Will wet wipes breed bacteria? What to pay attention to when using

It is said that people who love cleanliness and love to eat like to use Wet Wipes, and the use of wet wipes is also very wide. You can use it to wipe the table, wipe your hands, etc., but many people will ask if wet wipes will breed bacteria? Let me introduce you in detail below!

       Will wet wipes breed bacteria? If you use the wet wipes for a few days, it will breed bacteria. The wet wipes have a certain bactericidal effect, but the premise is to ensure the quality of the wet wipes and to know the proper use of wet wipes. The following are the five precautions for using wet wipes in our daily lives.

Do not rub your eyes directly

       In particular, it is necessary to use a wet tissue to wipe the face, especially not directly rubbing the eyes, middle ear and mucous membranes. If symptoms such as redness, itching, etc. appear after use, stop using them immediately.

Not reusable

       A study in the United States also showed that the repeated use of wet wipes not only does not remove bacteria, but instead transfers some of the surviving bacteria to uncontaminated surfaces. Do not use it to wipe sensitive parts such as the eyes.

Irreplaceable hand washing

       As early as a few years ago, the Ministry of Health issued the "Regulations on the Management of Labels for Disinfecting Products". The packaging of sanitary paper, wet wipes and other products must not be marked with "disinfection" or "sterilization", but currently "disinfect" and "sterilization" "It is still an important selling point for these products. Since the selling point of the wet tissue promotion is “disinfection and sterilization”, people will not wash their hands after using the wet tissue, but completely forget that there are chemical residues left on the hands, which is not good for children. Using a wet tissue does not mean washing your hands. The doctor stressed that the wet tissue can not remove the bacteria on the surface of the skin, and wash the hands with soap, plus the flowing water, is the cleanest.

       Through the above, have you solved the problem that wet wipes will breed bacteria? I hope everyone has to help!