







Seventh Generation Disinfecting Multi Surface Wipes, Botanical Disinfectant, 70 Count, Pack of 6
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Banyon G.
> 3 dayAfter trying numerous wipes - both natural and highly chemical, I settled on this for daily use. The smell takes a bit of getting used to, but is not bad and it is thankfully not heavily perfumed with chemical phthalates like most of the other wipes are. A big advantage to these is that they work well on a variety of plastics and metal products, and don;t seem to ever cause any mar to the finish. I have even used them to wipe clothes, after noticing stains or food spilled on them. Like any other wipe, make sure to wash your hands after using them, especially if you are going to touch your eyes. It is not a good feeling to touch your eyes after these! You wont go blind but you will need to wipe your eyes because they will tear up. Some limitations to these are: 1) They will not clean really dirty items or stains as good as a Clorox wipe. For example, Seventh Generation wipes are great for wiping a generally clean toilet bowl rim or sink, but if you have stains on anything porcelain, a Clorox Wipe will do a better job. 2) Like the Lysol or Clorox or most other wipes, as you get about halfway through the wipes in the cannister, they become very wet. If that is the case, I recommend just wringing the wet wipe out a bit and releasing some of the liquid before using it. Overall, I like these and have these on hand all the time now. I have come to rely on them for daily cleaning. I have even taken 2 at a time and attached them to my Swiffer Sweeper, and have used them as a wet mop. It works o.k., and is cheaper than buying the Swiffer wet mop refills, although the Seventh Generation wipes dont pick up quite as much dust and dirt.
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Emma Nelson
> 3 daySay good-bye to stinky bleach and chemical smells and headaches! With this product, you still eliminate the same 99% of germs, but you will actually want to breathe in the air. A very pleasant smell! Unlike traditional Lys* and chlo* wipes, these ones will not dry out your hands nearly as much. We sent these to school so our child did not have to touch the unsafe chemical wipes. We also keep them in our car to wipe off the steering wheel, door handkes, cell phones, etc.
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Grace
> 3 dayWe have used these Seventh Generation wipes for years now. The last couple years they have been used almost solely by our 4 to 6 year old child for cleaning. These are easy enough for him to get one out of the tub without three more coming with it. They are also thick and strong enough for him to be able to clean multiple tables or do a wipe down of the bathroom with just one wipe. Because these dont contain harsh chemicals like most of the other cleaning wipes on the market, I dont have to worry about my child using them with bare hands, or having any kind of chemical residue on the hands even after washing them. They do a wonderful job of cleaning, smell nice, and are safer to use. We will continue to use these for years to come!
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Person in CO
> 3 dayI cant complain about these. I use them sparingly because the reason I buy Seventh Generation is to be eco-friendly, while having a disposable cleaning rag feels pretty un-eco friendly. What I selectively use them for is cleaning narrow, disgusting places. Its best for the toilet, sink, shower head, drains, electric toothbrushes, and kitchen faucet. Sometimes there are areas where you just have to use your thumbnail - like the crease in your electric toothbrush or the rim around your drain - and you dont want to actually be touching the thing youre cleaning (and your hands feel suffocated in rubber gloves). The texture of these cloths gives you the barrier you need and helps remove the grit from these tricky spots. I use them around the hinges of the toilet seat, the place where the toilet is bolted to the ground, the joint in the faucet... things like that. I also like wiping chrome or stainless steel products with these but I have to go back over with a soft dry cloth like a designated cleaning sock to buff out streaks. Sometimes, Ill use these to wipe off my tile bathroom floor to collect any hair if Im in a pinch. My hands do feel dry after using these though, so if you dont mind gloves, best to put those on. These have a very pleasant smell, too. Im sensitive to chemical products, which make me feel light headed rather quickly. These dont have that effect on me. Im still waiting for a product designer to come along and improve the dispenser lid. Its SO tempting to reach in there with your finger and SO regrettable if you do. (Owch.) Also, the cleaning liquid pools at the bottom of the jar. I use that as cleaning fluid with a terry cloth rag once the wipes are gone. Finally, its important to make sure the lid is closed tightly when youre done using these. They can dry out. If they do, just close the lid and shake the container, as that pooled liquid in the bottom can redistribute to the cloths that way, unless youve left it open long enough that thats evaporated, too.
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Tracy
> 3 dayThe ones at my local store selling for about $4 have only 40 wipes; these have 70. I am happy to pay less than $6 per pack including tax. ORIGINAL 2016: I love this product - it attacks greasy stuff in the kitchen as well as germs in the bath. A wonderful overall cleaner whether you use the spray or the wipes. I was actually amazed at the first time I used it to clean the microwave and greasy cabinets and appliances in the kitchen - that was a spray bottle - so Im getting these 6 pack of wipes with absolute confidence. UPDATE 8/2018: I switched to Mrs Meyers concentrated cleaner (which is a bargain as you dilute it yourself and use your own spray bottle) for counter tops, toilet seats, etc. and what not in bath and kitchen, and I decided I would stop buying these wipes. WRONG. I missed them. The thing with these is you dont have to grab a paper towel and you dont have to SOAK a paper towel or rag. This is so much better for things like the toilet flush handle, knobs, or going around the baseboards.
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Lauren Deisenroth
> 3 dayEffective at scrubbing away grime, if you use a little elbow grease! I like using these to disinfect the floor after my puppy has an accident. She is always licking up treats off the floor, so I like using Seventh Generation wipes because I know they are safe for her. I can imagine that if you have little kiddos who crawl on the floor, these non-toxic, all natural wipes would be a better alternative to traditional chemical Klorox wipes. Pro Tip: The surface youre cleaning must remain wet for 3 full minutes in order to disinfect. This means that you may have to use more than 1 wipe to keep the surface wet for the full 3 minutes.
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Nicole Haigh
> 3 dayThe product is builds up a bit rather than spreading to clean. The citronella is over powering.
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Christian D.
> 3 dayThese work great for spot checking. I add little water. I like them for counters, handles, remotes, Phones and toliets. They make cleaning easy and less cumbersome.
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Daughter #3
> 3 dayThese wipes come in handy on a daily basis as I care for and clean up after an elderly family member. If they were fully biodegradable, that would be best of all. I bought two boxes. One was fine. The other arrived with the box bashed in ,looking like it had been opened and re-taped, and contents amiss. The plastic that is there to bundle them together had been removed and wadded up in the box. One canister was missing its lid entirely. Vendor has ignored me despite my following proper channels. I would still recommend these wipes, but advise against using such an uncaring vendor with no sense of customer service.
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Buehler and Berryhill
> 3 dayWe purchased this for our office break room; employees described smell / odor intolerable. We ordered a 6 pack and had to get rid of it. We dont doubt this will kill bacteria......