Seventh Generation Disinfecting Multi Surface Wipes, Botanical Disinfectant, 70 Count, Pack of 6

We 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!

These are NOT Lysol wipes! I’m frustrated with the reviews people comparing them. Yes, they do disinfect. Yes, they are comparable in size and count. Yes, they do the same thing Lysol wipes do. But NO they do not smell like Lysol wipes. These have a VERY distinct Lemongrass smell. If you’ve ever smelled Lemongrass, they smell just as they are titled. It is a bit off-putting when you are expecting the Lysol smell. But, if you know and expect Lemongrass, you won’t be disappointed. It’s a very essential oil type of smell. Do these work great? Yes! Are the comparable to Lysol wipes? Yes! Do they smell like Lysol wipes? No! They work just as convenient and great though. Happy with the purchase and getting used to the smell.

Agree with other reviewers re: wet time and smell. As a physician and amateur chef, Im highly skeptical of anything that requires a 10-minute wet time to disinfect. Thats for the most part not practical, particularly when you often need multiple wipes to maintain that wetness. As appealing as it is to avoid harsh chemicals found in the competitions products, I used up this pack and will not purchase again. Im going with a hydrogen peroxide based wipe, which, while it may smell even worse than these, gets the job done in seconds to a few minutes. Hydrogen peroxide is actually naturally occurring and much more effective at disinfecting. Three stars only for this products efficacy in cleaning, not disinfecting.

While I have read the reviews for this product, and while smell is an individual opinion, what reviewers are not mentioning is the great consistency and size of the cleaning cloths. They are super soft, large enough to do a good job (I use just one for an an entire double sink bathroom counter plus) and they pick up the smallest bits of dirt easily. I personally like the smell way better than that obnoxious Pine Sol or ammonia smell that makes you think youve just entered a gas station bathroom. The smell that you notice when you use the cloths dissipates rather quickly and your bathroom is not left smelling like the cloth, unlike other cleaners. I really like this and have been a fan of this product for quite some time.

I dont believe in using disposable products regularly for environmental reasons, but once in awhile disinfecting wipes are very handy and these are the best ones that Ive found. A lot of reviewers complained about the smell -- the product smells just like thyme essential oil; not the best smelling essential oil, but the scent is much better than the fake perfumy smells that a lot of non-natural cleaners have. I also think thymol is one of the safer ingredients to use as a disinfectant (I make my own disinfecting sprays using, thyme, lavender and tea tree essential oils) -- it comes from thyme and according to the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), there are no known adverse effects of the use of this compound, when it is used in conjunction with animals and humans. I would highly recommend this product for occasional use (sticking to reusable cloths for most cleaning).

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For years, I got migraines and nausea from the horrible disinfectant wipes, and had my skin peel off. This is the nicest, safest alternative, and eco-friendly, and yet, strong enough to get rid of muck, yuck, and germs. I use it around animals, children, and myself. The scent is light enough, but makes things feel and smell clean. Wipes off dirt, stains, and good all-round- comparable to industrial wipes with bleach and chemicals. Feel happy to use it and even throwing it away is a pleasure too. No horrible chemical after-smell.

Must have for any household! For the best protection against viruses on surfaces, use these regularly, make sure you make contact with the cloth on the complete surface and let it air dry. Great for wiping down phones, table tops, door handles, really any surface where germs hang out. This is very effective and I love that it is a safer, natural option for my family than some other disinfecting wipes that I will not name (you know who you are:). I keep a container in the car as well, you never know when youll need to do a quick clean up when you have kids! It may take a bit to get used to the aroma of the thyme if you are not used to using essential oils as cleaning agents. I like it, but I have been making my own disinfecting spray from thyme essential oil for years so I am used to it. For those who may not know, thymol is a constituent of thyme essential oil and has been used in old time cleaning formulas for decades.

Think these are the best value for money antiseptic wipes... better than Purell. They work and dont smell of chemicals like the other ones I have tried. I put these on Subscribe and Save and get them quarterly now.

I personally love these wipes and use them for all kinds of messes around the house and outside. I even use them on fresh stains on clothing, bedding, and furniture fabric because of its whitening effect. From my experience, these wipes work better than Lysol wipes. I bought a whole case of Lysol for a heavy-duty cleaning project hoping that they might work better, and was completely disappointed. As far as smell goes, they just smell like thyme that you cook with (thyme oil component is indicated on the label). Although thyme smell might be an acquired taste, I dont mind it at all and definitely prefer it over chemically smell of Lysol and the likes.