Cleaning wipes

Cleaning wipes are pre-moistened disposable sheets used for cleaning surfaces such as kitchen counters, tables, and bathroom fixtures.

Cleaning wipes are typically made of a mixture of materials such as polyester, wood pulp, and other synthetic fibers. The cleaning solution is usually a mix of water, alcohol, and other cleaning agents.

Yes, many cleaning wipes are formulated to kill germs and viruses on surfaces. However, it is important to read the label to make sure that the product is effective against the specific germs or viruses you are concerned about.

No, some cleaning wipes may damage certain surfaces such as wood or delicate fabrics. Always check the label before using a cleaning wipe on a new surface.

Many cleaning wipes are not designed for use on skin, and may be too harsh or contain chemicals that could cause irritation. Instead, use hand sanitizer or soap and water to clean your hands.

Most cleaning wipes should be disposed of in the bin. Some wipes may be labelled as flushable, but it is important to check with your local water authority before flushing to make sure that the wipes will not cause blockages in the sewage system.

No, cleaning wipes are designed for single use only. Reusing a cleaning wipe could spread germs and bacteria instead of removing them.

Yes, there are many eco-friendly cleaning wipes available that are made from biodegradable materials and are free from harsh chemicals. Look for wipes that are labelled as environmentally friendly or biodegradable.