Clinell Antimicrobial Hand Wipes - Disinfecting & Sanitising, Ideal for Travel - Dermatologically Tested, Kills 99.99% of Bacteria & Viruses - 24 Packs of 30 Wipes

Good cleaning, low scent good quality

Excellent for taking out in bag

I've purchased these Clinell hand wipes recently, and in terms of strength, and wetness they are definitely one of the better ones I have used. Compared to other wipes these are the wettest I have found, which is great as it means you can clean your hands properly without worrying about them drying out. In fact, if you give them a really hard squeeze they feel like they are going to actually release a few drops of water. They are also quite thick and that is what gives them their strength, but that by no means distracts from their softness. They are still very very soft and they feel great on your skin.They come in different sizes of packaging and I thought these were the individually wrapped ones but they are not, but I guess that's my mistake for not checking properly. They were at such a good deal on the day that I got them that I quickly bought them without properly checking how many there were in a pack. I actually ended up buying 24 packs with 30 wipes per pack. I thought that the 30 wipes would be individually packaged but unfortunately they are not. It's not really a big deal, but as I have had these before and they were always individually wrapped I just expected them to be like that.The only issue that I have with these, and it only seems to be me who feels this way, is that after I have finished wiping my hands with the wipes, my hands seem to be a little sticky. Others I have spoke to who have used these say that they didn't notice any stickiness, but my hands are quite sensitive and I can definitely feel the stickiness, and that is the reason why I have given these 4 stars, and a very strong 4 stars at that.

Good size for travelling, stayed moist and left hands feeling clean and fresh

Good price

I use these at work & although they're stated as hand wipes, they make brilliant anti bacterial wipes for any surface, as they are quite wet & don't dry out straight away. Also they contain aloe Vera, so they don't dry out your hands. Will definitely be ordering more.

Bought to use while in hospital and confined to bed

People here are leaving revierws saying this is good to wipe your hands, skin and fac e and yet no information is given as to the ingredients so I bought some.The ingredients say:Per 100g of product there are;1. Benzalkonium Chloride 0.54g2. Didecyldimonium Chloride 0.54g3. Phenoxyethanol 0.8gso - what are those chemicals ;1. Benzalkonium Chloride 0.54gHumans Toxicology. Benzalkonium chloride is a human skin and severe eye irritant. ... Concentrated solutions are toxic to humans, causing corrosion/irritation to the skin and mucosa, and death if taken internally in sufficientvolumes.pet toxicology. problems have been seen when cats get it on their coats and feet, as grooming will lead to high concentrations in the mouth which damage the tissues and lead to severe ulceration of the tongue and mouth.next2. Didecyldimonium Chloride;human toxicology: Danger! According to the harmonised classification and labelling (CLP00) approved by the European Union, this substance causes severe skin burns and eye damage and is harmful if swallowed.pet toxicology: Quaternary ammonium compounds (e.g Benzalkonium chloride) are probably best avoidednext.3. Phenoxyethanolhuman toxicolgy:Used as an anti-bacterial in cosmetics and stabilizer in perfumes, phenoxyethanol is actually very harmful. It is harmful if swallowed, inhaled or absorbed through skin, especially to nursing mothers or infants. Phenoxyethanol can have an effect on the brain and the central nervous system.this is in a class of chemicals with demonstrable evidence of potential health risks, whereas phenoxyethanol is very safe at low levels. It's been tested on the skin and eyes and it is non-irritating and non-sensitizing at levels of 2.2% or lower while being effective at only 1% concentrations.remember this has only a 0.8% concentration so should be safe, but also suggests it will be ineffective.Pet toxicology:Dogs - safeCats - TOXIC - Deficiency of the enzyme UDP-glucuronosyltransferase renders the cat susceptible to toxic effects of phenol based disinfectants (including essential oils tea tree and clove), so these are best avoided in feline environments.antibacterial wipes wipes - that contain phenoxyethanol (which is most of them) are highly toxic to cats - do not use them on any surface the cat may touch or come into contact with, always wash your hands thoroughly and dry them thoroughly before petting a cat if you have touched any antibacterial wipe ( unless is specifically says safe for cats)So - will they clean - I expect so - are they a known irritant to skin and respiratory systems in humans - you bet, and are they very very dangerous to cats - YESso please , please do not buy these or similar if you have cats - use natural products that are safe for cats ( not tea tree oil!)( as an aside - dettal, including dettol wipes are VERY harmful to cats - Dettol and any product containing Phenols (you can tell if a liquid contains phenols if water turns cloudy when it is added)Phenols destroy the cats kidneys and liver and worse it crystalises in the brain of cats killing htem painfully and slowly so PLEASE PLEASE keep these away from cats - and do not use them anywhere near cats.I have given mine to my neighbour, who is a professional cleaner and knows how to handle these safely, and she eill not be using htem in her home, as she too has cats.