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Buy PDI Sani Cloth HB Wipes online at Mountainside Medical Equipment
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Super Sani Cloth Germicidal Disposable Wipes

by PDI
Sale 19%
$ 15.95
$ 12.90
SKU P86984

 

Manufacturer # Q86984
Brand Super Sani-Cloth®
Manufacturer Professional Disposables
Active Ingredients Didecyl Dimethyl Ammonium Chloride / Ethyl Alcohol / Isopropyl Alcohol
Application Surface Disinfectant
Container Type Canister
Dimensions 7-1/2 X 15 Inch
Dispensing Method Manual Pull
Form Wipe
Scent Alcohol Scent
Sterility NonSterile
Type Premoistened Germicidal
UNSPSC Code 42281604
Usage Disposable
Volume 65 Count

Features

  • Fast contact time allows for a quick room turnover
  • Ideal for daily use in fast-paced environments that require short contact times and broad coverage of microorganisms
  • Bactericidial, tuberculocidal, virucidal
  • Effective against 30 microorganisms in 2 minutes
  • Multi-count canister accommodates frequent usage
  • Perfect wipe size for larger surface areas
  • Contains 65 X-large wipes
  • WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
FAQs about Disinfectant Wipes
  • What Should You NOT Use Disinfecting Wipes On?

    Avoid using on porous surfaces (unsealed wood, leather, some fabrics) and screens (phones, laptops, TVs) unless specified safe. Always spot-test first!

  • Do I Have to Wash My Hands After Using Disinfectant Wipes?

    Yes. It's best practice to wash hands after use to remove any chemical residue, especially before eating or touching your face.

  • How to Use Disinfectant Wipes Correctly?

    Use 1 wipe for ~2 ft² area. Wipe until visibly wet. Let surface air dry; don’t wipe dry immediately. Wash hands after use.

  • Can I Use Disinfectant Wipes to Clean a Toilet?

    Yes! They are perfect for disinfecting toilet seats, flush handles, and exterior surfaces (not for use inside the tank or bowl).

  • What Are the Downsides of Disinfecting Wipes?

    Overuse can cause skin dryness, trigger sensitivities, and contribute to antimicrobial resistance. Not suitable for all surfaces—always read labels.

  • Can You Use Disinfecting Wipes to Clean a Shower?

    Yes, but suitable for most non-porous surfaces only. Not for natural stone or unfinished surfaces.

  • Is It Safe to Use Disinfectant Wipes Without Gloves?

    Short-term use is generally safe, but gloves are recommended for frequent use or sensitive skin.

  • How Long Does a Disinfectant Wipe Last?

    Once opened, use within 3 months for maximum potency. Each wiped surface remains disinfected for several minutes (contact-time dependent).

  • What Happens if You Over Sanitize Your Hands?

    Excessive use may damage skin barrier, causing dryness, irritation, or micro-cuts, and may weaken hand microbiome.

  • Difference Between Antibacterial Wipes and Disinfecting Wipes?

    Antibacterial wipes: Target only bacteria. Disinfecting wipes: Kill bacteria and viruses for broader protection.

  • How Long to Let Disinfectant Sit?

    Allow the treated surface to remain wet for 4–10 minutes (see product label) for maximum efficacy.

  • Can I Use Disinfectant Wipes On Myself?

    No! Designed for surfaces only; not for use on skin, face, or wounds.

  • Do You Have to Rinse After Using Disinfectant Wipes?

    Rinsing is not required on most hard, non-food-contact surfaces. BUT on toys, baby/highchair trays, or surfaces contacting food, rinse with water after use.

  • What Is the Best Disinfectant for Toilet Seats?

    Hospital-grade disinfectant wipes or wipes with EPA “List N” approval for broad-spectrum germ killing.

  • What Are the Most Effective Disinfectant Wipes?

    Look for wipes with quaternary ammonium, bleach, or alcohol as active ingredients, EPA-registered, and proven to kill viruses, bacteria, and fungi.

  • Difference Between Sanitizing vs. Disinfecting Wipes?

    Sanitizing: Reduces but does not eliminate all pathogens. Disinfecting: Kills nearly all known harmful microbes on hard surfaces.

  • What Should You NOT Use Antibacterial Wipes On?

    Same as disinfecting: Avoid unfinished wood, delicate fabrics, and electronic screens unless specified.

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