Spasilk Piece Terry Washcloth Bubbles Reviews Summary

Softness

Pros:

• "They absorb well and are soft. They wash well."
• "Super soft after washing and drying!"
• "They are gentle on our baby’s hands and face. They’re also a good size which makes it easy to wash."
• "Very soft. Thin enough to wipe in the ear folds."
• "These are so so soft!! For the price, I would recommend any time."
• "Perfect size. Very soft. Thin enough to wipe in the ear folds."
• "These wipes are super soft. I love these for my face."

Cons:

• "They became stained and dingy looking pretty quickly."
• "They were also not as soft."
• "I would not order these for babies, they are way too rough."
• "I thought these would be soft since they’re promoted for babies, but they are rough and almost feel like exfoliating towels."
• "Really thin and cheap looking. Similar to dollar tree. Not very soft either."
• "These washcloths advertise as soft but they are rough and thin."
• "They're not super rough, but they were lacking softness to the extent that I didn't feel comfortable using them on baby skin."

Durability

Pros:

• "They've also held up well under repeated washings."
• "They hold up very well."
• "These are perfect for our use. We use them as reusable baby wipes, so have probably 100 of them."
• "They retain their shape and color after multiple washes."
• "Soft, yet durable. I was sceptical at first of these because they seem cheap.from the pictures but they're the opposite!"
• "Hold up in the wash really well and last a while."
• "They've held up great! No fraying along the edges."

Cons:

• "Baby is 8 months and these washcloths are not in such great shape anymore."
• "Not good quality at all too thin and small and I only washed it once and they all turned inside or outside from the edges."
• "Despite having been washed and used several times, these washcloths are not soft."
• "The cheapest material ever. I have never used it and I deserve my money back."
• "There is nothing nice to say about these washcloths. Low quality, paper thin, sandpaper texture."
• "Falling apart quickly and way too easily, don't work well for bath."
• "We will use them for bath time for now, but they don’t seem like they will last long."

Size and Thickness

Pros:

• "I prefer a thinner washcloth for my 5 month old; she loves to play with an extra in the tub."
• "I use these to dry the baby from a diaper change, they are thin enough to pay dry, but thick enough to cover baby while changing them so they won't pee on you lol."
• "I guess a benefit is they are so thin they can get into every baby nook and cranny."
• "I love these thin washcloths! Makes it easier to get under arms and chin because it is not thick!"
• "These are the perfect size and texture to be used as a baby wipe."
• "Perfect for wiping drool off my baby's face."
• "Because they are thinner, they work much better to get into hard to reach, wrinkly places, like the folds under the baby's chin, around her nose and mouth, etc."

Cons:

• "They are also really hard to grip because they stretch and are super small."
• "These were a lot thinner than I expected."
• "Each of them is thinner than a slice of cheese and it's hard to grip when you're scrubbing normally."
• "Cheap, very tiny, thin. Ridiculously puny."
• "I was disappointed when I opened the package to see how thin and cheap-like these were."
• "They are super thin!!!"
• "These are just ‘smaller-than-a-washcloth’ sized cotton rectangles."