Whoopsie Wipes 1200 Count: 12 packs of 100

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$59.955¢ a wipe, $5.00 a pack of 100

Wipes in the box1,200
Packs12 of 100
Square8 x 8 in (20 x 20 cm)
Material100% cotton, nothing added
Price per wipe5¢
Price per pack of 100$5.00
Days at 12 a dayabout 100
Weight of the box5.38 lb
Box12 x 8.5 x 5 in
FlushableNo: trash or organic-waste bin

Twelve packs of a hundred, at about five cents a square, is the box for a house that has stopped deciding. One baby at twelve squares a day gets a hundred days out of it; twins get fifty; a house where the grown-ups also reach for a square to take makeup off or dry a face lands between. The saving is real and it is printed on the card: roughly half the price per square of the two-pack.

What the saving costs you is room. The box is about twelve inches by eight and a half by five and weighs a little over five pounds, so it wants a shelf, a wardrobe floor or the space under the table before it arrives. Once it is open, the packs come out one at a time and the rest wait dry. The one household that should not buy it is the one with a toddler weeks from potty training; the six-pack is the box for them.

One of 3 boxes in the Whoopsie Wipes lineup, all holding the same square. Prices are the ones we last updated, and the way we keep them current is set out on how we update the catalogue.

The jobs this box is usually bought for

02About this box

Questions about the Whoopsie Wipes 1200 count

What people want settled before they buy 12 packs at once.

How big is the Whoopsie Wipes 1200 count box when it lands on your doorstep?

Twelve packs of a hundred: the box is about twelve inches by eight and a half by five and weighs a little over five pounds. It wants a shelf near the changing table rather than a drawer. Once it is open, the packs come out one at a time and the box goes back to being a box.

Is the Whoopsie Wipes 1200 count worth it for your one baby?

At twelve wipes a day it lasts about a hundred days, and per wipe it costs about half what the two-pack does. For one newborn that is a box every three months or so; for twins, or a house where the grown-ups use the squares too, it is the only box that makes sense.

Does a Whoopsie Wipes 1200 count box keep in your cupboard?

A dry pack has nothing in it that goes off, so a box opened in September is the same box in March. Keep the unopened packs dry and out of the sun, as you would a stack of tissues, and take one pack at a time to the table.

03The other two boxes