Review on Selleys 25-Pack Sugar Soap Wipes: Effortlessly Remove Marks and Stains from Painted Walls and Surfaces by Nancy Gracey

I really like that the texture on the textured side is really textured! When a product advertises a cleaning page, the texture is usually just enough to get the job done. You basically use these wipes the same way you use Clorox wipes, but they work much better due to the liquid they contain. It cleaned my walls and the edges of my patio doors (all white originally) very well. I like them better than those magic erasers because I don't have to put as much effort into cleaning them. Just remember that once you've completely removed the dirt from the walls, you should have a dry cloth handy to wipe off any wet residue, as the cloth will end up smearing the residue everywhere. Their packaging is also very well done. It's wrapped like baby wipes. But the only difference is that after you lift the plastic lid and pull back the sticky waffle to get at the wipes, you won't tear off the sticky waffle completely. The adhesive sheet should stay in place and reseal the hole before replacing the plastic cover. This ensures that the product does not evaporate too quickly. Whereas in a pack of baby wipes you actually peel off and throw away the stickiness. This product doesn't have a strong odor and I use a tissue with my bare hands to clean the walls and it doesn't irritate my skin at all. I love this general cleaning cloth and it definitely works way better than soap. Even when it dried there were no marks on my walls that I could see.