- Do these wipes kill cold and flu viruses?
- Yes. Seventh Generation states they kill 99.99% of household germs, including cold and flu viruses, when used as directed on hard nonporous surfaces.
- Are they safe around children and pets?
- The plant-based formula has no chlorine or synthetic dyes, and the label lists children's toys as a use. Keep the container out of reach and let surfaces dry before contact.
- Can I use them on wood or electronics?
- No. They are meant for hard nonporous surfaces. Skip sealed wood, unsealed stone, fabric and screens, where moisture can cause damage.
- How many wipes are in a container?
- Each container holds 70 wipes. Reseal the lid after each use to keep them from drying out.
- How do they compare with Clorox or Lysol wipes?
- They use botanical actives instead of bleach or quaternary disinfectants, so fumes are milder. In return, some users notice more residue and a shorter wet life.
- Do they need to be rinsed after use?
- No rinse is required on food-contact surfaces when used as directed, but let the surface air dry for the stated contact time to disinfect properly.
- Where is the Seventh Generation Disinfecting Multi Purpose Wipes, Lemongrass Citrus 70 cheapest?
- At Thrive Market, for $7.19, 61% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Seventh Generation Disinfecting Multi Purpose Wipes, Lemongrass Citrus 70?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Seventh Generation Disinfecting Multi Purpose Wipes, Lemongrass Citrus 70?
- 7 stores we checked sell it, including Carewell, Target, Thrive Market, Office Depot, Lowe's.