Clorox Free & Clear Compostable Cleaning Wipes, Light Lemon Scent, 75 Count, Pack of 3 (Pack May Vary)

I love that Clorax finally came out with a compostable wipe and it smells good.

Safe for my fur baby, and easy on the fumes. How often I go into a sneezing fit when cleaning?… And being a bit older, sneezes lead to unhappy accidents for us girls. Anything to reduce toxins in the Air I am all for. Cleaning power is just as good as a regular Clorox wipe. Very light lemony scent.

I definitely did not realize that the original wipes were not compostable. These clean beautifully, just like the original, and are just as durable. I highly suggest these wipes!

Tissue are too thin and its hard to use. I will not buy this round type container again.

These are convenient wipes that are also compostable. For basic cleaning and wipe downs, its actually really nice. Keep in mind that they are not disinfectant wipes. Its easy to miss that because its easy to assume everything from Clorox has bleach in it. Not here. The wipes themselves are actually strong and thicker than I thought. I wipe down my counters with them regularly. Again, if I have to wipe up something that requires a disinfectant (like the juice from raw meat), I use disinfectant wipes.

These are very good cleaning wipes--they get the job done without leaving behind residue or a funny smell like many cleaning wipes can do. I use them both in the kitchen at home for general cleanup after cooking (they work great on the stove top as well as the counter). I also took a tub to work to clean my desk and work area. They are safe on a wide variety of surfaces, including most anything in the kitchen, as well as finished and painted wood. Even better, they are compostable, so much more friendly to the environment than other wipes. However, you need to be aware of one thing. Despite being from Clorox, these are NOT DISINFECTANT WIPES. They dont claim to be, so its not like Clorox is trying to pull a fast one. However, Ive read other reviews where people are happy about disinfecting with these wipes. I hate to be the one to break it to them, but they are NOT disinfecting, at least not with these wipes. Some people will just see Clorox on the label and make [faulty] assumptions about the product.

Always cute when the disclaimer is “ should noy make up more than 10% of your compost” *sigh* at least they are more skin safe than most competitors or a rag and spray product.

This product is the Green Works Compostable Wipes repackaged and renamed. I have been buying these for years. My Amazon history shows my first purchase in 2015, but that was after I could no longer find them in the stores. Originally Green Works was Clorox Green Works and I could buy them locally. But once Clorox dropped the brand, I could only buy them online. Even had a automatic shipment set up. Lucky me as I happened to receive a package of six in December 2019 which managed to last through 2020 into 2021. But when I tried buying them again, they were no where to be found. I saw these from Clorox and wondered if they could be at least similar. Not only are they similar, they are the exact same product with a new name and packaging. What I love about these wipes is the feel. They dont have that slimy wax paper feel that regular wipes have. These feel more like a paper towel. Ive used them for so long because we have cats and I am constantly cleaning up after them. I wanted something without harmful chemicals that I could use around their food, toys, beds and litter boxes and have been pleased with these, in all incarnations, for around eight years.

I don’t know where I first found this product but went in search for them again and ended up empty handed. Why they’re not in the stores is beyond me so I was very happy to find them here! I enjoy the lemon fragrance and the fact that they’re compostable which is better for the planet!

I prefer to use products with chemicals that are less harsh. Most wipes are not to be used on food-contact surfaces because of their chemicals. These wipes tend to dry out quickly.