Do you buy baby wipes? Are there any good natural ones?

[Momsteader]

What do you use for baby wipes when cloth (or disposable) diapering?  Are there any good natural baby wipes out there? I try to use cloth, but seems like I end up using more of the purchased baby wipes as they are more convenient. 

[LeighPF]

I alternate between pre-wetting my cloth wipes and folding them pop up style (like disposables) and keeping them a wipes box and spraying the bottom and using dry wipes to make them more convenient.

[Ola_]

I have a stack of folded cloth wipes and a spray bottle (plain water) on the change table. When I've got DD there to change a diaper I just grab one, give it a few squirts and change away. The whole thing goes into the diaper pail with the diaper, etc. I guess I'm weird, I actually find cloth wipes more convenient because with disposable ones I had to put the wipe into another bin and it was annoying.

[amyjoyce79]

I also find cloth wipes more convenient.  I keep stacks of them everywhere I change diapers and just use my squirt bottle or run them under the faucet, then throw in bag with dirty diaper.

[lindoussa]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE my Premium Washies by BabyKicks! They have a pouch roomy enough for large hands to fit into and have saved many fingers from the dreaded remnants of diaper blowouts. The pouch can also be used to hold a bar of soap for a constant lather that older kids and adults enjoy. BEST thing about them is that they are hemp fleece!!! 

[faithsstuff]

We got some cheap flannell and made our own wipes.  Super easy and we actually prefer them to disposable wipes. I just cut squares, and honestly never got around to hemming all of them.  We love them so much I cut larger ones for cleaning rags.  They go right into the wet pail and into the laundry with the diapers.  

[MichelleZB]

We got a bunch of cheap washcloths and then just wet them down with a squidgy water bottle, then threw them in the laundry with the diapers.