Wet Ones Sensitive Skin Hand and Face Wipes Travel Pack, 15-Count (Pack of 12)

Portable, small, convenient, you never know when you might need them, sometimes public restrooms are out of toilet paper

I love these wipes. They are always handy. It's hard to find wipes that aren't antibacterial wipes. I also like how these wipes leave your hands feeling soft, after you have cleaned them. They do have a slight odor to them, the one characteristic of non scented wipes. However, the scent is not strong, and it leaves as soon as the moisture dries our, from your hands. The resealable lid works well every time. I do recommend that in order to extend the seal's life, for you to manually dry out the area, where the seal will stick, because this helps the seal to actually stick. (Every time you pull a wipe out, the area is slightly moistened.) I use a wipe every day, at work, at lunch time, and I find that the wipes do sustain a comfortable amount of moisture to do the job well.

The price was jacked up because of pandemic buying & hoarding so I was excited when these became available. I was less excited when I saw the price, but its what I wanted so I paid the higher price anyway.Fits in my purse so I can use when I am out; wipe down shopping carts; gas pumps, the ATM and anything else I touch. I mostly stay home, so the 5 pack will last a while. I won't be buying these again. They use to be $1.39 for a travel pack in the market and they made a profit at that price ~ now almost $20.00 for 5 packs = $4.00 each pack. It may not seem like a huge difference, but its annoying.

So many wipes use that nasty material that doesn’t actually wipe. This one wipes. Scent is fine. I just wish they had 70% alcohol.

I like them but like the red ones better but when you need something to keep germs away these work also

As expected, does not sanitize, but durable cloth for wiping CPAP mask, If i want to use for disinfectant can add alcohol or bleach for hard surfaces

While recovering knee surgery, I found it difficult (and dangerous) to wash my hands. I purchased some Johnson and Johnson Baby Wipes locally for immediate needs, then went with Wet Ones given that large quantities were available on Amazon.Compared with the J&J Baby Wipes, I felt the Wet Ones were lacking in two areas:Sanitation Power - the J&J Wipes said their wipes killed 95% of the germs. There is no cleaning "power" claim on the Wet Ones, leaving me to believe that they only wash away messes but really didn't clean/sanitize things like your hands.Smell - I found the smell to be strange and almost chemcial.Bottom line the Wet Ones washed away visible dirt, etc..., but I never knew how completely they killed germs. I ended up using sanitizer wipes when it was important to kill germs.

Kinda pricey, but I felt lucky to get them during this COVID-19. Probably even more scarce now. I have been using these for myself and my children since they were babies. Handy for in the car and when eating at a restaurant.

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