Amazon: Huggies Simply Clean Wipes 648-Count Only $8.99 Shipped (Just 1¢ Per Wipe)
As another option, you can score Huggies Simply Clean Unscented Soft Pack Baby Wipes 792 Count for only $12.63 shipped when you clip the $1.50 off coupon and opt to Subscribe & Save! These are also only 1.5¢ per wipe! Awesome!
NOTE, if you have 5 or more subscriptions arriving in a month, you’ll save a whopping 15% off this order instead of the regular 5% – which will sweeten this deal! Remember, when you sign up for Subscribe and Save, you are under NO obligation whatsoever and can cancel at anytime. To cancel or modify your Subscribe and Save items, just click on “my account” and then “subscriptions” and then you can cancel and/or modify anything you want.
This is a good deal but I feel these wipes aren’t very soft. I really like huggies natural care from Costco.
I agree! I got a box from Amazon when they were on sale recently and I was disappointed with them. Definitely not as thick and soft as the Huggies Natural Care ones. I use them in the car for hands and faces and went back to the softer ones for baby bums. 🙂
I LOVE these wipes the only ones I will use on the bottom. They hold up. Poop does not go through them. The pampers are terrible! I just end up smearing everything around, I end up using double to get the job done. I only use pampers to wipe hands and faces. I have lots of experience with wipes, I have 5 children.
Thanks for the great review Amy!
Did the price go up or am I doing something wrong? I’m getting them for 9.38 after 5 subscriptions. Ps If anyone doesn’t like these wipes they may really like Amazon brand, those are my preference. 🙂
Hmm, I am still finding the deals available as listed above. Maybe try in a different browser.
I bought these after using Huggies natural care wipes for a couple of months. They gave my baby the worst (and only) rash he’s ever had! We ended up going to his doctor because his skin was cracking and bleeding after just one day of use, and ended up having to treat his bottom with all sorts of things before it finally got better. It’s a great deal (like almost everything Collin posts, thanks!), but of you’ve got a system that works, there’s no reason to mess with it to save a few bucks (in my opinion).