Floor Wet Wipes

The main function of floor wet wipes is to clean and kill bacteria. ‌ floor wipes make it easy to remove stains from floors. They usually come with a cleaning solution. ‌ contains decontamination and bacteria-removing ingredients. ‌ These wipes can be used on both sides, ‌ avoids waste, ‌ can be thrown away straight after use, ‌ is perfect for quick cleaning of household floors. ‌ In addition, ‌ if used with a special floor mop, ‌ can be easier to clean the floor, ‌ including removing hair, ‌ debris, etc. ‌ at the same time not to raise dust.

Raw material

The source materials of spunlaced nonwovens include: polyester, viscose, cotton, bamboo fiber and wood pulp.

Flat or Textured

Grammage: 30-80gsm

Sheet count

10/40/80/100/120/160 pcs/pack

Sheet size

The most common size of floor wet wipes is around 8 inches by 10 inches to 18 inches by 24 inches.  The size of the wipes may vary depending on their intended use, brand, and type. Larger-sized floor wet wipes are ideal for cleaning larger floors and surfaces, while smaller sizes may be more convenient for quick spot cleaning or for use in smaller areas.  It's important to consider the surface being cleaned when choosing the size of the wipe, as a larger surface area may require more wipes or a larger size to effectively clean the area.

Packing

1. Plastic resealable bag: Plastic resealable bags are the most common type of packaging for wet wipes.  They are usually made of a durable and flexible plastic material.  The resealable strip on top of the bag is designed to keep the wipes fresh and moist by preventing air from entering the package and drying out the wipes.

2. Flip-top lid container: This type of packaging usually consists of a plastic container that has a secure flip-top lid or a snap-on lid that can be opened and closed easily to access the wipes.

3. Soft pack with plastic flip-top lid: The soft pack is made of a flexible plastic material that is lightweight and portable, making it perfect for on-the-go use. The plastic flip-top lid on top of the pack is designed for easy access to the wipes, and it helps to keep the wipes moist and fresh in between uses.

4. Pop-up dispenser: The packaging usually consists of a plastic container with a spring-loaded dispensing mechanism that pushes the wipes up through an opening on top.  When the user opens the lid, the wipes are ready and within easy reach.

5. Travel pack: This type of packaging is small and compact, making it easy to fit in a pocket or handbag for on-the-go use. The packaging is usually made of a lightweight and flexible material that is easy to carry around.

6. Single-use packaging: Single-use packets usually contain one pre-moistened wipe and are lightweight, compact, and easy to carry around.  

7. Refill bag: The refill bag typically contains a large number of pre-moistened wipes, and the packaging usually has a resealable opening to keep the wipes fresh and moist between uses.  

Formulations

Floor wet wipes can contain a variety of formulations, depending on the brand, intended use, and customer preferences.  Here are some common ingredients found in floor wet wipes:

Water: Water is typically the main ingredient in floor cleaning wipes, as it serves as a solvent to dissolve and remove dirt, grime, and other debris from floors.

Surfactants: Surfactants are compounds that reduce the surface tension of water and help it to spread more evenly over surfaces.  They can be used in floor cleaning wipes to help remove dirt and grease from floors.

Disinfectants: Floor cleaning wipes may also contain disinfectants such as quaternary ammonium compounds, hydrogen peroxide, or bleach, which help to kill bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms that can cause illness or odors.

Fragrances: Fragrances may be added to floor cleaning wipes to give them a pleasant scent and mask unpleasant odors.

Preservatives: Preservatives may be added to floor cleaning wipes to prevent the growth of bacteria, mold, and other microorganisms that can cause the wipes to spoil or lose their effectiveness.

Citric acid: Citric acid is a natural cleaning agent that can help to break down grease and grime on floors.

Baking soda: Baking soda is a natural abrasive that can be effective in removing stubborn stains and grime from floors.

Plant-based ingredients: Some floor cleaning wipes use plant-based ingredients that are more sustainable and eco-friendly than traditional chemical-based formulations.  These can include essential oils, aloe vera, and other natural ingredients.

These ingredients can be combined in different ways to create a variety of formulations that cater to different cleaning needs and concerns, such as hardwood floors, tiles, or carpets.

Certificate

1. FDA certificate: The FDA certificate is an important indicator that a product, such as baby wipes, has met the stringent safety standards set by the FDA and can be considered safe for use.

2. CPSIA certification: The CPSIA requires manufacturers to comply with specific safety requirements and to test their products in certified laboratories to ensure compliance with those requirements. It ensures the safe use of baby wipes and other children's products and helps prevent accidents, injuries and other hazards.

3. ISO 9001:2015 certification: This certification indicates that a company has established and implemented a formal quality management system that meets the international standards of quality management.

4. GOTS certification: GOTS certification can provide assurance to consumers that the baby wipes are made with environmentally friendly and socially responsible practices, and it can also provide assurance as to the quality and authenticity of the organic ingredients used in the product.

5. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification: This certification ensures that textile products, including baby wipes, are free from harmful substances.  This certification is important for baby wipes because these are used on a delicate and sensitive area of a baby's skin.