-6 months for the multi pack box.

Essentially an adult-sized baby wipe and serving the same function.These had been recommended within a few web articles and for different reasons, not least as the phrase 'toilet paper moves not removes' hit home. Bidets may be another solution but not everyone has one at home and they are rarely found in office or workplace loos and only occasionally in better hotels. Fortunately, these are easily transportable and the packs are resealable although enclosure in a self-seal bag may sometimes be advisable.They can also be used by the cautious (or wise) to wipe down the seats in public loos; that was one suggested application. A bulk supply that could last a family a couple of months or more and far less expensive than if purchased from our local supermarket.