2XL FORCE Disinfecting Wipes are medical-grade, EPA-registered wipes that act quickly and safely. They're effective against nearly 50 pathogens, including SARS-CoV-2, the virus causing COVID-19. Each carton comes with 1800 wipes and a reusable plastic dispenser bucket featuring a flip-top lid and a handle. These large-capacity wipes are ideal for high-traffic areas and are trusted by top healthcare organizations, fitness centers, gyms, and retailers across the nation. The wipes are EPA List N-approved to kill the COVID-19 virus and are NSF Listed. They're alcohol-free, phenol-free, bleach-free, and ammonia-free, making them non-toxic and non-irritating. Made of meltblown material, they measure 8x6 inches. With 900 wipes per pack and 2 packs per case, they offer great value. The modern formula in these heavy-duty wipes protects against major bacterial and viral threats like staph, E. coli, HIV, and coronavirus. The 2XL407 variant has a higher wipe count for longer-lasting protection and a more compact canister that fits most dispensers. You can use these wipes on non-critical medical equipment surfaces, examining tables, in hospitals, dental offices, home health care, schools, daycare centers, health clubs, hotels, restaurants, offices, restrooms, grocery stores, shopping carts, screens, and computers. The 2XL Force Disinfectant Wipes are powerful and safe, meeting strict infection control standards in various settings.
Using the 2XL Force Disinfecting Wipes is easy. Just take a wipe from the dispenser and use it to clean the surface you want to disinfect. Make sure the surface stays wet for the recommended contact time to effectively kill the pathogens. Keep the wipes out of reach of children and pets as they are for external use only. Avoid using them on sensitive or porous surfaces as it may cause damage. Store the wipes in a cool, dry place to maintain their effectiveness. If the dispenser bucket gets dirty, you can wash it with mild soap and water and let it dry completely before refilling. Replace the wipes when they run out to keep your environment clean and disinfected.
