Wet Wipe

Why Choose Us

Quality Raw Material

We use safe 100% high-quality natural soft cotton for premier care of babies and Adult. And our innovative products are with biodegradable materials to keep our responsibility for environmental protection. Additionally, we could customize the product quality with your market demand.

Wide Product Range

We could provide various of baby and adult care products, including baby open diapers, baby pants, baby change mats, bibs, wet wipes, cotton buds, sanitary napkin, adult diaper, under pad and so on. OEM/ODM is warmly welcome!

Professional Advanced Equipment

We have a number of domestic first-class automated diaper production lines, wet wipes production lines, and pad production lines in our factory, and have established professional product R&D centers and testing centers to continuously develop high-quality products.

Complete Product Qualifications

Our products all have passed test of ISO, CE, FDA, SGS, etc. The quality of our products is highly praised by customers. All of our products comply with international quality standards and are greatly appreciated in a variety of different markets throughout the world.

Wet Tissue Paper For Baby

* Model Number: baby wipes. * Purpose: hand/body/facial/mouth cleaning. * Place of Origin: Fujian, China

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Wet Tissue Paper for Baby

* Model Number: baby wipes. * Purpose: hand/body/facial/mouth cleaning. * Place of Origin: Fujian, China

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Flushable Toilet Wipes for Toddlers

* Model Number: baby wipes. * Purpose: hand/body/facial/mouth cleaning. * Place of Origin: Fujian, China

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Benefits of Wet Wipe

Convenience

They are pre-moistened and ready-to-use, eliminating the need for separate liquids and towels, which can be particularly beneficial when traveling, at work, or during outdoor activities.

Versatility

Different types of wet wipes are formulated for various purposes, from personal hygiene and skincare to household cleaning and industrial use, providing a one-product solution for multiple needs.Small, sealed packets or containers make wet wipes easy to carry and store, allowing them to be taken almost anywhere.

Efficiency

Wet wipes can quickly and effectively remove dirt, grime, and bacteria from surfaces, making them an efficient cleaning tool.Many wet wipes are designed to be gentle on the skin, making them suitable for sensitive areas like the face and for use by children and those with delicate skin.

Time-Saving

For busy individuals or in fast-paced environments, wet wipes provide a quick and easy way to maintain cleanliness without the need for lengthy washing or cleaning routines.Certain wet wipes contain disinfectants that kill germs and bacteria, which is crucial in maintaining hygiene, especially in healthcare settings and when dealing with minor injuries.

Cost-Effectiveness

Wet wipes can offer value for money by reducing the need for additional products and by being used as needed rather than in excess.Some wipes contain moisturizing ingredients that can help to soothe and hydrate the skin, offering added benefits beyond basic cleaning.Using wet wipes generally results in less mess compared to traditional cleaning methods involving water and separate cleaning agents, as excess liquid is contained within the wipe.

Environmental Consideration

Biodegradable and eco-friendly wet wipes are becoming more common, addressing concerns about waste and environmental impact.Each wipe delivers a consistent amount of solution, ensuring a uniform cleaning experience every time.

Here Are Detailed Steps for Maintaining Wet Wipes

Sealed Containers|: Store wet wipes in their original container or another airtight, moisture-proof container to prevent drying out. The seal should be tight to keep air and bacteria out.

Proper Dispensing Mechanism: Use a dispenser that only releases one wipe at a time to minimize exposure to air and reduce the risk of contamination.

Avoid Direct Sunlight: Store wet wipes in a cool, dark place to prevent degradation of the wipes and the plastic packaging due to prolonged exposure to UV light.

Check Expiration Date: Wet wipes have a shelf life, so always check the expiration date before use. Using expired wipes can lead to reduced effectiveness and potential skin irritation.

Hygienic Handling: When removing a wipe, make sure your hands are clean to avoid transferring bacteria to the wipes or other surfaces.

Replace Regularly: Even if not fully used, replace the entire pack of wipes after the recommended period or if they start to smell bad, show signs of mold, or change color.Do not refill empty containers of wet wipes with homemade solutions or store-bought liquids, as this can introduce contaminants and compromise the sterility of the wipes.

Keep Away from Children: Store wet wipes out of reach of children to prevent accidental ingestion or misuse.Read and follow the manufacturer's recommendations for storage and usage to ensure the wipes perform as intended.Once used, dispose of wipes properly in a trash bin. Do not flush them down the toilet, as they can clog pipes and contribute to sewage backups.

