What Makes WaterWipes Different?

Published March 14th, 2012

WaterWipes just launched in the US in February! And we’ve had a great response from our US moms. Check out the reviews on Cool Mom Picks and BabyCenter!

But with every new product, smart moms want to know, “What makes your product different?”

WaterWipes are made in a completely different way than ordinary baby wipes. WaterWipes are made using a patented new technology that allows them to be made without chemicals. This process is more expensive but delivers maximum purity and “the world’s purest baby wipe.”

Ordinary baby wipes simply add preservatives and away they go. Even “natural/eco-friendly” baby wipes often contain potential skin irritants such as malic acid, methylisothiazolinione, methylparaben, polysorbate 20, potassium laureth phosphate, and tetrasodium EDTA. Not ingredients you want to put on your sensitive baby’s bottom!

Convenience and Purity

Doctors have long recommended cotton and water as the safest thing for delicate skin, but cotton wool can be very wasteful because it shrinks when you wet it. Plus, you need to use a lot to get the job done. It can also be inconvenient when you’re on the go. And let’s face it, today’s moms are always on the go! Cotton wool is also very messy and can leave behind fuzz.

At Irish Breeze, we wanted to create a baby wipe that delivered the purity of cotton balls and water without the mess and waste. WaterWipes are made using 100% viscose–unlike ordinary wipes, they are fully biodegradable. Kind to the environment and kind to your baby’s skin.

WaterWipes provides the convenience of a wipe with the purity and the softness of cotton wool!