If you're a Huggies Pure baby wipes devotee, like I am, then you'll want to click on over to Home Bargains and stock up on them for 99 pence a packet (64s) instead of £2.99.

• Click HERE to stock up on Huggies Pure baby wipes

My teenage daughter and youngest son get through a fair number of baby wipes during the course of a year; we use them for all sorts of different things and a pack of them is never very far away and I refuse to pay £2.99 for a pack of Huggies Pure baby wipes again...if I can possibly avoid it.

And avoid it, thus far, I have because when I find them on offer I buy numerous packs of them and stash them away.

I use baby wipes for all sorts of things; my daughter, Elise, uses them to take make up off and my youngest son, Edward, uses them to wipe his hands and face when we're out and about.

Huggies Pure are billed as being the same as wiping with cotton wool and water and are just great for slinging in your bag, keeping in the bathroom (don't flush them down the loo) or in the car - everywhere where they may come in handy!

I have no clue whether Huggies Pure baby wipes are available for 99 pence in-store too - if you have a Home Bargains local to you, and are passing, you could pop in and have a look.  But if not, you can arrange to have them delivered to store for free, you'll just have to wait a few days before you can pick them up.

Happy wiping!

Even though I don't have babies any more, baby wipes are still essentials in my household! I'm a particular fan of Huggies wipes and stock up whenever I come across any Huggies baby wipes deals.

If you pop over to Wilkinsons, you can pick up packs of either Huggies Pure or Huggies Natural Care Aloe wipes for £1 each - they're usual price is £2.34.

• Click HERE to grab some Huggies Pure baby wipes
• Click HERE to grab some Huggies Natural Care Aloe baby wipes

My children are now 17 and a half, 16 and a half and almost six years old; my eldest son is in the Army, my daughter is currently going through Army selection and Edward is shining his way through school - all of them, and me, are regular baby wipes users.

Jack has discovered they're GREAT for cleaning his block on camp (I kid you not - apparently they remove all sorts of dirt and crud from hard to reach places!); Elise uses them to take make up off and Edward uses them to wipe his hands when we're out and about.

Huggies Pure are billed as being the same as wiping with cotton wool and water and Huggies Natural Care with Aloe contain Aloe and vitamin E which can help prevent, and soothe, nappy rash.

I have no idea whether these Huggies baby wipes deals are available in-store but you can arrange to collect your baby wipe purchases in-store for free.

Happy baby wiping - whatever you use them for!

Mothercare are selling boxes of 9 packs of Huggies Pure baby wipes for £7, instead of £9.99.

• Click HERE to wipe out with this deal

If you're still in the baby/toddler phase of parenthood then you're probably never more than six feet away from a packet of baby wipes.

I'm here to tell you that that is unlikely to change for many, MANY years to come!

I don't have babies any more but my household still gets through an obscene number of baby wipes - they are just too handy not to have around.

We have baby wipes in the all of the bathrooms, they are great for taking make-up off AND cost less than cosmetic wipes, there are wipes in the kitchen and a couple of packs in the car.

As far as babies are concerned – these Huggies Pure wipes are designed to clean with the same level of gentleness as water and cotton wool, are approved by the British Skincare Foundation, are pH balanced and perfume and alcohol free.

There's no limit on how many you can buy; you can have them delivered to your home OR arrange for in-store collection - the world is your baby wiping oyster.

Thanks to Harry_Potter at HUKD

Wilkinsons are currently selling packs of Huggies Pure Baby Wipes for just 87p - if you were to buy the equivalent single packs in Tesco they would cost you £2.54.

• Click HERE to go on over to Wilkinsons

Baby wipes are SO useful that even if you don't have babies, you should have some. Even with my eldest baby now 16 and my youngest four and a half, we still get through fair quantities of them.

There are baby wipes in the all the bathrooms, me and my daughter use them for taking make-up off, there are wipes in the kitchen and a couple of packs in the car.

As far as babies are concerned - these Huggies Pure wipes are designed to clean with the same level of gentleness as water and cotton wool, are approved by the British Skincare Foundation, are pH balanced and perfume and alcohol free.

There's no limit on how many packs of Huggies Baby Wipes you can buy and you can order both online, or buy in-store.

You can order online and arrange for in-store collection after four days of placing your order, or if you really are stuck you can pay £4.95 for home delivery...I'm not sure why on earth you'd do this, but I'm just the messenger and want to arm you with all your options.

Thanks to ilovepink at HUKD