Prince Lionheart Warmies Wipes Warmer Designed for Reusable Cloth Wipes | Soft Glow Nighlight | Includes 1 everFRESH Pillow and 4 Warmies Cloth Wipes

We thought we were just being "green" when we decided to do cloth wipes. Then we had our first foray out of the house with our newborn, and had the displeasure of experiencing disposable wipes. A diaper change that takes 6 disposable wipes takes 1 cloth wipe. Wow. And cloth wipes are so much nicer on our baby's bum to use soft stuff like baby soap, olive oil, and warm water (one of the recipes that come with the warmer). The thing about this warmer is that it not only keeps the wipes warm (I'm not convinced that baby really notices whether it's warm or cold...but it makes us feel better) but the moisture keeps circulating in this closed unit, which means that you mix and pour your solution once per batch. All the wipes stay wet. Also, throwing these in the wash and rolling them into the warmer takes no time. I think I can roll and stuff an entire batch in under a minute. Just make sure you have enough with your laundry rotation that there are always enough to put into the warmer.The unit includes some of the company's wipes, and I will say that they're the worst of all four we've tried. They started unraveling after 3 washes. The Satsuma Designs Organic Wash Cloths and Wipes 5 Pack, White are the best. They are thin but absolutely do the job. You can roll the greatest quantity of them into the warmer because they're thin, which means you're refilling less often -- a huge plus when at home with new baby! The GroVia Cotton Cloth Wipes and Babykicks 10 Pack Baby Wipes, Colors May Vary are really nice, but they are much larger, so they take up more room in the warmer and don't yield a better result. Needless to say, the GroVias and Baby Kicks are great for spit ups and such, too, though. If I had it to do over, I'd register for all Satsumas, and I would have registered for extra moisture pillows, too. I end up changing those once every so often.As for the reviews talking about discoloration -- it's hard for me to tell whether discoloration comes from olive oil mix deposits, or the warmer. But at the end of the day, they get clean, and they're bound to be used for messes anyways, so I guess it doesn't bother us.Overall, a terrific, essential product if you're doing cloth wipes...which you should! They're so much more efficient and green than the disposable variety.

The Prince Lionheart Warmies Wipes Warmer—let's be honest, we all know what this is supposed to be for. But in this household, it's pulling double duty as the MVP of date night prep. Designed to keep things warm and ready, this little wonder now ensures my wife’s favorite "stress relief device" and her go-to lube are cozy and perfectly temp-controlled.The Ever-Fresh System isn’t just for keeping things moist (though it does that beautifully); it also ensures no funky smells or weird dryness—because nobody wants that. And the gentle warmth? Let’s just say it’s a total game-changer when the mood strikes. It’s spacious enough to hold what we need and doesn’t scream “nursery gear” sitting on the nightstand. The bright light also cant be seen - now that its been primed & painted black.Plus, the energy efficiency means it’s on standby without racking up the electric bill, and the one-hand lid operation? Well, that’s just practical for, you know, quick access. All in all, this little warmer has taken a fun detour from its original purpose, and frankly, we’re not looking back.

I have been using my wipe warmer for about 7 months now and it is the best thing ever. It is very efficient and keeps the cloth warm and moist. You have to remember to add water to it occasionally or else the pad on the bottom can get messed up. That happened the first time and it was easily replaced. I would rather have the pad messed up though then my reusable wipes destroyed. I honestly haven't used any other wipe warmers so I don't know how it compares but I do thoroughly enjoy this one for reusable wipes. If I was not using reusable wipes I don't think I would go through the trouble of using a wipe warmer in general. It is a game changer though if your cloth diapering with you reusable wipes. I'm even considering getting a second one to keep in the kitchen for after he finishes meals.

There is no way to shut the light off on this so if you don’t want blue light in your babies room I wouldn’t recommend it.

This is a great product and I can't recommend it enough to make diaper changes much easier and more enjoyable. This keeps cloths wipes warm so baby does not scream at diaper changes anymore. The one big downside is that you need to buy pillow pads for the inside of the warmer to keep the wipes moist and you MUST ONLY use distilled water on the wipes and the pillow pad. If you use regular tap water, the wipes will get a musty smell after a few days. This means you must buy water to use with the wipes warmer. We go through about a gallon every week and a half. This adds to the cost for sure. That is why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. I wish we could use regular water. Other than that this is a lifesaver for diaper changes and well worth the extra money.