Re: antibacterial wipes question

[Guest guest]

We use the Clorox bleach wipes.

Dawn mom of 4, 7 and under, the youngest wcf

[Guest guest]

When using any of the pre-moistened, disinfecting cloths, such as Clorox

or Lysol wipes, it still is important to leave the surface damp with the

disinfectant for as long as possible to maximize the amount of bacteria

killed. I use both the Clorox and Lysol wipes occassionally, but

remember hearing or reading that in some consumer test, Lysol ones

outperformed the Clorox wipes.

M

& O'Neill wrote:

>Can somone tell me what are the best cloths for wiping surfaces E.g supermarket

trolly, hospital stays, cafe highchairs etc.

>

> mum to Liam 9 months

>

[Guest guest]

Just an FYI -

Clorox ~spray~ lists PA as one of the bacterias it kills (as does Comet) -

Lysol spray doesn't...go figure

, Momma to (almost 5 w/cf)

F.

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KM

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cfparents

m> cc:

Subject: Re:

antibacterial wipes question

06/05/2003 11:40

AM

Please respond

to cfparents

When using any of the pre-moistened, disinfecting cloths, such as Clorox

or Lysol wipes, it still is important to leave the surface damp with the

disinfectant for as long as possible to maximize the amount of bacteria

killed. I use both the Clorox and Lysol wipes occassionally, but

remember hearing or reading that in some consumer test, Lysol ones

outperformed the Clorox wipes.

M

& O'Neill wrote:

>Can somone tell me what are the best cloths for wiping surfaces E.g

supermarket trolly, hospital stays, cafe highchairs etc.

>

> mum to Liam 9 months

>

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