What details should be paid attention to when choosing wet wipes

Wet wipes have entered more and more people's homes, and they have diverse uses and a wide variety of types, bringing a lot of convenience to people. However, people must be careful when purchasing wet wipes. If you want to wipe the skin, the requirements will be higher, because in many cases, wet wipes made of inappropriate materials will cause harm to the human body. So what should you pay attention to when choosing wet wipes? Summer is generally the peak season for the use of wet wipes. Many people use them to wipe sweat, and few people can think about whether it will cause harm to the skin. We all know that the materials and precautions of wet wipes are written on them, and we need to pay more attention to these.

Disinfectant wipes can be used to wipe hands, tables and chairs, and to clean hands before and after meals or when water and soap are not available, but their use is limited to this. Because some ingredients contained in disinfectant wipes are also harmful to the human body, such as chlorine, bleach, alcohol, etc. These ingredients will not be indicated on the packaging, but they will irritate the skin, mucous membranes, eyes, and destroy the sebum film that protects the skin. Frequent use will make the skin dry. Therefore, it cannot be used to directly wipe eyes, wounds, or private parts. Most feminine care wipes contain antibacterial ingredients, claiming that they "can clean private parts, prevent bacterial growth, and provide a refreshing and odor-free experience." However, it is not recommended for women to use them to wipe their private parts frequently. Although it can inhibit bacteria to a certain extent, it cannot kill bacteria. Instead, it will disrupt the original acid-base balance in the female body and cause various gynecological diseases.

The baby's skin is very delicate, therefore, compared with adult wipes, baby wipes have higher requirements. Baby wipes are divided into ordinary wipes (for wiping the buttocks) and special wipes for hands and mouth. Alcohol, fragrances, preservatives, fluorescent agents, etc. should not be added to baby wipes, but you should not take it lightly. Especially for babies who like to suck their fingers, you should not wipe their hands with wet wipes frequently. Instead, you can wipe them with gauze or towel dipped in warm water.

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Through the above introduction, I hope everyone will have different understandings of different wet wipes. Wet wipes are very helpful to people, and they are classified differently. Each type of wet wipe has different regulations and requirements according to its use. When purchasing and using wet wipes, you must clearly understand the purpose and do not use them indiscriminately.