I see virtually no complaints on the dispensers themselves. Can anyone actually say they can get at least 10 wipes out of either one without jams?
754325
Don't really like the new contianers. I don't have a problem with them getting jammed but sometimes you lose the top and have to open the container to rethread. It's a pain.
754326
Yes there are a few issues from time to time with jams but I have gotten more than 1o wipes out more than 20 it doesn't happen very regularly. Plus when it happens the flip top lid allows you to get to the problem pretty quickly rather than having to pull of the lid and wrestle with the container to get into other wipes when jamming happens.
754327
Hi There I have had no trouble with them as long as you place the pack with the opening of the fold on the left, then pull the wipes out steady and quick pulling a bit downward all should be ok . My 82 yr old Mother is handling them great. Plus the quality out does charmin 100 x.... Good Luck... It is the small things in life that make us happy.....
754328
We like this new dispenser design much better than the original. The dispenser is more stable, in that it stays in place on the table surface while the tissues are accessed, plus it seems to offer a better air-tight seal. The tissues have not required rethreading, and less of the tissue sticks out of the opening, which probably also helps to avoid evaporation.
754329
I have not had ANY problems with jams with these. In fact, I like these dispensers infinitely more than the original type because they don't dry out and dispense so much more consistently.
754330
Sometimes it can get jammed. I just try not to pull them out too hard in the heat of the moment.
754331
I bought these thinking they would solve this very problem, I have frequent colitis and wet wipes are a huge blessing, unfortunately I can only get three or four before jamming up - unless it is half full. The rubber membrane is too tight so I take them out carefully and that seems to work. These are better quality than the other brands, if only the membrane were looser.
388491
I found that I needed to re-thread the wipes through this container once or twice at the beginning of my use with the new refills. I am not sure why I needed to do so. If this bothers you and you plan one using these wipes in the future, I would suggest buying the other container. I have not had this problem with the upward (as opposed to forward) facing container. The lid on the other container is also much easier and more enjoyable to use.
494927
We Haven't had nay problems flushing them. There was only one time when I flushed it down with about 3 non-flushable baby wipes that it clogged it and it unclogged pretty easy. If you are worried about it, I would just flush one at a time. It should be fine.
1266948
Please don't!!! The problem is, they are NOT intended for sewer pipes or septic systems and will not break down as toilet tissue does. Eventually, there will be an expensive clog to fix. This is a huge problem, subject of a recent NY Times exposé. Turns out that even the kinds labeled as "flushable wipes" do this and cost the city and homeowners millions each year, and the problem is escalating as more people use them. Instead, I spray a special cleanser designed for this (Aloe Vesta perineal cleanser ) onto a folded pad of toilet tissue instead. These packaged Wet Ones are great to bring along for miscellaneous cleanup jobs, but DON'T flush them! Please don't!!! The problem is, they are NOT intended for sewer pipes or septic systems and will not break down as toilet tissue does. Eventually, there will be an expensive clog to fix. This is a huge problem, subject of a recent NY Times exposé. Turns out that even the kinds labeled as "flushable wipes" do this and cost the city and homeowners millions each year, and the problem is escalating as more people use them. Instead, I spray a special cleanser designed for this (Aloe Vesta perineal cleanser ) onto a folded pad of toilet tissue instead. These packaged Wet Ones are great... » Read More Please don't!!! The problem is, they are NOT intended for sewer pipes or septic systems and will not break down as toilet tissue does. Eventually, there will be an expensive clog to fix. This is a huge problem, subject of a recent NY Times exposé. Turns out that even the kinds labeled as "flushable wipes" do this and cost the city and homeowners millions each year, and the problem is escalating as more people use them. Instead, I spray a special cleanser designed for this (Aloe Vesta perineal cleanser ) onto a folded pad of toilet tissue instead. These packaged Wet Ones are great to bring along for miscellaneous cleanup jobs, but DON'T flush them! « Show Less
2088127
Yes it is! It's more cost effective as well. You have to get a tight grip the gray part of the nozzle and twist it off. The key is to not allow the sanitizer to get empty. I usually refill when it's about half way. If you let it get the dispenser squeezes the refill bottle almost completely flat making it unusable.
653603
I have had o problems with these wipes at all. Mind you don't put a bunch down the toilet at one time. We are on city sewer.
1452087
I've not had any problems with the dispenser. Just the right amount and it also does not drip afterwards. I use Dawn liquid.
1422971
I've never had a problem with anything. Clorox wipes, windex, or Method products.
1188488
I have not had that issue or any other problem with my dispenser, sorry I can't help with your question.
198893
I had already purchased the canister that you use to dispense the wipes from, it is very attractive and kept the wipes moist until you popped one out at a time. So the cloth refills are the wipes, in the blue wrapper that you put inside the canister/dispenser.
446453
They tear fine for us Joe - it's actually the type of roll we have on there now, however, I'd suggest looking at a different dispenser. This one is more of a hassle than anything!
2125964
I tried... You will have a heck of a time removing them from this dispenser. I returned it!
38771
Here is my experience - hope this helps: The wipes do hang out the bottom of the dispenser so they are easily accessible during diaper changes (there is not a cover). It was designed to easily and quickly grab a wipe or diaper with one hand (vs. fumbling to open a package) and keep one hand safely on the baby while they are on the changing table. The wipe that hangs out the bottom of the dispenser will dry out over time but the wipes inside the package will stay moist. Given that newborns go though 8-10 diapers per day, the amount of wipes used is quite high and when a wipe is pulled from the dispenser the tip may be dry but the majority of the wipe will be moist. Here is my experience - hope this helps: The wipes do hang out the bottom of the dispenser so they are easily accessible during diaper changes (there is not a cover). It was designed to easily and quickly grab a wipe or diaper with one hand (vs. fumbling to open a package) and keep one hand safely on the baby while they are on the changing table. The wipe that hangs out the bottom of the dispenser will dry out over time but the wipes inside the package will stay moist. Given that newborns go though 8-10 diapers per day, the amount of wipes used is quite high and when a wipe is pulled from... » Read More Here is my experience - hope this helps: The wipes do hang out the bottom of the dispenser so they are easily accessible during diaper changes (there is not a cover). It was designed to easily and quickly grab a wipe or diaper with one hand (vs. fumbling to open a package) and keep one hand safely on the baby while they are on the changing table. The wipe that hangs out the bottom of the dispenser will dry out over time but the wipes inside the package will stay moist. Given that newborns go though 8-10 diapers per day, the amount of wipes used is quite high and when a wipe is pulled from the dispenser the tip may be dry but the majority of the wipe will be moist. « Show Less
1321592
No - I add the cleaning solution one refill a day and have had no problems.
38774
Only part of the wipe you have sticking out will dry out. It's not a major issue with me as I love the bobee! It has been very handy to have.
1444017
I haven't had trouble with crumbs getting stuck. I find it incredibly easy to clean (sweep and wipe up spills).
1952197
I purchased this unit a couple of months ago and have had no jams, not one. Do you have the correct staple width? Is the a staple jammed inside? Have you adjusted the steel receiving plate? Have you locked in the plunger?