🧻 DIY Hand & Surface Wet Wipe Kit - 50 Viscose Dry Wipes X 6 Canisters (300 Wipes) Review

I bought these because I couldn't buy wet ones in the middle of the pandemic. I liked the ability to make your own wipes, but they are very expensive and you need 2 wipes to effectively clean your hands. My husband liked that I made wipes with alcohol and baby lotion. He likes that they don't dry out his hands. Still think they inflate the price of everything.

I go home chemical free. I've always used Chlorox wipes and wanted to make my own using Young Living essential oils and Thieves cleaning products. The containers are the perfect size and are great for making your own chemical-free wipes. The wipes themselves are a bit smaller and I end up using 2 of these compared to a Clorox, but I'm fine with that!

These are the worst wipes I have ever bought! They tear as soon as you touch them. I poured the sanitizing solution into the container and it dried within an hour. I poured another solution and it dried up again. As expensive as it is, it must be of much better quality. Disappointed because I needed it and disinfectant wipes are out of stock everywhere. To return.

The wipes themselves work well when soaked in sterilizing solution but are a bit flimsy. breaks with little effort. However, they are strong enough for most purposes. The cost is quite high for what you get. basically $5 per canister, and then add the cost of the sterilizing solution. but I haven't found anything similar.

The temptation to buy a product like this is usually for those who care about chemicals and the environment. "Create your own" means you want to be able to use non-toxic chemicals and control what's in the cleaner. It would therefore make sense that such a person would also not want to contribute to the landfilling of plastic waste. Not being refilled defeats a lot of the purpose of this type of product.

Bought for our school as an alternative to Clorox wipes. They were smaller and thinner than expected so we sent them back. I would not recommend these for use on large objects as you will need to use 2-4 of these instead of 1 branded cloth. We were charged a restocking fee upon return. This is not stated in the description or when requesting a return. I understand why there is a restocking fee, but I would have ordered an alternative product if I had known this in advance.

I bought the safest wipes I could find and they are still so toxic I had to throw them out. I figured there must be a way to make my own and someone noticed that there are containers you can make yourself out of paper towels. I figured it really wouldn't work because the paper towels wouldn't hold up when taken out of the container. It's going to be great and I can control what I put into it. I use essential oils so my blend is made up of oils instead of toxic chemicals.