Uses
Disinfectant wipes
Its main use is to disinfect skin, equipment, and surfaces. They are mainly used in hospitals because they are 100% effective in killing bacteria and viruses. If you are looking for an effective way to kill germs and make your home environment safer, then disinfectant wipes are your best choice.
Alcohol wipes
You can use it to clean optical surfaces. Whether it is sunglasses, medical glasses, or protective glasses, it works well to remove dust and other particles.
If your computer keyboard looks full of dust and dirt, you can use it to wipe it. Alcohol evaporates quickly and will not damage the keyboard. It does not leave moisture, so it is less likely to damage the wiring of the keyboard.
You can also use it to remove oil, dust, and other contaminants from the surface. Alcohol has a good removal effect on grease and oil, leaving your surfaces clean and less contaminated.
Safety issues
Disinfectant wipes
It can cause skin problems in people with sensitive skin. Some possible signs of skin infection include rashes, redness, irritation, and skin inflammation. They also clog the pores of the skin and restrict excretion. Therefore, after long-term use, blackheads will appear on the skin. When using these wipes, be sure to avoid contact with the eyes. Always keep them out of the reach of children and do not eat them. If ingested, seek medical attention immediately.
On the bright side, disinfectant wipes are not flammable and are safe to use in the kitchen or near heat sources.
Alcohol Wipes
Alcohol wipes are safe if handled properly. However, it is flammable and should be used with caution. You also need to keep them out of the reach of children, especially in areas where there is a higher risk of fire or sparks. Use it in a ventilated area away from any source of ignition. Isopropyl alcohol can also cause harm if ingested directly; therefore, seek medical attention immediately if this occurs.
Alcohol damages the skin by breaking down the skin's natural protective layer of oils. This effect can cause dermatitis and can cause harm to exposure to harsh environments.
If you use alcohol wipes for a long time, you can wear nitrile gloves to protect your hands.
Cleaning Wounds
Disinfectant Wipes
They are perfect for cleaning wounds, scrapes, and cuts before applying any ointments, medications, or dressings. They are gentle and do not sting. They have also gained medical recognition. Their antiseptic properties allow them to disinfect wounds and the area around them. This helps speed up the healing process and limit the spread of germs.
Alcohol Wipes
Alcohol stings when poured onto a wound, scrape, or cut. Therefore, you can only use them to clean the area around the wound, not the wound itself. However, they still help stop the spread of germs.
