REScue One-Step Disinfectant Cleaner & Deodorizer for Veterinary Use, EPA Registered Accelerated Hydrogen Peroxide, No Added Fragrance, Standard Size 6x7-Inch Sheets, 160-Wipes Canister (Pack of 1)

I bought this to amp up my cleaning and sanitizing efforts since my puppy currently has Giardia. After an initial round of medication, things weren't getting better and I wasn't sure if the treatment didn't work *or* if my puppy was being reinfected by the environment. Read a lot of recommendations for REScue products for cleaning veterinary environments *and* from pet owners who also had to deal with a pet's Giardia infection, so I ordered these wipes *and* the Ready to Use spray. I'll note that I did use these wipes in conjunction with the ready to use REScue spray and Clorox wipes, so I unfortunately can't write a review on the effectiveness of these wipes in a vacuum, but I *can* say that my dog has been doing muuuuch better since I added the REScue products to my cleaning/sanitizing regimen so I believe they are effective and I'm pretty happy I got these. I've used these wipes to wipe down the floors, counter space, and to scrub my dog's crate every few days (especially after accidents). The instructions say to let the product remain visibility wet for at least 1 minute and then to let air dry. The wipes aren't *super* wet so I don't know if my floors actually remained visibly wet for a whole minute, but it seemed to air dry quickly. Cost wise, it's pretty pricey if you're comparing these wipes to something like your average container of Clorox wipes. But I've been looking at this product as veterinary-grade, intense sanitizing wipes that I will be using to deep clean/sanitize as needed and I won't be using as my every day cleaner, so the ~$23 I spent on these seems pretty worth it to me. Also the wipes have a pretty chemically/medical scent but it's not really an issue unless you're holding the wipes close to your face (please don't). Which is more than I can say about the REScue spray (definitely wear a mask and have good air ventilation if you're using the spray). Also I highly recommend you wear gloves while using these wipes. The past few days my right hand's fingertips have been rough, dry, and almost peeling? Normal lotion hasn't been enough and it took me longer than it should have to realize that it's almost certainly bc I've been using my barw hands to clean with these wipes when I really should have been using gloves from the beginning.

This is a great disinfectant for all animal homes. The smell is mild, very fresh once dried, and it’s very effective stuff. I used the spray and paper towels first, but these wipes are much more convenient. Just make sure that you wear nitrile gloves or you will burn your hands. It’s very simple to use. You simply wipe down the area that you’re looking to disinfect (with your animals outside of the room obviously), let it sit wet for about one minute and then you can either wipe it dry with a paper towel or washcloth, or you can simply let it air dry. You do need to rinse it off if you’re using it on eating surfaces. I don’t use this daily unless a foster knowingly has a parasite or something to be concerned about. I typically use this to clean the litter boxes, eating areas, or anywhere that germs and bacteria like to accumulate in a pet home.

The wipes are smaller than your typical Clorox or Lysol wipes but double the durability. It's tough enough to scrub off cakes on cat litter and not rip. The smell is unique. Once it's dry, there's no smell but during initial use there's a light smell. I am sensitive to smells and don't find this overwhelming. It cleans really well and each sheet is decently moist. I used gloves when cleaning with this product. It tends to dry out your skin if used directly.

Great cleaner for cat boxes and there is no scent which is perfect for my cats! Pricing was okay and definitely worth it. Will continue to purchase.

The wipes work wonderfully. All urine odor is gone and my walls look a lot better. HOWEVER please use these with gloves. I know it's silly but 4 days later and my fingers are still very dry and flaky. It's my fault but it's a sensory nightmare. It doesn't matter how much scrub or hand lotion I use they're still not quite recovered.