Review on 🧼 Powerful Saalfeld 30825 Hydrogen Peroxide Cleaner Disinfectant Wipes - Effective Against Norovirus, HIV, and Rotavirus - Pack of 155 by Shelly Daniel

If you purchased Clorox Hydrogen Peroxide Cleaning Pads before November 2017 please note that this is not the same product. This is a new formula as stated on the new label (not the current 02/19/2018 photo). The new label has a yellow border with the words "NEW AND IMPROVED" in white letters and the word HEALTH under the CLOROX logo. The label also states that the wipes can no longer be used on vinyl. Although both labels state that the product contains 1.4% hydrogen peroxide, the new product does not react to blood products like the old product. The new product also smells the same as consumer brand Clorox's orange disinfecting wipes, which use different chemicals to disinfect. The new product reacts to surfaces in the same way as consumer brand Clorox disinfectant wipes - it foams on contact. The old hydrogen peroxide formula only foamed when interacting with materials that H2O2 reacted with. I have contacted Clorox customer service twice with no response, thinking it might be a packaging error and therefore a product safety issue. Since both the old and the hydrogen peroxide labels on the wipes claim a superior ability to disinfect things like Norovirus, H1N1, H3N2, etc. which the wipes labeled orange do not have, I was concerned that the product would not work like the old ones would. H2O2 wipes despite the label. The labels are virtually identical except for the 'New & Improved' box, the word 'HEALTH' under the CLOROX magazine and the lack of vinyl listed for finish materials. I will not be buying any more new and IMPROVED wipes until I have a Clorox warranty. that the product is actually properly packaged and effective as stated on the label. I would recommend to others dealing with cleaning virus-infested surfaces that are unsuitable for chlorine-based products to use diluted hydrogen peroxide on paper towels until further notice.