Hand Sanitizing 6"x8" Alcohol Wipes: 24-Count 50-pk $16, Single 50-Pack Expired

LOL. You trust the numbers coming out of China?

I try to avoid Made in China sanitizing wipes, so it's a valuable information for me by itself.

I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but this is a real thinker. It originated there and reportedly they contained it so well. Makes you think the numbers are a lie since no where else did as good when looking at infected % of the population (just including the most populace areas, I am sure somewhere like the south pole technically counts and had 0 cases out of the single digit amount of people stationed there). It's that or they truly knew how to contain it through a very strict lockdown procedure. Since no one else could do that it makes you wonder if it was planned like many propose. It does seem like a obvious logical conclusion that's brazenly blatant.

In truth they most likely actually invested in coming up with a true Pandemic plan the USA and many governments did not take seriously. Even though we do not like how they did it at all (close to if you disobey orders and go outside your life is over) it worked. How quickly they got tests for the virus is suspicious, but they probably overrode any red tape experienced elsewhere (Just look at the FDA timeline requiring physical media because they don't accept stuff over digital means? It's sad). The rest of the world seemingly chose to be much nicer about their lockdown and keep red tape in place that's meant to protect the population from harmful products (tests) to the point it has had a much worse impact for a much longer time and is ongoing.

About this deal, if you have a Menards near you, and you frequent them as your home store, they have multiple wipes free after rebate (merchandise credit). You need to factor in the cost of a stamp and tax, but I'm pretty sure the rebate reduces the cost of your next purchase before tax. They also have hand santizer where you make a buck.

https://www.menards.com/main/grocery-home/housewares/cleaning-supplies/cleaning-wipes/redi-wipes-lem... [menards.com]

https://www.menards.com/main/grocery-home/health-beauty/body-wash-facial-cleansers-soap/hand-soap-sa... [menards.com]

There are more variations for free and a larger size of the sanitizer where you make a buck. Menards normally deals with a lot of USA companies so the wipes I linked say made in the USA, but I am sure everyone will just assume every single piece came from china and was 'assembled' here.

Why doing stupid things. Try avoiding a made in China phone, computer, shoes, clothes, electronics....oh wait...you won't be able to use any of those things cus they're all made in china.

If you want made in the US, just spray alcohol on a paper towel and wipe...even cheaper.

Man, you sound salty! lol

A couple of flaws in your sentences, and I'm only going to point three of them:

1) I said I don't use sanitizing wipes that are made in China, NOT every product that's made in China. Do you wipe your hands with your "phone, computer, shoes, clothes, electronics"....?

2) "they're all made in china" is just simply wrong. Take off your underwear RIGHT NOW and see the tag. I bet it's made in somewhere other than China.

3) I didn't say I want hand sanitizing wipes that's made in China. Also, for your own learning, there are hand sanitizing wipes that are made in Korea, and some other countries I believe.

And yes, I do spray 70% alcohol on some large surfaces when I'm home, but will you carry a bottle of alcohol and paper towel almost everywhere you go? I don't think so

My point is, my trust with "Made in China" is pretty low (or I should say bottom) compared to other countries because of all the gross thing that's happened in China (fake meat, fake produce, unsanitary food manufacturing process, etc.), and when it can be directly related to my family's health especially in this pandemic, I try to avoid it at all cost. I hope that makes sense.

Then why make such a big fuss about it? I don't think anyone gives a shit if you want to use a product made in China or not. If the deal's not for you. Skip and move on. You only sound like a xenophobic with your comments.

These won't do much good on your countertop. 75% alcohol dries far too quickly to kill germs effectively. You need a proper surface disinfectant to do that. Purell makes an alcohol sanitizing spray.

so this 75% isnt good to protect from covid because it dries too quickly?


anyway, deal is dead. its back to $1.99 now.

Yes, 75% and higher dries too quickly. 70% is ideal for alcohol.

Deal is back on. Just bought some.