Clorox Fresh Disinfecting Bleach Free All-Purpose Cleaning Wipes - 9ct

A: These wipes won't kill norovirus, nor will hand sanitizer unfortunately. You have to physically remove it by washing thoroughly. This has something to do with how the virus is made... it is harder to kill than most. Wash your hands well after using the restroom and before preparing food or eating... this is your best defense! If someone in your household is sick, try to use a different bathroom. The virus can be shed for a while even after symptoms are gone, so that's where everyone doing a good job of hand washing is crucial to preventing it from spreading.

A: Do these contain ammonia? Can I wipes down surfaces with these after spraying with a bleach cleaner?

A: Great question! While our Disinfecting Wipes don't kill norovirus, we're happy to share that our Clean-Up Cleaner + Bleach is effective against it when used as directed. Hope this helps! Ashlee from The Clorox Team

A: Hi there, and thanks for asking. Our Disinfecting To-Go Wipes aren't mostly alcohol. The ingredients can be found by going to our page and checking out the smart label for the full list, in order from greatest to least. If you have more questions, please call us at 800-227-1860 and refer to this number: 240314-000246. Have a sparkling clean day. Jeffery from The Clorox Team

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A: It is made with Clorox bleach.

A: Actually it is a quaternary ammonium disinfectant. Not bleach (so it won't damage colored surfaces.)

A: Thanks for checking! Clorox Disinfecting Wipes are safe to use as directed on your refrigerator. Rinse with potable water after use for food-contact surfaces. Hope this helps! Ashlee from The Clorox Team

A: Thanks for asking, Murray! While each airline has its own policies and guidelines, we recommend that you reach out to them directly about using and traveling with our Disinfecting Wipes To Go Pack. Hope this is helpful! Ashlee from The Clorox Team

A: Thanks for reaching out. Clorox Disinfecting Wipes should not be used for personal cleansing. Hope this clears things up and that you have a wonderful day. Ashlee from The Clorox Team

A: Thanks for checking! Clorox Disinfecting Wipes can be used to clean many hard, nonporous surfaces inside your car, like the dashboard, steering wheel, and door handles. Avoid use on leather seats. If you're unsure about a surface, spot-test on a small, hidden area first. For cloth car seats, we recommend our Disinfecting Mist. Hope this is helpful! Ashlee from The Clorox Team

A: We noticed your post, and we're sorry that you can't confirm the date of production for our Clorox Fresh Scent Disinfecting Wipes. So we can assist you directly, call our team at 800-227-1860, mentioning #250530-000174. We hope to speak with you soon. Shannon from The Clorox Team

A: Thank you for your question. We do not recommend placing our Clorox Disinfecting Wipes in your septic system. Please dispose of them in the trash after use. We hope this information is helpful. Shannon from The Clorox Team

A: Sarai, excellent question! With our Disinfecting Wipes To-Go Packs, you can tackle soiled surfaces and contribute to the fight against the spread of bacteria and viruses wherever you go. If you have other questions, please call 800-227-1860 and mention #250109-000296. Shannon from The Clorox Team