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Wet Ones Antibacterial Hand Wipes Travel Pack - Fresh Scent Pack

• Fresh Scent
• Tropical Splash
• Fragrance Free
• These antibacterial wipes kill 99.99% of germs 1 while wiping away dirt and messes  
• Wet Ones Fresh Scent Wipes leave hands feeling smooth, soft, and clean 
• Pediatrician tested Wet Ones wipes are hypoallergenic and paraben free, giving you skin that feels clean and refreshed, not dry or sticky
• Wet Ones Travel Pack with our exclusive Wet Lock® Seal to help keep wipes from drying out
• Travel wipes case with a TSA-approved, go-anywhere, compact design
• Also available in 40-count Canisters and 24-count boxes of Individually Wrapped Singles!

Active Ingredients: Benzalkonium Chloride, 0.13%, Antimicrobial Agent

Water, Alcohol Denat., Phenoxyethanol, PEG-8 Dimethicone, Caprylyl Glycol, Dihydroxypropyl PEG-5 Linoleammonium Chloride, Potassium Sorbate, Disodium EDTA, Citric Acid, Fragrance, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice.

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Face Wipes Are the Skincare Essential I Never Travel Without

No matter where I’m flying or how I’m packing—whether it's heading to fashion shows in Europe or backpacking the Yukon —my secret weapon is a fistful of travel wipes. Something about being in a new environment and being removed from your day-to-day routine takes a toll on your skin. And don’t get me started on air travel. Those pressurized, constantly circulating cabins take a toll, achieving that awful combination of skin that is both too oily and too dry.

Enter: the travel wipe. When a plane’s pilot announces we’re entering our final descent, I easily reach for one from my carry-on luggage , give my face a couple of swipes, and I’m fresh as a daisy. When I’m on safari in the middle of the bush and hot showers are scarce, they keep BO at bay. And when I’m criss-crossing Manhattan between work meetings, they help me go from the C train to the conference room with confidence.

I’ve tried many, many face wipes, and am pleased to report that we’ve come a long way from the pack of baby wipes we grew up with, or even the nondescript “makeup remover” amenity wipes you find in hotel rooms . Today, there are body wipes, face wipes, ones for moisturizing, and even ones for keeping your skincare routine going on the road—and most come in recyclable or biodegradable packaging, making their use a truly guilt-free experience. Here are seven top-notch travel wipes to consider for your next vacation.

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Ursa Major Essential Face Wipes

Best all-around face wipe

These award-winning, recyclable, individually-wrapped bamboo face wipes come infused with the Vermont-based skincare company’s 4-in-1 Essential Face Tonic, which cleans, exfoliates, soothes, and hydrates all at once. Think of it as an upgrade from the basic wipe—instead of just cleaning off the dirt and grime, they provide a little TLC to tired, jet-lagged skin.

Clean Skin Club XL Clean Facial Wipes

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They’re big, they’re durable, they’re biodegradable and a pack of them will set you back just 15 bucks. There’s a good amount of moisture in the pack, and each wipe has a textured side to gently exfoliate the grime away. If you can spare the room in your carry-on, this pack is a worthy companion for any sort of on-the-fly freshening up, whether it’s a showerless shower after a long flight, or wiping grime off your face after an outdoor hike.

Dr. Dennis Gross Advanced Retinol + Ferulic Overnight Texture Renewal Peel

Best peel pad

Those of us with Byzantine skincare routines are regularly torn between flying with only carry-on luggage, and needing to sacrifice our most effective products for the duration of our trips. Thanks to these brand new texture renewal peel pads from Dr. Dennis Gross, which come individually wrapped in recyclable packaging, you can pack the effectiveness of your retinol products on the go—and since they’re a pad, they don’t even take up precious space in your one-quart baggie of carry-on liquids.

Recess Travel Bundle

Best travel wipe kit

No need to buy three different types of wipes in jumbo-sized boxes of 100 that you’ll never use—Recess offers a “Travel Bundle” which includes biodegradable deodorant wipes for body, bacteria-fighting wipes for face, and hand-sanitizing wipes for everything else all in one. The bundle makes a great gift for the traveler in your life.

Yuni Beauty Shower Sheets

Best full-body wipe

These big, thick “shower sheets” harness the natural power of neem leaf extract to deodorize, aloe to soften, and peppermint leaf essential oil to reduce bacterial activity on the skin. They’re pretty much as close to a shower as you can get without actually taking a shower, and are fully cruelty-free, biodegradable, and compostable.

Younique You-ology Cleaning Cloths

Best moisturizing wipe

While technically a makeup remover, these cleansing wipes are specially formulated with sunflower and olive oils, rosemary, jojoba, and vitamin E to clean skin without stripping it of moisture and natural oils—making them a lusciously soft option for those who tend to dry out quickly.