What are the Applications of Wet Wipe

Infant and Child Care

Baby wipes are specifically designed for diaper changes, cleaning hands and faces, and gently wiping minor spills or messes. They are usually hypoallergenic and free from harsh chemicals.

Personal Hygiene

Adult wet wipes serve for quick personal hygiene tasks when showers or sinks are unavailable, such as after exercising, on long flights, or during outdoor activities.

Makeup Removal

Pre-moistened makeup remover wipes are designed to dissolve and remove facial makeup, including waterproof mascara and long-lasting lipstick.

Skincare

Wet wipes infused with skincare ingredients (like toner, acne treatments, or moisturizers) are used for facial cleansing,Toner application, and exfoliation.

Medical and First Aid

Disinfecting wipes are used for cleaning wounds, sterilizing medical tools, and maintaining hygiene in clinical settings. Antibacterial wipes can also be used for disinfecting surfaces in homes and offices.

Household Cleaning

All-purpose wet wipes are used to clean and disinfect various household surfaces such as countertops, appliances, floors, and bathrooms. They are especially useful for spot cleaning and quick touch-ups.

Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning

Specialized wipes are designed to remove stains and odors from carpets and upholstery without leaving residue.

Pet Care

Pet wipes can be used to clean paws, fur, and faces, as well as to freshen up after walks or playtime. They are often formulated to be gentle on pet skin and free from harmful chemicals.

How to Use Wet Wipes

Choose the Right Wet Wipe: There are many different types of wet wipes available, including antibacterial, fragrance-free, and eco-friendly options. Choose the type of wet wipe that is best suited for your needs.

Open the Package: Most wet wipe packages have a resealable opening that allows you to easily remove a wipe. Open the package and remove a wipe.

Use the Wipe: Gently wipe the surface you want to clean with the wet wipe. Use a circular motion to remove dirt, grime, and bacteria. For tougher stains, you may need to apply more pressure.

Discard the Wipe: After you have used the wet wipe, discard it in the trash. Do not flush wet wipes down the toilet, as they can cause plumbing problems.

Reseal the Package: If you have not used all of the wet wipes in the package, make sure to reseal the package tightly to keep the wipes moist.

Store Wet Wipes Properly: Wet wipes should be stored in a cool, dry place. Do not store wet wipes in direct sunlight or in a humid environment, as this can cause them to dry out.

Use Wet Wipes for Multiple Tasks: Wet wipes can be used for a variety of tasks, including cleaning up spills, wiping down counters, and freshening up after a workout. Experiment with different uses to see how wet wipes can make your life easier.

Types of Wet Wipe

Baby Wipes

Disposable baby wipes are a godsend to parents. They make diaper changes so much easier and more convenient. Baby wipes are specially designed with gentle formulas for sensitive baby skin. They come in scented, unscented, fragrance-free, and sensitive. Formulas and wipe material vary by brand. We recommend using a plant-based wipe with only natural ingredients and purified water, such as Nice 'N CLEAN® BABY Wipes. The added benefit to baby wipes is how versatile they are. If you stock up on them and have extra packs left after your baby is potty trained, there are dozens of non-baby-related ways to use them.

Antibacterial Wipes

Skin-safe antibacterial wipes are great in a pinch if you don't have access to soap and water, but still need clean hands. Antibacterial wipes, like Nice 'N CLEAN® Sani-Hands® Antibacterial Hand Wipes, kill 99.9% of the most common bacteria. Always read the label carefully before use.

Disinfecting Wipes

Cleaning is one of the most popular uses for wipes. They're especially popular during cold and flu season and can be helpful against COVID-19, if listed on the Environmental Protection Agency's list N. Classrooms, gyms, and grocery stores may have disinfecting wipes available for cleaning communal desks and cafeteria tables, shared gym equipment, and shopping carts. Disposable disinfectant wipes are convenient because you don't need a separate roll of paper towels and a bottle of disinfecting solution to achieve the cleanliness you need. Be sure to read and follow the instructions on how long to keep the area wet for it to be effective. It can vary by brand.

