Wet wipes from well-known brands are generally reliable, and most people choose these brands first.
When purchasing, it's important to distinguish between high-quality and low-quality wet wipes. High-quality wipes have a soft, pleasant fragrance without any irritating odor, while low-quality wipes have a noticeable pungent smell. Pay attention to the product information on the packaging. Avoid wipes containing alcohol. For baby wipes, carefully check the ingredient list; baby wipes should be alcohol-free, fragrance-free, non-irritating, and free of fluorescent agents. Generally, high-quality wet wipes use non-woven fabric, with spunlace non-woven fabric being the best choice. It's soft, white, and has a dense, thick feel. Low-quality wipes are thin and easily deformed. During use, high-quality wipes won't shed fibers, while low-quality wipes will shed noticeably and can irritate the skin. The packaging must be airtight; there should be no damage, air leakage, or liquid leakage. It's best to choose wipes with a resealable label. It's important to note that disinfectant wipes have a shelf life. After the expiration date, the effectiveness of the antibacterial and disinfecting ingredients will decrease. Therefore, check the expiration date before use. Also, ensure that the wipes you purchase are certified by the health department.