Red Flower Italian Blood Orange Refreshing Hand and Face Towelettes

Best smelling wipe

For some of us, the fragrance of the products we use is just as important as their effectiveness. The scent of these Red Flower face towelettes is a dreamy cocktail of pink grapefruit, blood orange, and orange blossom essential oils. And thanks to just a hint of Vitamin C, these wipes naturally stimulate the skin for a mild brightening effect to combat dull skin and dark under-eye circles. Best of all? They’re biodegradable, and produced from 77 percent recycled materials in a facility that is 100 percent powered by wind.

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How to Clean a Bright Pink Post-it Note Stain on an Oak Table

I do not know how to remove this pink stain from our oak kitchen table. A post-it note was left on the table near a glass of ice-water. The condensation of the glass leaked onto the post-it and the color bled into the table. The table is in great condition, it may have a medium stain on it with a protectant layer of varathane. I would like an easy solution!

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Thank you to all of you who replied. I ended up trying Cream of Tartar and vinegar in a paste. After applying it 2 times and letting it sit a bit and keeping it wet with the vinegar the spot is all but gone! And it did not remove the satin finish! I really was happy because I did not want to spend the time refinshing it, I'd rather spend my time with my kids and my business, this allows me to change peoples lives!

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Hair spray has worked for ink pen marks and some felt markers. Just spray it on, leave for a minute and wipe.

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Cover the stain with mayonnaise, straight from the jar. Use the "real deal", not the low fat, light stuff. Let it sit on the stain for 15-30 minutes. I'm not sure if this will work, but since water was involved, I'd give it a try. My Grandmother taught me this trick for removing the white marks left behind by water glasses placed directly on furniture. It's a trick used by antique collectors/dealers because it works without ruining the finish on furniture. I'd be curious to know if this works on the pink stain. L.

Hi S., If the table has a high shine finish, try using white toothpaste on a clean, dry cloth and rubbing the stain. If it ends up shinier than the rest of the table, use a rubbing compound on the rest, then polish. If the table has a dull or satin finish, try a VERY soft steel wool pad dipped in lemon oil and rub with the grain. Again, you may have to polish the rest of the table when your done. I have also heard that applying Vaseline to a water stain until it is gone then wiping it off. Don't know if it will work with dyed water stain though. Good luck! L.

That just happened to me last week, only it was on my husband's cherry desk (probably darker than your oak). I immediately got a terry cloth rag and rubbed it with water, and quite a bit came off. Next, I used some Murphy's Oil Soap, and had to do quite a bit of rubbing. At one point, I let some of the oil soap sit there for about a half hour I am happy to report that most of it came off...you can see a tiny bit of pink if you are looking for it, and the light is good! Another suggestion I have that has worked GREAT for us, is to get a piece of glass cut to fit your table top. This has kept our beautiful honey pine table still beautiful after three kids and 9 years! Good luck!

Dear S., I got a stain on my parquet wood floors and was flipping out. My mother suggested mayonnaise, of all things. I was shocked. It worked. Different types of woods or finishes will respond differently, but you can try mayonnaise. It's not harmful or chemical. I was worried the oils would stain the wood even worse, but it didn't. At least not in my case. Anything too harsh will strip your finish. You may have to sand and re-varnish. If there are other things out there for wood, I'd be happy to know what they are. Best of luck!

Try alternating between vinegar and mild liquid soap. This worked on a grape juice stain in a new shirt, so maybe it would work?

Try some Restore-a-Finish and 0000 steel wool. You get it at a hardware store and it comes in several colors - so pick the one closest to yours. You could also try olive oil and 0000 steel wool to gently rub out the color - it's probably just on the varnish and hasn't soaked all the way into the wood. You need to rub in one direction only not back & forth and follow the wood grain.

I use an all-natural product that I purchase from my own business that can easily remove Sharpie permanent marker from hardwood flooring. Although I have not tried it with post-it note ink, I would guess that it wouldn't be a problem. Check out my website and request information, I would be glad to contact you with more information about purchasing non-toxic products without harsh chemicals. www.SwitchingStores.info

Method has an Almond Oil wood furniture cleaner. You can get it at Target. It's a great product because it also acts as a polish. The only thing is that you don't want to leave it damp on the table. Work it in until dry. Don't use a paper towel, use cloth. A cloth diaper is best.

The same thing happened to my desk at work. I tried cleaning it off the day it happened and no luck. Over time though and many cleanings later it is almost gone. I would keep trying to clean it with a sponge and soapy water. Give it a month before you refinish the whole table. That's a lot of work and may not be necessary.

try a little Soft Scrub--it worked for me on a desk and a bookshelf. D.

This is about 5 years too late, but I thought I would post anyway. I had a bright pink post-it stain on my maple hardwood floor!

The cream of tartar didn't work for me. What really did work is making a paste of oxyclean, baking soda, and water, applying it with a paintbrush, and letting it sit for a couple of hours, re-wetting as needed.

Easy solution... skip using pink post-its. Sounds like you might have to sand it down and re-varnish it. Once something leaks in to wood it's almost impossible to get it out. Wood is absorbant.

My dad is a carpenter and I have worked with wood myself and the only way to get the stain out is to refinish the whole table.

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