Flushable Wipes

Moist toilet tissues and flushable moist wipes are basically baby wipes for adults. Not all moist toilet tissues are flushable. Flushable wipes, like Nice 'N CLEAN® Flushable Wipes, are safe for well-maintained sewers and septic systems. In addition to providing a more comfortable and soothing wiping experience, flushable wet wipes are also more effective at cleaning your bottom than dry toilet paper alone. If you haven't tried them yet, do yourself (and your bum) a favor and get a pack today!

How to Choose Wet Wipe

Materials and Fibers

Soft, durable, and non-irritating materials that will treat all skin types are a great point to start. Wet wipes consist of two main components: absorbent fabric and the wetting solution. Generally blends of wood pulp or cellulosic fibers (viscose and cotton) with synthetics; mainly polyester, polyamide, polyethylene, polypropylene, and bicomponent fibers are used. Be sure that the materials are of the highest quality, and most importantly, suitable for the specific purpose of the wipe. Not all wipes are created equally. Today, a range of wipes exists for almost every imaginable use and niche. Body cleansing wipes are available for removing makeup, showering, wiping away sweat, sanitizing, and hygienic cleaning. There are exfoliating wipes, wipes for camping, wipes for traveling, workout wipes, and the list goes on.

Packaging and Portability

With a product like a wet wipe, convenience is key. Body wet wipes come in various packaging formats to suit your needs. Sometimes individual sachets provide ultimate portability and other times resealable packs allow for the most comfortable everyday use. Some wet wipes, such as Albaads cellulite wipes, are even made in glove form, allowing users to conveniently facilitate the massaging of skin areas. It's this level of thought and consideration that makes clients tell their friends that they have finally found the perfect body wet wipe. As a private label wet wipes manufacturer, Albaad works closely with customers to create products that are perfectly matched to meet customer demand. A manufacturer that proactively seeks to improve the customer's product line and responds to the changing needs of the customers promises ultimate client satisfaction.

Environmental Considerations

In this day and age, there is no reason for wet wipes to harm the environment. Biodegradable wipes made from sustainable materials keep the planet healthy; an initiative that should be prioritized by top manufacturers. Look out for our eco-labels to be sure that the wipes are making a positive impact on the environment. Put a smile on Mother Earth's face by choosing disposable and flushable wipes. Albaad aims to be among the most innovative body wet wipes manufacturers, through a commitment to technology and environmental sustainability. We are proud to be leading flushable wipes manufacturers. The search for the perfect body wet wipe is not just about finding a simple cleansing tool. It's an investment in personal care and well-being for the individual and the greater community. By choosing a body wet wipe that aligns with these essential criteria, it is possible to find the perfect body wet wipe for your needs.

Wet Wipes Material

Polyester (PET) & Polypropylene (PP)

This plastic fibers are made through extruding molten polymer through small holes. They are widely used in producing wet wipes as they are renowned for having good strength. The disadvantage to these fibers is they have poor absorbency due to being naturally hydrophobic.

Viscose (Rayon in USA) & Tencel

These are both made from wood pulp or bamboo pulp and therefore come from a renewable raw material. They naturally have good absorbency and strength properties and are known for their softness. They tend to be used in applications where they prevent irritation to the skin.

Wood pulp

The main types of woodpulp are softwood and hardwood; which are 3mm and 1mm in length respectively. They have a high surface area and a flat ribbon-like morphology which gives them good cleaning properties. They also have good absorbency but as a downside tend to have poor strength.

Cotton

The fiber length of cotton varies greatly with each seed, from 3mm to 30mm. In comparison to Viscose it has a better absorbent capacity and wicking but it does not have the same level of softness. Cotton is known for its good cleaning properties due to having a flat ribbon-like surface.

Manufacturing Wet Wipes From Start to Finish

Step 1:Design: The first step in any manufacturing project is the design. Wet wipes need to contain specific characteristics in order to satisfy consumer expectations. As such, the fabric selected should be durable enough to withstand heavy-duty cleaning tasks yet disposable. Since the wipes are saturated in cleansing solution, it's important that the fabric be absorbent.In addition to the design of the wipes themselves, manufacturers also need to consider the design of their packaging. Baby wipe packages should be able to easily dispense single sheets while preserving the moisture of the towelettes that have not yet been used. Thermo-formed plastic tubes are often the go-to solution for packaging wet wipes.

