Seventh Generation Disinfecting Multi-Surface Wipes, Lemongrass Citrus, 70 Count, Pack of 3 (Packaging May Vary)

Have used these for years. Like the use of natural items, like the clean scent and find they can clean about anything without damaging the surface. Always keep a couple containers around the house.

I wasnt sure about the scent at first, but then it started to remind me of clean counters. The cloth wipes are very high quality and thick as compared to other household wipes.

They work well but the scent isn’t the best and once it’s on your hands it takes hours to go away.

Thickness and moisture is nice

When Im not using the spray bottle version, I use these for quick messes. I like it that they are safe around pets and food and the smell is great!

works good

Using hazardous Clorox wipes for cleaning has bothered me for years now, but I could never find a good alternative. These are it. The smell does not bother me at all, I think it smells fresh and natural - like a herb garden. I think the smell bothers some people because they associate the smell of clean with chemicals - these give off an earthy vibe which to me, smells much better. The suds arent any more than regular Clorox wipes, and I dont find their drying time to take much longer either. I do not wait ten minutes for them to disinfect, I usually go about my business right away. It feels great knowing I can use these around the kitchen and my animals without worrying about what Im leaving behind. So glad I purchased these.

Lately I havent been able to find the large tubs of Seventh Generation disinfecting wipes, so I came here. I got the 3 pack for about $15 which was pretty average retail price. Whatever, Im stocked up on these for a good while. I like that these are natural and I dont have to worry about touching stuff and transferring chemicals. I dont think anyone would object to cleaner living and less chemicals in their household. The thyme extract makes for a unique herbal smell, which I dont mind at all and quickly dissipates. These wipes are very saturated, have never had a dryness problem; in fact, you can dip paper towels in whatever liquid is left over when you finish up the tub of wipes. I have never used on wood or granite or anything fancy, just the regular doorknobs/handles, counters, plastic, non-porous surfaces. I dont think they should be used on porous surfaces.

Smells good and cleans my counters really well.