WipexTable Bussers - Multi Surface Cleaner Natural Cleaning Wipes - Cleaning Vinegar Plant Based Wipe to Clean Restaurant Tables, Counters and Household Items, 400 Count (Pack of 1)

Ok these Table Bussers are made by a company called Wipex based out of Boca Raton, Florida USA, Designed in the USA but made in Israel. You get 400 plant based wipes in this pale and i know it looks like a 5 gallon bucket by the pictures but it's actually 8.5" wide x 9" tall so it doesn't take up that much space.I tried to find out what plant they are made from and about the only thing that i could find is the main cleaning ingridient used is vinager but they do say for every pail you buy they will plant a tree in your name and the ingridients are printed on the side of the pail if your interestedI used a few of them on my table and my cutting board and they seemed to clean them pretty good, my cutting board was getting a little dirty from setting things on it and these wipes cleaned it right up so they do work well as far as i can tell. Now there not a real strong wipe that your going to beable to scrub on something without it eventually tearing but they do what there advertised to do.I think there more based for the restraunt industry but are fine for everyday use at home. when you go to open them there is a little tab you break off to get the lid off, it doesn't open like a 5 gallon bucket but when you first look at it thats how it looks, i was almost ready to get a screw driver out to pry it open until i found that little tab.these are a enviermental safe product that are biodegradable which means they will eventually desinagrate if left on the side of the road which is a good thing for the environment.Hope this information might help a few of you.Thanks for reading

I got these WipeX Table Bussers wipes in hopes that they'd be a good bulk option for cleaning up after our toddler. Unfortunately, the wipes don't really hold their shape well, which makes it hard to use them to clean up after messy toddler meals.The wipes come out of the bucket dispenser in a tightly wound strip, and you have to use both hands to unfurl it. Because the cloth is gauze-like, it bunches up and sticks to itself very easily. It works well for cleaning up a sticky table top, but I don't think it has the structure or weight to wipe up a bunch of solid food after pasta night.Even though the product page claims that these are unscented, there is a definite citrusy and gingery scent to the cleaning solution. It reminds me of some of the soaps that I've used before in public restrooms. It's pleasant enough, and it does a good job of dissolving sticky spills.These WipeX wipes also work out to be about $0.10 cents per sheet (a little less if you buy the two pack), which is pretty expensive for wipes that don't wipe up well. For reference, Kirkland baby wipes are about $0.02 cents per sheet, so only a fifth of the cost.Overall, I'm disappointed with this product. If the sheets were just sturdier, they'd make for a great, general-purpose cleaning wipe.

I've got mixed feelings about this vat of wipes. Here's the good stuff:- Convenient to carry around.- Comes in bulk, so you'll be less frequently need to get replacements.- Essentially odorless. What smell there is is not offensive- At least at the start of the roll, quite moist. We'll see if it dries up over time.I tested them against the Huggies baby wipes I buy for incidental cleaning around the house. The Table Bussers are moister out of the box (i.e., wipes at the beginning of the roll compared to a freshly opened pack of Huggies). They're about the same size, feel a little bit thinner, but also seem to be a bit stronger. I did a number of cleaning comparisons, but without the ability to measure it scientifically, I'd say they're pretty close. Maybe I'd give the edge to Huggies in this category, but I wouldn't swear to it. I then compared the price, and to my shock, the Table Bussers--which I figured would compare favorably because they're this mass purchase--are currently, at least, significantly more expensive than the Huggies (9 cents each for the Table Bussers vs. 2.5 for the Huggies)!The other negatives are related primarily to the container:- You have to be careful when you tear the towels off because if you're not, they simply won't rip off and you'll pull a bunch out.- It's quite hard to pry the lid off to set the towels up when you first open it up. You seriously might want to consider using the claw of a claw hammer to do it.- It's somewhat hard to feed the start of the roll through the lid to get things started.- It's really hard to get the lid back on the container once you've gotten it off. I did have to use a hammer to do it. I mean, maybe others will be stronger than I, but that's pretty inconvenient.Right. So, I guess I'd give these like 3.5 stars, and round that sucker up to 4.

As a busy mom of two messy kids, I go through cleaning wipes like crazy! I was looking for an effective natural wipe that wasn't full of harsh chemicals and found the Wipex plant-based wipes.The wipes are infused with cleaning vinegar so they cut through grime, food messes, sticky fingers, and craft supplies easily. They don't leave any chemical smell behind which I love because who wants their house smelling like a hospital? They're pretty thin but strong enough to do the job. And the wipes feel gentle enough to use on my kids' hands and faces. No more worrying if I'm exposing us to harsh ingredients.The 400 count packs last a decent while even with my wipe-happy kids. For an affordable natural wipe that tackles any mess, I recommend trying Wipex plant-based wipes.

Very nice cleaning g wipes. They work great in the kitchen. I have been using them to clean counters, table, and my stove top. So Har I haven't had a mess I couldn't clean up with these. They are strong enough to scrub a boil over on the stove yet gentle enough They don't scratch my wood table.