Step 2: Slitting Coreless Perforated Rolls and Sealing for Canister Wipes: Once the design has been developed, the next step is to select the materials. Usually, wet wipes are created from non-woven fabric. While traditional fabrics are created by weaving fibers together to form an interlocking matrix of loops, non-woven fabrics are created by a process through which a mass of separate fibers is pressed into a single sheet of material. Cotton, rayon, polyester, polyethylene, and polypropylene are common fibers used in this process.

Step 3: Manufacturing:When manufacturing baby wipes, a wet laid process is typically applied. During this process, the non-woven fibers are made into liquid slurries with water and other chemicals, resulting in a paste which is then pressed into flat sheets by rollers and dried to form long master rolls of material. The master rolls are then further processed using a slitter rewinder, cutting the sheets down into smaller sizes for additional processing. When the slitting process is complete, a pneumatic cross cutter traverses to cut the material in order to begin a new roll. Then, the master roll is discharged onto a platform preparing it for the next phase of manufacturing: consumer roll slitting and perforating.

Our factory

Fujian Nan'an Quanfa Paper Product Co., Ltd. was founded in 2010 and is located in Lujiang Industrial Zone, Liucheng, Nan'an City, Fujian Province, China. It is a comprehensive company that integrates independent research and development, manufacturing, domestic and foreign sales, and OEM processing services. The company implements a multi-brand development strategy, with its own brands including "Yierle" , "Beidele" and "Megachoice". Its main products are baby diaper, Baby Pant Diaper,Sanitary napkins,Adult Diaper, Adult Pant Diaper, Under Pad, Pet Diaper, Wet Wipe, Face Mask, Raw Material etc.Since the establishment of the company, it has been guided by technological innovation and excellent quality. Quanfa Paper Products specializes in every detail of the work. All products are controlled through scientific, rigorous production processes and professional laboratory testing, and strive for excellence. To produce safety, comfort, hygiene, environmental protection products, give back to our customers.

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FAQ

Q: What are some interesting facts about wet wipes?

A: Who invented wet wipes? Well it seems Arthur Julius is credited with having invented them in 1957. Arthur worked in cosmetics and created the first wipes in his New York loft apartment when he made changes to a soap portioning machine. A year later in 1958 he trademarked his product, the Wet-Nap.

Q: What is the effectiveness of wet wipes?

A: Using baby wipes with a slightly acidic pH has been shown to maintain skin pH at healthy levels more effectively than water and cloth alone and to be well tolerated.To ensure your wipes stay fresh and moist, store them in a sealed container with a desiccant packet. This will help keep moisture and prevent the wipes from drying out. Most baby wipes come prepackaged in an airtight container, such as a tub or package with a sealable opening.

Q: Why don't wet wipes break down?

A: Many users are unaware that the majority of wet wipes contain plastic and other synthetic materials, which means they don't disintegrate like toilet paper. Wet wipes lurk in pipes and bind with fat to create rock-hard fatbergs, which cause blockages and wastewater overflows.

Q: How long do wet wipes last?

A: Your disinfecting wipe container likely lasts about two years from when it was made. But some wipe brands only last for about 12 months. After that, wipes are less effective at killing germs and should be discarded. Check the bottom of the container or the back of the label to find the manufacture date.

Q: Are wet wipes more hygienic?

A: They're not pre-moistened or ready for more heavy duty cleaning. This means that flushable wet wipes are much more hygienic than toilet paper, because they thoroughly clean in a way that toilet paper just can't. Toilet paper also isn't as gentle or soft as flushable wipes. Its material is often rough on the skin.

Q: How often should wet wipes be laundered?

A: daily
Wet wiping cloths shall be laundered daily. E. Dry wiping cloths shall be laundered as necessary to prevent contamination of food and clean serving utensils.Spunlace nonwoven fabric is a popular choice due to its softness, strength, and absorbency. It is gentle on the skin, strong enough to withstand repeated wiping, and highly absorbent, making it an effective choice for wet wipes.

Q: Can you reuse wet wipes?

A: Reusing baby wipes requires some caution, as they are designed for single-use and may contain ingredients that could irritate the skin if not properly cleaned.Cool down: During the hot summer months, we recommend keeping a packet of baby wipes in your refrigerator.

Q: Where do you store wet wipes?

A: Wet wipes should be stored at room temperature away from extreme heat or cold. Always make sure the lid is properly closed to prevent the wipes from drying out.Not only are wet wipes made up of non-biodegradable plastic fibers, which pollute waterways and landfills, but their improper disposal is costing countries millions of dollars annually.

