Prepackaged Clorox Wipes

WhitGB

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Does anyone know if they make pre-packaged clorox wipes (or something similar). I am looking for something like the small individual packs they give you when you order ribs or sometimes with kids food.

I have seen them for basic wipes, but I was looking for something with a little more cleaning power.

I had one as a sample in the past but just can't seem to find them anywhere.

Thanks.
 
Yes, you can find them in the travel section of Walmart and Target. I've noticed a few of our stores around here have stopped carrying them, so check a few if you don't find them on your first stop.

Oh, I didn't noticed you wanted them wrapped individually. The one I'm talking about are packaged like the travel Wet Ones - like 15 or so in a small, purse sized pack.
 
I am really not that picky, I can do them in the purse sized pack. I just didnt want the huge container or my two year old taking them out to wipe her face. I will just need to keep them in a place she cannot locate them.

Thanks again. I will go searching tomorrow.
 
FWIW: I always find the travel packs of Clorox wipes in the check-out lines at Target and Wal-mart.
 

Just like pp I got mine in the check out line at Target.

However, if you can't find a travel pack, put a few in a ziplock sandwich bag.
 
The ones I got are made by Wet Ones, but they're not just regular wipes, they're antibacterial. They are in a yellow box. I really like these. I think I got them where the baby wipes are at Walmart. In the travel dept, they also have small packs of wipes that you could carry in your purse. Not if they're antibacterial or not.
 
We use Wet Ones also. With flu season around the corner, it's good to carry a few throughout the parks. I also have very minature bottles of Purell that you can stick right in your pocket. All available at Target, Wal Mart, etc.
 
I carry the Wet Wipes antibacterial wipes (individually wrapped) for wiping my little guy's hands when we can't get to a sink w/ soap and water. They're also good for surface cleaning...dining tables, door handles, etc.

They do make a small travel packet of Clorox wipes (Target and Wal-Mart travel sections or check-out lanes)...but they are for surface cleaning only, so you definitely want to make sure the kiddies don't get their hands on those.
 
I just recently bought a pkg of the individually wrapped Germ X wipes - it was the first time I had seen them, so I just snatched them up. Honestly, I don't even remember where I got them, but it was probably Target.
 
So you might think I am kind of lame or over doing it but I always bring the wipes. First thing I do when we walk into the hotel room is use them on the bathroom handles as well as the remote. NASTY!
 
I was so excited when I saw the little package of Clorox wipes at Target! I'm definitely buying a pack or two, I'm paranoid about germs in hotel rooms...for some reason I didn't think of it last year, too caught up in my excitement I guess, and didn't wipe anything down, and ended up with a little cold the first few days in WDW! I don't know if that's why, but I'm taking every precaution this year to avoid that! :cool1:
 
I always carry wet wipes in a ziploc baggie with me. I refill it every morning before we hit the parks. You never know when you'll need one! I bring a package of wetwipes down with me, and they stay at the hotel room. It leaves more room for souveniers! :goodvibes
 
Just bought a pack of 10 at Target (in the travel-size item section, by cosmetics). They were around $1 for about 10 of them.

They're great for cleaning surfaces (dirty table at a restaurant, wiping down things in your hotel room) but remember, they're not for wiping off your hands and face!! Use Wet Ones for cleaning skin, not Chlorox!
 



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