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Tissues are small disposable pieces of tissues or tissue-like paper that are typically used for health and beauty or general cleaning purposes. Most wipes contain a cleanser or similar product in the fibers. Most of these products are pre-moistened, but some wipes are dry. People often need to add water to dry tissues for the product to be effective.
The wipes can be used to disinfect minor scrapes and cuts.
Baby wipes, also called “wet wipes”, include all baby wipe products that are used for hygiene purposes. Standard-use baby wipes are designed to clean dirty hands or minor scrapes and cuts and usually come soaked in water, alcohol, and soap. Baby wipes, used to clean sensitive baby skin, are also pre-soaked, but often leave out chemicals like alcohol in favor of gentler cleansers. Some manufacturers even produce pet wipes designed to clean the muddy paws, eyes, and ears of common household pets. Wet wipes come individually packaged in foil-lined sachets or resealable, airtight bulk packs capable of retaining wipe moisture.
There are scarves that can be used to repel insects.
Makeup remover wipes are technically another type of wipe, as these products also come pre-moistened with water and a cleanser. The cleanser should be gentle, as the makeup remover cleanses around the eyes and other sensitive areas of the face. However, facial cleansing wipes that are not marked as makeup removers may contain more harsh chemicals, especially if the wipe is marked for use as an acne treatment. Towel products that contain alcohol, salicylic acid, or other harsher chemicals should be kept away from the eyes. Dry facial cleansers contain dry facial soap and the person should slightly dampen the cloth before using it to wash their face.
People with chemical allergies can use a towel instead of a tissue.
Other cleaning wipes are used for non-hygienic purposes. Lens cleaning wipes, for example, are mild wet wipes designed to clean eyeglasses and goggles without scratching the lenses. Household cleaning baby wipes usually come moistened with a household cleaner. These wipes are often used to disinfect, but some household toilet paper products are used to polish metal, wood, or other surfaces.
Some fabrics have chemicals designed to ward off mosquitoes.
Some fabrics have nothing to do with cleaning. Tanning Wipes are individually wrapped, pre-moistened cloths that contain suntan lotion. Many manufacturers also add other products to these wipes, including exfoliants, moisturizers, and vitamins, to help improve skin health. Insect repellent wipes are another wipe product that doesn’t clean. These wipes, which are pre-moistened and individually wrapped, are designed to act as an alternative to chemical repellents and often contain natural, oil-based ingredients that can ward off mosquitoes and other insects.