Q: Are wet wipes safe to flush?

A: According to the Federal Trade Commission, there is no legal requirement for manufacturers to use the word "flushable" when they market their products. However, the term "flushable" can describe items that can easily be flushed down the toilet. For this reason, the FTC has published the official Fine to flush standard. To determine if a particular wet wipe is safe to flush, read the label and look for the phrase "flushable" in the label.Despite these differences, commercially made wipes are still not safe to flush. They catch everything in wastewater and can cause problems with sewage systems. They may need to be cleaned by professionals, which is expensive and time-consuming. Besides, there are also country-specific issues to consider. For example, some countries only allow the disposal of conventional toilet paper. While wet wipes are safe to flush, many other materials need to be disposed of correctly.

Q: How do we know wet wipes are safe to flush?

A: The answer depends on how you use them. Most products are considered flushable, but the FTC does not set any standards. In general, they're not, and the labeling of they're not making them unsafe to flush. And as far as environmental concerns go, wet wipes are a no-brainer.One of the most common questions regarding wet wipes is whether they are safe to flush. The truth is, wet wipes are not a good option to flush. The FTC says that they are a hazard to human health. Its standards are strict. The FTC requires companies not to make misleading claims. If they do, the FTC can find them. Many other products are not safe to flush.

Q: Are they safe?

A: The FTC has warned that these products are dangerous for the environment. But the majority of consumers still use them regularly. These six questions and answers about wet wipes have helped the consumer make an informed decision. They are a convenient way to ensure we have clean hands and a healthy home. Even if they are not, they shouldn't be thrown down the toilet.

Q: How safe are wet wipes?

A: Some products may contain toxic chemicals and can cause water quality problems. Nevertheless, wet wipes can still be used in bathrooms and other areas prone to flooding. This is a common practice for most people. They are helpful, inexpensive, and environmentally friendly. You should avoid wet wipes if you can. They can help you get rid of your unwanted smells in the bathroom.

Q: Are wet wipes safe for the environment?

A: The Federal Trade Commission has warned consumers not to flush them down the toilet. It has also urged manufacturers to recycle the solvent from wipes. These wet wipes can be recycled, but the solvent is considered hazardous under RCRA. Therefore, they should not be flushed down the toilet. If you want to buy wet clothes, make sure you check their safety.

Q: Do wet wipes have water?

A: PACKAGING MAY VARY: Every package of WaterWipes Original wipes still contains the same pure and trusted water-based wipes. SAME FORMULA AND PURITY: Our fragrance-free Original baby wipes gently clean and help protect baby's delicate skin with just 2 ingredients: 99.9% purified water and a drop of fruit extract.

Q: Are wet wipes biodegradable or not?

A: There is growing evidence that many products labelled as biodegradable, such as wet wipes, do not, or do not fully, degrade under natural environmental conditions (Napper and Thompson, 2016; Manfra et al., 2021).

Q: What to do with wet wipes after use?

A: People often flush wet wipes either because they are unaware of the harm they cause, or because it is the most convenient method for them. For parents, when teaching children how to wipe, remember to let them know that while toilet paper is safe to flush down the toilet, they need to place wet wipes in the bin.

Q: Do wet wipes dry out?

A: As with all cosmetics, store wipes properly. If they are exposed to temperature extremes, such as in a hot or cold car, they may dry out, or the temperature extremes can cause changes in the ingredients.

Q: Is it normal to use wet wipes after pooping?

A: In such cases, you can use baby wipes or wet wipes that are gentler on the skin. Try to avoid overuse of these, as they can worsen irritation over time. Or, wet toilet paper or a wet washcloth can usually do the trick.

Q: What are wet wipes made of?

A: Ninety percent of wet wipes on the market are produced from nonwoven fabrics made of polyester or polypropylene. The material is moistened with water or other liquids (e.g., isopropyl alcohol) depending on the applications.

Q: How many wet wipes should you use?

A: How Many Wipes Does A Baby Use In A Day? On average, you'll need 1-2 wipes per wet diaper and 7-10 wipes per soiled diaper. Depending on the average number of diaper changes, you could use up to 30 wipes daily.In other words, while adults can use wet wipes instead of toilet paper every now and then, wiping your butt with them too often can deplete protective microorganisms and pave the way for potential health issues.

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