What is the difference between kitchen wipes and ordinary wipes?

There are significant differences between kitchen wipes and ordinary wipes in terms of functional positioning, ingredient design and applicable scenarios. Kitchen wipes are cleaning tools developed specifically to solve stubborn stains such as oil stains and food residues in the kitchen environment. Their materials and formulas are optimized for high-temperature grease adhesion characteristics.

The fibers of kitchen wipes are usually thicker and more wear-resistant, and can withstand repeated wiping without being easily damaged. At the same time, strong emulsifiers and alkaline cleaning ingredients are added to quickly decompose the condensed oil stains on the surface of stoves and range hoods. Some products also add antibacterial agents to inhibit bacterial growth and reduce odor. In contrast, ordinary wipes are usually used in daily environments or on the human body. The material is softer and skin-friendly, and is commonly used to wipe desktops, electronic product screens or skin cleaning. Its ingredients are often based on a small amount of alcohol and aloe vera extract, which can achieve basic cleaning while avoiding irritation to the skin.

Due to different cleaning objects, the decontamination power of ordinary wipes is relatively weak, and they often have little effect when encountering heavy kitchen oil stains. In terms of safety, kitchen wipes contain strong chemical cleaning agents, so they should be avoided from contact with food or long-term direct contact with the skin when used. Ordinary wipes, especially those for infants and young children, strictly follow the mild formula standards of no alcohol and no fragrance.

Kitchen wipes are often designed as large pull-out packages for frequent use, while ordinary wipes are more often used in small portable packages to meet the needs of going out. There are also differences in the environmental friendliness of the two products. Some kitchen wipes contain synthetic fibers and chemicals that are not easy to degrade, which has a greater burden on the environment. In recent years, ordinary wipes made of degradable materials that have gradually appeared on the market pay more attention to eco-friendliness. In general, the core difference between the two lies in the professional division of labor. When choosing, it is necessary to weigh the cleaning power, safety and adaptability of applicable scenarios according to actual needs.