Brawny Heavy Duty Wet Cloth Foil Pack, 4 Count

Great for cleaning most everything. Lasts longer than paper towels -cleans better. Will buy again!

Working on the frontlines due to COVID my employer had purchased two pallets of Brawny Durable Sanitizing Towels. These are not them. My best guess is that this Seller had a stash of these iN their garage. Fast fwd to COVID completely jacked up the $$$ and we’re able to sell off their inventory. THIS PRODUCT WAS OLD, MUSTY, and DRIED OUT!!! I ended up adding water and additional disinfectant to moisten these towels for everyday use. HORRIBLE I will not be buying this product or from this Seller again.

They clean great. But they are not that moist and dry out quickly. Maybe the second pack will be better but the first was just ok.

These wipes are larger and a bit stronger than the Lysol and Clorox wipes we are currently using. They clean well and the light fragrance is decent as well. These are a fairly wet wipe so when you get done cleaning you really do have to run a dry cloth over the area as well. It's important to note that these are not flushable wipes. They must be discarded in the trash after use.A couple of comments on the packaging. I am not a real fan of the "peal and reseal" packaging that these wipes come in. While the flatpack packaging is convenient if you want to have one of these in your toolbox or someplace like that, it's not as convenient for around the house "grab and wipe" situations. Both Mrs. Boilermate and I thought packaging similar to the Clorox or Lysol "canister" would work better. We have one of those containers right next the kitchen sink where we can grab a quick one as needed. These have to be stored out of the way.As for the costs, at the time of this writing 80 wipes (four packages of 20) cost a bit over $.17 per wipe here on Amazon. A Lysol Value Pack works out to about four cents per wipe. A similar Clorox Value Pack works out to about six cents per wipe.Mrs. Boilermate, who does most of the cleaning, said that, while these work reasonably well she still prefers Lysol Dual Action Wipes. They, too, are more economical than these at about eight cents per wipe.One more thought. For those who care, including us, these are made in China. I prefer to buy products made in the US or Canada whenever possible.Bottom lineThese are strong wipes that do a good job but... The packaging is not our favorite, but it's not a dealbreaker. They are not as economical as the brands we are using now. Even if we use two wipes of the brands we are using now per job we still come out ahead. The dealbreaker for us, however, is the country of origin. We prefer to buy American-made whenever possible. Fortunately for us, both the Clorox and Lysol products are made in the USA.

These wipes are awesome. Very heavy duty, thick wipes. Not too much liquid in the pack, so they are not sloppy. They work great

I am used to using clorox and lysol wipes. These don't compare. Barely even damp. Save your money.

These clothes are nice and thick. They clean well and have a pleasant scent.

Very helpful when you are traveling.