Household Care Wipes

Yes, and it is our core format. A single sachet stays fully saturated until opened, which is exactly what a glass or stainless wipe needs, a partly dried cloth is what causes streaking. It also travels well and works as a sampling or food-service format. Which format suits which channel is covered in our rundown of packaging types for private label wet wipes.

A disinfectant claim requires an EPA-registered formula and its own testing. We can produce sanitizing and disinfecting surface wipes and will tell you plainly which claims a given formula can carry and what registration it needs, rather than implying more than the chemistry supports.

Two reasons: too much surfactant left on the surface, or a cloth that has partly dried. We tune the residue profile of glass and steel formulas and use the single-sachet format to keep saturation constant, which removes the second cause entirely.

Yes. We offer plant-based substrates and plant-derived actives, and unscented versions with no masking fragrance for customers who need a genuinely neutral product.

Deliberately low. We work with brands launching a single multi-surface SKU as well as retailers building a full household range, and quote MOQ per formula and format.

Household and surface wipes are not flushable and should not be marketed as such. If you need a dispersible product we make separate flushable wipes on a substrate designed to break down, which is a different construction entirely. For what the claim actually requires, see what makes a wet wipe flushable.