CAN-A-WIPES Cleaning Wipes - 30 Count - Waterless Hand & Tool Cleaning Towelettes

Waterless Clean-Up for Hands and Tools - 30 Count

Grease and grime on your hands and tools slow down work, and a trip to the sink interrupts it. These heavy-duty towelettes clean without water. The formula contains dissolving agents for grease and grime, dries quickly after use, and leaves skin conditioned.

This 30 count pack suits a home gardener who wants a ready supply near the grow space. It also works as a station restock for small teams that trim and manicure often.

Key Features & Benefits

• Waterless format — clean your hands and manicuring tools wherever you work.
• Dissolving agents — break down grease and grime on contact.
• Quick-drying formula — hands are ready to return to work soon after wiping.
• Four skin conditioners — including aloe and vitamin E, to keep hands protected.
• 30 count pack — one pack holds 30 individual towelettes.

Who Should Use CAN-A-WIPES Cleaning Wipes

Indoor gardeners, trimmers and cultivation staff who handle tools and plant material and want a fast hand and tool cleanup between tasks.

About CAN-A-WIPES Cleaning Wipes

CAN-A-WIPES were originally created for the indoor gardening industry as a waterless hand and manicuring tool cleanser in a heavy-duty cleaning towelette. Each pack contains 30 wipes. The packaging measures 3.3 x 3.3 x 8 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need water to use these wipes?
A: No. They are a waterless format. Wipe your hands or tools and let the surface dry.

Q: What are they designed to remove?
A: The formula uses dissolving agents aimed at grease and grime. They were made for hands and manicuring tools in indoor gardening.

Q: Will they dry out my hands?
A: The formula includes four skin conditioners, among them aloe and vitamin E, to nourish skin after cleaning.

Q: How many wipes come in one pack?
A: One pack holds 30 wipes. The product is sold as a single pack.

Q: How do wipes compare with washing at a sink?
A: Wipes save a trip and need no water, so you can clean up at the work station. A sink remains useful for heavy soiling.