What are the differences between ordinary wipes and disinfectant wipes

With the improvement of people's living standards, the daily necessities are also changing with each passing day. It turns out that the hands are dirty, and the baby's mouth is dirty. They are all washed with water or bring a handkerchief to do the cleaning work for the baby. Now the technology is getting more and more It's advanced, there are wet wipes, and the function of small wet wipes is still very powerful.

1. Ordinary wet cloth: mainly used to clean the skin. It is used when it is inconvenient to wash with water when going out. Low-grade products use hot-rolled (or hot air) non-woven fabrics as the base material, and medium and high-grade products use dust-free paper (or dry-laid paper) or spun lace non-woven fabrics as the base material. The liquid ingredients soaked in ordinary wet wipes are generally distilled water or purified water, disinfectant, and essence. The liquid soaked in medium and high-end products also contains skincare ingredients such as aloe vera gel, vitamin E, cocoa phosphatidic acid, glycerin, and malic acid. Moisturizing and moisturizing once completed.

2. Disinfectant wipes: There are two types of disinfectant wipes. One is used for cleaning and disinfection of small wounds such as scrapes, cuts, and scratches and the surrounding skin. The main component of the immersed liquid is benzalkonium chloride. The sterilization is completed at one time; the other has a broad-spectrum sterilization effect, which is used for skin cleansing, emollient, disinfection, and sterilization, and can also be used for daily necessities and sanitary ware, which can quickly and effectively kill Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, and gonorrhea. Diplococcus, Pseudomonas rugosa, etc., the immersion liquid is purified water, natural bactericidal ingredients, aloe vera, lanolin, carbs pyrimidine fungicides, etc.