They are very cooling

Flushable wipe? Yeah, I guess. I'm not the sewer / sanitation plumbing designer. They will make it through the commode, but maybe not dissolve in the pipes on the way to the street? How to know? But my issue is these guys calling themselves "XL" wipes when they actually have LESS square inches area than regular Hxggxxs (you can guess who). The baby wipes are 6.6 x 7.7 inches = 50.82 square inches. These are exactly 7 x 7 = 49 square inches, so what is the big deal? Do you need to be told you are a dude?

My 51 yr old boyfriend loves these. Mint Chill, specifically. He says they're larger/smoother/thinner than the Cottonelle wipes I prefer. Easier to grip for larger hands. Fewer, "linty balls." His words. Not mine.... As for me, wipes themselves are nice. However, my 44 yr old female anatomy wasn't a fan. No adverse reaction, per se, but the, ummm, post-clean "sensation" wasn't particularly pleasant. If you know what I mean. Mild, but a bit too "cooling" for me. Once was enough. He doesn't leave home w/out them. My advice: If sensitive, might try the unscented version first. Ladies, back. Not, front. Unless, you like that kinda thing. Then, carry on!

So I got these for y wonderful hubby, loves them. In truth I use them as well ( shhhh ) do not tell him. So if you guys would love to make this product for us chicks. Well I would buy them. They are soft, thick and absorbing of the filth. So please make Dudette wipes I am sure you will be pleased.

When I first starting buying these Dude wipes, the XL was actually BIG and the thickness of the cloth was confident. However, as time continued this is not the case in my experience. I'd love for thw quality to go back to the original design. Thank you

As with everything that claims to be septic safe, I put that to the test before flushing any. They are certainly not septic safe. I put one in a bottle of water with septic bacteria for 24 hours, giving gentle swirls occasionally. It pretty much did not dissolve or disintegrate at all. there's a picture attached to the review of what it looked like after 24 hours. in theory, if you used one of these a day, they would all be waiting for your septic guy to pump them once it got backed up. I've been on septic systems 10+ years and never needed one pumped. BTW Scott TP passed this test with flying colors. Hope this helps people. They are great for wiping though. Soft and thick. Just how I like em.

Love them! They are large, thick and strong. And most of all, they don't irritate your skin. The other brands always end up irritating me after using them for a while and they feel cheap. The smell on these is great as well and there's a “minty” fresh tingle.

I have been using dude wipes for almost a year, and I've had no problems except once or one pack had some holes in it and they immediately replaced them for me. They stay wet all the way through as long as you close the pack. If you use this system, they're really reasonable price wise, first fold white, reverse fold second wipe, fold over third wipe and your done

These are absolutely not toilet safe. They caused a massive plumbing issue to the point where they're showing up in my front yard. They're fine for using in the field but saying they are septic safe after many plumbers have said otherwise is false advertising. The only wipes I've so far had no septic issues with are Cottonelles.

Dude Wipes to the rescue! I recently had an incident where both my showers were not working. I was going to be without water for an unknown amount of time. In the meantime, I contracted stomach flu. As you can imagine, I desperately needed a shower or perhaps more than one. My only alternative was to take a sponge bath. I hadn't heard of such a thing since I was a child. Fortunately, I had a stock of Dude Wipes. Using them for a wipe down was easy, effective, and pleasant, especially since I didn't have to stay away from other people. So thank you, Dude Wipes. I'll never be without you!