Wet Ones Fresh Scent Antibacterial Hand Wipes, 240 Count (Pack of 6), Kills 99.99% of Germs, Hypoallergenic, Pediatrician Tested, Paraben Free, TSA Approved Canister, 40 Count per Canister

I always keep these in my car because they’re so convenient. They clean up sticky residue on my hands while also getting rid of germs, which is great when soap and water aren’t available. For example, when eating wings, they have been helpful. The fresh scent is nice without being too strong, and I like that they don’t leave my hands feeling sticky like some sanitizing products. My skin is sensitive and dry out with hand sanitizers, but these wipes don’t have that problem. They leave my hands feeling clean and refreshed instead of dried out. It’s been convenient like after pumping gas, handling food, etc.

We keep this small canister of Wet Ones Tropical Splash wipes in the car cup holder and it’s been incredibly useful. It fits perfectly in the cup holder or the kids’ car seat holder, so it’s always within easy reach. This scent is actually my kids’ favorite out of all the Wet Ones versions we’ve tried. The tropical smell is fresh and fun, which makes them much more willing to wipe their hands. These are especially helpful after school when the kids want a quick snack before we head to our next activity. It’s an easy way to clean their hands quickly when we don’t have access to a sink. The wipes are sturdy, moist, and do a great job cleaning up sticky or messy hands on the go.

Great product

I keep these in the car in a cupholder. Great for wiping your hands after shopping.

Tried others and they cause rash. Wet ones not only don't cause rash but seem to encourage sores to heal more quickly. If I did anything, I'd put them in a flat container. It is a fight sometimes getting them to start coming out of the top and we do use a bunch of them. seems we are going through that battle far too often. I would like a flat container where I could open a lid and pull one at a time out. I never pull them up through the holes but pop the lids, pull the roll out and unwrap two or three of them. Sometimes more. faster and simpler, especially then I'm dealing with a mess.