Will these wipes be effective against C diff bacteria?
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I'm not at home where my container of the wipes are but from the clorox professional page I don't see that c. Diff is listed unfortunately http://www.cloroxprofessional.com/products/clorox-healthcare-hydrogen-peroxide-cleaner-disinfectants/efficacy-claims/
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A different Clorox brand product, Bleach Germicidal Wipes, does list C. diff. C. diff. must be very hard to kill - for one thing, it forms spores. Even with the Bleach Germicidal Wipes, there are special instructions for using it against C. diff., and the required contact time is 3 minutes, as compared with 30 seconds or one minute for almost every other pathogen.
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I think it would. They are very good. We had sort of an active mildew and possible urine issue going that it did work on. Good luck.
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Mandy, We buy all types of wipes although all disposable some are thick and some are thin and I've never noticed one type working less or better then another. This product was really money well spent. Good for you using cloth wipes. I hope with my next child I can try cloth diapers and wipes. Good luck!
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Hello, John. Well...you got me on this question. I did not note the expiration date but they have a good, long "lifespan" when stored in a room temperature place. Heat makes them dry out more quickly. As far as in an emergency toilet situation, I am wondering if they wouldn't "sting" on sensitive skin and as far as flushable for an emergency (portable?) toilet, probably not a good idea. Some baby wipes are flushable and you might want to just go check the baby department of Wal-Mart or a pharmacy. They even sell "baby wipes" in unscented for "sensitive skin". I learned this because my grandson is 2 1/2 and the wipes work nicely and are flushable. Alan
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No, these wipes aren't too moist unlike other wipes. I didn't have any problems carrying some of them in my carry-on bag recently.
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The Swipes list on the label" Use only non-chlorine bleach when needed". I have never needed to disinfect these cleaning cloths. I use them to dust and to clean all surfaces - moistened with water or cleaning solutions, or dry, and they are great. But I have never used a heavy duty disinfectant. With such a great price and the fact that you get 36 in the pack, you could try hot water to wash one, but the label specifies warm water.
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I don't really know, but the wipes are pretty wet. I would use one wipe for one whole body. There might not be enough moisture in one wipe for a whole body plus another body
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No, not that I know of. We used it last year during a Norovirus outbreak here - of which one of us got it and then I started using the wipes. They worked great and I have used them since. I do not see or have not experienced any harmful residue.
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I would say no as the fabric is very water resistant. It stays very clean so if that is the issue, they really wipe right off. We are very happy with the set, great quality and arrived in two days (6 boxes).
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I've used mine on my iPad, our LED television, my reading glasses, and on our iMac computer. They do a great job of removing smudges, oily fingerprints, etc. They are not a wet wiper, so they would not remove things like dried food splatters.
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Not to my knowledge, but they don't leave that much residue so it's no problem to just wipe it up. You might consider sitting them in a little plastic dish to catch the drippings. I've got some really small plastic containres that would be perfect for this chore.
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I am not sure as I mainly use them in the bathroom...they are flusable and that is why I use them there...I prefer other types of wipes for the kitchen
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You can use anti-bacterial wipes but I wouldn't use bleach because this is real wood.
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I use citrus shine stainless steal wipes. I use them on my stainless steel appliances also. I use one wipe for my trash can and all of my large kitchen appliances. Follow up with a dry paper towel and looks just like new.
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I don't think they are. I would not recommend it but they wipe off very easy.
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Yes, however they will take on water and the excess water will have to be squeezed out. To prevent bacterial growth, use a tablespoon or two of white distilled vinegar with a gallon of water for the washing solution, and be sure to squeeze as much water out after washing as possible. It is a GREAT toy and washing them will be necessary, but I found it to be easy!
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If you have used bleaches or detergents, the residue from those products will attack the Anti-Icky-Poo bacteria and render it less effective. If you have used other enzymes, the Anti-Icky-Poo usually is uneffected.