ProHeal Disposable Dry Wipes, 50 Pack – Ultra Soft Non-Moistened Cleansing Cloths for Adults, Incontinence, Baby Care, Face Makeup Removal – 9.5" x 13.5" - Hospital Grade, Durable –

I bought these dry wipes for some nurses to use and they were happy with them

I started using these for cleaning my car in place of the towels that I had to keep washing and hanging up to dry after each use. That just became too cumbersome. And I don't like going to the car wash every other day, because I live in the city and it gets dirty quicker with all the pollution and stuff. So, I tend to wash the car myself, at least twice a week. Thus, these disposable wipes, at 100 per pack, are great and pretty good quality for the price. Not to mention, they're light, packaged compactly, and it's easy to carry in your bag. I actually keep them in my car's trunk. Glad I found this. :)

When I burned my foot, 2nd and 3rd degree burns, I needed something light but soft and durable. I chose these due to the quantity and price. My insurance only covered medicine and some wraps. I used them to wash my burns daily and they were a perfect choice. They also didn't leave lint or tiny strings. Very sanitary. They are now a part of my first aid kit. I will buy these again.

I bought these so I can take my makeup off and not have 1 million wet washcloth at the end of the week. They’re nice and lint free. Very soft. I also use them to wipe down the TV screen.

These are huge and come in 2 packs. I used them to make chlorhexidine wipes to keep on hand for my animals. If you're interested, for every cup of water you use 2 tablespoons each of vinegar and chlorhexidine. I used white vinegar and chlorhexidine from Amazon. It took 2 cups to saturate the whole pack and I keep it in a Ziploc bag in the fridge.

The washcloths are thin, but they held up nicely for clean up. I would purchase again.