The Disinfectant Wipes Market after the Epidemic

The epidemic sparked people’s interest in disinfecting products. In the battle to beat the outbreak into submission, everyone bought germ-killing products, including disinfecting wipes. Multiple rounds of the epidemic have brought about huge changes in people's consumption habits, and disinfectant wipes have gradually become a daily necessity. Disinfection and cleaning are thought to be for safety and health and not just a chore. Manufacturers around the world are expanding production of disinfecting wipes in a variety of ways, hiring new workers, operating 24/7 to ramp up their efforts to increase production. Some factories have adjusted their product mix to focus on the production of disinfecting wipes to meet market demand.

When you stand by the shelf of supermarket, you will see many brands of disinfectant wipes, there are different descriptions about it but you can never tell which the really effective one is. Before finding it, you need to know what makes the disinfectant wipes effective?

Much like liquid, gel, and foam sanitizers, it's imperative you use wipes with alcohol listed as the active ingredient. Alcohol-based hand wipes work by destabilizing the cells of viruses and bacteria, thereby destroying them and making them inactive. The percentage of alcohol must be greater than 60 percent and should be in the form of ethanol or propanol for it to be effective. Winner PurCotton's disinfectant wipes are made of 100% cotton spunlace non-woven fabric with strong liquid absorption. No flavor or fluorescent agent is added in the production process, and it is safe to use. With 70%-75% alcohol, it can kill 99.9% of bacteria.

How long do disinfectant wipes last？

The shelf life of common disinfectant wipes in the market is one year from the date of manufacture. On disinfectant wipes, the expiration date means active ingredients in the disinfectant have now started to degrade, causing the wipes to lose their effectiveness. They will be killing fewer germs or none at all. Expired disinfecting wipes will not cause you harm, but they will not do what they claim to do—kill germs. So, if you still don't want to part with your expired pack, you can use them for cleaning. When you need to disinfect you will have to reach for a fresh batch.

How to store your disinfectant wipes so that they can last long？

Convenient places where most of us store our wipes are usually in purses and cars, which we should drop the habit. Extreme temperatures will destroy the alcohol in the wipes, to avoid this, store your disinfectant wipes in a cool, dry place.For more detail about disinfectant wipes you can click here.