Great to take on holidays or in everyday life–I prefer them to the anti bacterial soap plus you can take it on planes without worrying about the liquid requirements

I expected the package the wipes are in to be better grade so they would not dry out.

I love the muslin washcloth and the swaddle blankets but the terry hooded towel is disappointing as it pills, shrinks all weird and is not soft.

The “brand new” Purell hand wipes are a terrible new version of what were great hand wipes previously made by Purell and Cojo. The previous wipes (with alcohol) were larger 6 X 8″ soft waffle cloth that worked well for any cleanup or sanitizing. The old version no longer made or available were clothlike and could clean while sanitizing. The new version are smaller hard paper similar to wax paper with liquid dripping from the hard paper. It is useless in cleaning and very rough on any surface. It has NO absorbing properties. I would never buy again.

Purell Wipes are basically a replacement for the old Wet-Ones wipes. These are inexpensive and do the job. But because my employer recently starting stocking areas with these, I decided to try another brand so it doesn’t look like I’m pilfering (appearances are critical.) I tried the Sani-Hands Wipes. Click to that item to see photos I took comparing them.

So the Purell wipes cost about 2/3 of what the Sani-Hands wipes do. Neither is expensive; we’re talking under 8-cents per wipe either way. Both do the job. The Sani-Hands are larger, fluffier/softer, wetter and slippier. They seem to dry the hands out less too. A nicer experience, but not a deal breaker. So for 30% more money, you get maybe 30% better experience. There’s no wrong answer.

The towel is great and seems like it should hold together well. My only complaint would be that the material is a little thin compared to other towels, but overall a great product!

I didn’t know this thing had an expiration date on it. After a year in the closet, most of them dried out. Kinda embarrassing when you offer someone a dry piece of paper. Worked fine while it was still moist though.