★★★★☆ 3.6 out of 5 · 22 ratings
12 count of PURELL hand sanitizing wipes. A wipe lifts the sticky, the greasy and the gritty off the skin while the alcohol formula kills 99.99% of germs; gel and spray cannot remove dirt. Each wipe is individually wrapped, so it rides in a pocket, a glove box or a first-aid kit without drying out. Put it at reception, by the time clock and at the end of the line, and people will use it without being asked. The button opens the partner store page with today's price.
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| Format | Hand sanitizing wipes |
|---|---|
| Pack | 12 count |
| Item | 9025-12 |
I travel frequently for business, and I always keep these wipes in a ziplok bag in my purse. So handy for the plane (tray tables, armrests), public bathrooms, office desks, subways, taxis, doorknobs, etc. They are well sealed (not dried out when you open them) and keep those germs away! I have purchased these for years now - they are the best brand. I prefer the wipes over the small bottles of liquid Purell.
I use this to put in my kids' lunch bags and snack bags. It is very handy and convenient and easy for my kids to use. Since I can stash them straight into their lunch and snack bags, they actually use it! I can't rely that my kids will remember to wash their hands before eating at school, so this is the alternative. I stash some of this in my purse as well. I find them better than just the gel. Also this in particular are nice soft cloth like material. I've used the other stiff paper like cloth. I think these are much nicer to use and worth the extra money.
Yes, and they do something gel cannot: the cloth removes dirt, sticky residue and grease while the alcohol formula kills 99.99% of germs.
The wipes are formulated for hands; most parents use them on faces too, avoiding the eyes. The Cottony Soft wipes are the gentlest in the line.
Hand Sanitizing Wipes
Hand Sanitizing Wipes
Hand Sanitizing Wipes
Hand Sanitizing Wipes
