You answered a question earlier, and I appreciate your quick response. I meant also to ask if there any chemicals on the wipes.
1935124
No just tissue. My son uses them for his glasses and screens on electronics.
1935125
As noted by others, these are very delicate, dry tissues. They were originally sold to me from a high quality eyeglass store to use on eyeglasses since they won't scratch. We bought a cleaner separately.
1935126
No Idea. What are you trying to say here. Were these lot of Kim wipes contaminated?
1935127
Paper products are made from chlorinated woodpulp. Best to find someone who is not connected to K Clark. And see if long term use of these has hurt expensive lenses, in spte of articulate cleanse and rinse. (Use spec of liquid soap once a day), rinse off with water. Then using one side of wipe to remove possible remaining debris, and the other to dry and finish with. In a pinch the minimal is spray on, let sit a moment, use first side of wipe to remove debris, then use other side to fully dry and assure clarity. Light, small circular motion is recommended on pricey glasses and all other lenses and screens. Paper products are made from chlorinated woodpulp. Best to find someone who is not connected to K Clark. And see if long term use of these has hurt expensive lenses, in spte of articulate cleanse and rinse. (Use spec of liquid soap once a day), rinse off with water. Then using one side of wipe to remove possible remaining debris, and the other to dry and finish with. In a pinch the minimal is spray on, let sit a moment, use first side of wipe to remove debris, then use other side to fully dry and assure clarity. Light, small circular motion is recommended on pricey glasses and all other... » Read More Paper products are made from chlorinated woodpulp. Best to find someone who is not connected to K Clark. And see if long term use of these has hurt expensive lenses, in spte of articulate cleanse and rinse. (Use spec of liquid soap once a day), rinse off with water. Then using one side of wipe to remove possible remaining debris, and the other to dry and finish with. In a pinch the minimal is spray on, let sit a moment, use first side of wipe to remove debris, then use other side to fully dry and assure clarity. Light, small circular motion is recommended on pricey glasses and all other lenses and screens. « Show Less
1935128
No the wipes are dry, I wash my glasses and dry them with these wipes. They work great no scratching!
653604
I don't know anyone who has had problems with these wipes. I use them on septic and city systems, without problems. Used them for years.
1709221
I didn't need to strip them. I just washed them in baking soda and baby detergent and they were good to go.
1792319
I can't legitimately answer your question but I can say I have Walgreens brand wipes (they no longer make or sell them) that are several years old and 99% of them are just fine. I think you'd be mistaken to think they're going to be dried out. Just my opinion.
1629239
It does not say "unscented" anywhere on the packaging and it does have a scent to it. So I would say NO- these wipes are not unscented.
1895434
Wet Ones are no longer being made. My husband is devastated. We are currently using Fresh N Up. I was wanting to try the Charmin brand too and was hoping this question could be answered. My husband prefers Wet Ones to anything else on the market. I like the Fresh N Ups because they contain Witch Hazel like the Wet Ones we use to buy. The Fresh n Flush wipes are smaller too.I just found Dude Wipes for my spouse, going to give those a try as there are rave reviews.
44541
They are washed in a petroleum-based solution. I just called the company to find out why. Also, there is a Prop 65 warning label on the product that it may cause cancer. Read up on prop 65 in California!
889873
I'm not totally sure, however I used these ( all of them ) over a two week span, while comparing them to the walgreens kit I bought, as well as the more strict 15 ng/ML test you can get here on Amazon as well, and all of them came back clean. I went and took my test at the lab and came back clean as well. Goodluck, and don't stress as much as I did- it was uneeded.
886992
Yes, the ones I got are. I have purchased some wipes that aren't and they do dry out before you can use them . These are the good ones.
2057252
I occasionally use alcohol based wipes for my 6 yr old. I bought them from Fresh & Easy for $2.99, I can't not remember the name. If you google you may find a diet change may be in order as well :)
843602
No. The wipes are not pre-moistened. They are dry and leave no lint or residue. Great for technical work. I buy them for engine rebuilding.
1210215
Yes but I don't like using chemicals so I usually just wipe it clean with a wet wipe :)
1792509
I haven't had a problem. If there has been any residue (adhesive) I use a clorox wipes or a wet paper towel.
33461
The pads are made of a rough plastic-like (but not plastic) substance. I used them alone. I do not think they need any other solvent. I just put them in the toilet and started scrubbing. As I said in the review they worked great but did not last for more than one use (I did have a major water ring to work on).
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The pads do contain Isopropyl alcohol. I have used these wipes for years and I never had a problem. You can call a toll free phone number, 800-358-8258. If you have any issues,you can speak to a representative. Good luck.
2050040
They seem to be clean. Honestly, it did not occur to me to wash them because of their appearance but I did use them primarily for baking. I'll try them in water for a change of pace so thank you for that tip!
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You shouldn't have any problems. I've used them in a portable potty when I've gone to outdoor sport events. The wipes are very convenient to have at all times. I never leave home without them.