Diaper Rash Keeps Coming Back?
It Could Be the Wipe.
PureWipes™ Unbleached 100% Cotton Dry Wipes
The Wipe for Rash-Prone Skin. Nothing Left Behind.
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PureWipes™ UNBLEACHED 100% COTTON DRY WIPES Diaper Rash
PureWipes™ are dry, 100% unbleached cotton wipes for rash-prone skin. Just add water.
Every wet wipe leaves a thin film of its liquid (preservatives, cleansers, often fragrance) on your baby's skin, and the diaper seals it against broken, irritated skin until the next change. PureWipes leave nothing behind. Wet with warm water, wipe gently, pat dry.
- 100% unbleached cotton
- Zero preservatives, fragrance, cleansers or plastic fibers
- Nothing left on the skin to sit under the diaper
- Cotton and water: what the NHS recommends for newborns
- 100 dry wipes per pack
- Biodegradable cotton (do not flush)
Why It Matters for a Rash
Wet wipes leave a chemical film on broken skin, then the diaper seals it in. PureWipes leave nothing behind: just cotton and the water you add.
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Why Wet Wipes Can Keep a Rash Going
Why Wet Wipes Can Keep a Rash Going
Diaper rash is a broken skin barrier. Every wet wipe leaves a thin film of its liquid behind (preservatives, cleansers, sometimes fragrance), and the diaper seals it against that broken skin until the next change.
PureWipes are dry, 100% unbleached cotton. Wet with warm water, wipe, pat dry. Nothing is left on the skin.
60 Day Risk-Free Guarantee
60 Day Risk-Free Guarantee
Try PureWipes for 60 days. If you don't love knowing exactly what's touching your baby's skin, send them back for a full refund. No questions asked.
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Order processing takes 24h -48h business days before shipment. Once your item/s is dispatched, the estimated delivery time is:
- AllﾠEurope Countries: 3-7 business days
-ﾠUK: 3-7 business days
-ﾠAustralia: 3-7 business days
-ﾠUSA & Canada: 3-7 business days
-ﾠRest of world: 5-10 business days
No Extra Costs. All taxes and customs are included in the final price, so you won't have to pay anything when you receive it.
We want you to be 100% satisfied with your purchase. Items can be returned or exchanged within 90 days of delivery.
Why the Rash Keeps Coming Back
You've changed the cream. You've changed the diapers. But the one thing that touches the rash at every single change never changed: the wet wipe.
A wet wipe is a cloth soaked in a liquid formula, with preservatives to stop it growing mold in the pack, plus cleansers and often fragrance. Regulators class it as a "leave-on" product. Nothing rinses it off.
A Wet Chemical Film That Never Gets to Dry
Pee and poop raise skin pH and switch on enzymes that break down the skin barrier. That's what a diaper rash is.
Then a wet wipe leaves a thin layer of its liquid on that broken skin, and the diaper seals it in. It never dries. It never gets rinsed. It sits there until the next change, when you wipe on a fresh layer. 8 to 12 times a day.
PureWipes have one ingredient: the water you add.
Doctors Found "Eczema" That Was Really the Wipes
In Pediatrics, doctors described children whose stubborn rashes wouldn't clear with antibiotics or steroid creams. It was an allergy to a preservative in their wet wipes. When the wipes stopped, the rash cleared. The NHS lists fragranced wipes as a cause of nappy rash, and recommends cotton and warm water for newborns.
Every Kind of Wet Wipe Has the Same Problem
Sensitive, unscented, 99% water, "natural" cotton, bamboo: they all sit wet in a pack for months, so they all need a preservative. It's not the brand. It's the liquid. PureWipes aren't a better wet wipe. They're not a wet wipe at all.
Clean, Pat Dry, Let It Breathe
1. Pull a PureWipe. 2. Wet it with lukewarm water. 3. Wipe gently, then pat dry. No chemical film left behind, nothing trapped under the diaper. Just clean, dry skin that can recover.
"But Will It Clean as Well as a Wet Wipe?"
Wet wipes smear. Moms say it all the time: "water wipes just smear poop around," "soapy and slimy, they smear more than clean."
Thick cotton grips. A damp, thick, fluffy cotton sheet lifts the mess instead of sliding over it. One mom who switched to cotton and water called it "much more effective than wipes."
Not a paper towel. PureWipes are thick 100% cotton that holds together wet, and lint-free, so nothing is left stuck to the skin. Big blowout? Use a second wipe.
On the go or at daycare? Wet a small stack in the morning and keep it in a sealed pouch. They're ready all day.
Fewest Ingredients. Fewer Rash Days.
In a study of 722 newborns, the wipe with the fewest ingredients meant significantly fewer days of diaper rash.
PureWipes have one: the water you add. About 12 cents a wipe for calmer changes.
60-Day Risk-Free Guarantee
Use only PureWipes and water for 2 weeks. Watch the changes get quieter. If you're not 100% happy within 60 days, return them for a full refund.
Frequently Asked Questions
What if it doesn't help?
What if it doesn't help?
You're covered by our 60-day money-back guarantee. Full refund, no questions asked.
How long until I see a difference?
How long until I see a difference?
Give it 1 to 2 weeks of using only PureWipes and water, and keep everything else the same.
Do they sting a rash?
Do they sting a rash?
There's nothing in them but cotton. You choose the water. Lukewarm is most comfortable.
Can I use them with diaper cream?
Can I use them with diaper cream?
Yes. Clean with PureWipes and water, pat dry, then apply the cream your pediatrician recommends.
Will PureWipes cure diaper rash?
Will PureWipes cure diaper rash?
No wipe can promise that. Most rash comes from pee, poo and moisture. PureWipes take every wipe ingredient out of the picture so nothing extra sits on broken skin. See your pediatrician for any rash that won't clear, bleeds or blisters.
Are they safe for newborns?
Are they safe for newborns?
Yes. Cotton and warm water is what the NHS recommends for cleaning a newborn.
Is water enough to clean poop?
Is water enough to clean poop?
Yes. Damp, thick cotton grips and lifts it. For big messes, use a second wipe.
How many wipes are in a pack?
How many wipes are in a pack?
100 dry wipes per pack. Choose 4, 8 or 12 packs.
Can I flush them?
Can I flush them?
No. They're biodegradable cotton, but please throw them in the trash.