Wipes

Hand wipes are made with highly powerful chemicals and some abrasives for taking off tough-to-remove materials like paint, grease, adhesive substances, stubborn dirt, and oils. These are not just ordinary hand wipes, for they are used for purposes that entail dislodging heavy-duty dirt.
These hand wipes contain oils that can leave residues on human skin when touched. Therefore, using them on hands can cause oils to leave residues on other body parts when touched by those hands. The hand wipes can only clean hands when used in large quantities. These hand wipes can destroy cloth materials when they get in contact.

Primary Applications

Workshops and Garages- Wash hands after work with oils, greases, lubricants and mechanical parts. Eliminate paint, varnish, or wood stain from hands. Clean tools and equipment.

Automobile Maintenance: A necessity for every mechanic's or auto hobbyist's toolbox. Quickly cleans up motor oil, transmission fluid, brake fluid, and grease following automobile maintenance. Cleans dashboards, steering wheels, and all other surfaces without streaking.

Gardening & Outdoor Work: Winter dirt from gardening; resin from plants from gardening; fertilizer & other gardening residue; grime from garden & outdoors; also sunscreen & insect repellent.

Construction/Trade Worker: Painters, plumbers, electricians, and contractors utilize heavy-duty wipes to clean up in construction areas where there are no washrooms available. Removes adhesives, sealers, caulking compounds, and construction dust.

Household Cleaning: Take off sticky labels, as well as residue from labels and price tags. Scuff marks on floors and walls should be taken off. Greasy kitchen tops must be cleaned. It can be used to clean bicycle chains and other sport equipment.

Homemade Projects: Make sure to clean up after homemade projects such as adhering glue and painting, and also clean off adhesives after placing faucet fixtures.