Say goodbye to water stains and dirt! A complete guide to using wet wipes for tile floors

Update:24 Jul

1. Why choose wet wipes for tile floors?

Compared with traditional cleaning methods, the advantages of wet wipes are:

Cleaning method	Cleaning effect	Convenience	Hygiene level
Ordinary mop	Easy to leave water stains and hair residue	Repeated rinsing is required	Mops are prone to bacteria
Ordinary wet wipes	Insufficient cleaning power	Small area, easy to break	No targeted cleaning ingredients
Wet wipes for tiles	Strong cleaning, no water marks	Use and throw, no need to wash	Contains antibacterial ingredients, more hygienic

Applicable scenarios:

Daily quick cleaning
Kitchen grease, bathroom scale
Pet footprints, children's graffiti
tubborn stains in tile gaps

2. Correct use skills - double the cleaning effect

Daily cleaning (maintain brightness)

Steps:

Dry sweep or vacuum to remove surface dust

Take a wet wipe and fold it in half (increase the cleaning area)

Wipe in a "Z" shape to avoid circular marks

Stubborn stain treatment (grease, water stains)

Method:

Grease: Cover with wet wipes for 5 minutes to allow the cleaning ingredients to penetrate

Scale: Dip the wet wipes in a small amount of white vinegar to enhance the descaling effect

Blackening of the gap: Wrap the wet wipes with a card to scratch the gap

Maintenance suggestions (extend the life of the tile)

Wipe once a month with a wet wipe containing maintenance ingredients

Avoid using bleach-based wet wipes to wipe marble and antique tiles

3. Why are tile cleaning wipes more efficient than traditional mops?

Use and throw away, saving the trouble of cleaning

Advantages of wet wipes:

Disposable: No need to rinse the mop repeatedly like traditional mops, just throw it away after use, saving time and energy.

Avoid secondary pollution: The mop of traditional mops is prone to residual dirt and bacteria, while wet wipes are brand new every time they are used, ensuring cleanliness and hygiene.

Problems with traditional mops:

Incomplete cleaning of mops will lead to accumulation of dirt and even odor.

Deep decontamination without leaving water stains

Advantages of wet wipes:

Targeted cleaning formula: Tile wipes often contain surfactants, citric acid (descaler), alcohol (quick-drying and antibacterial), etc., which can quickly decompose stubborn stains such as oil and soap scum.

Non-woven fabric material: Thick texture design (such as 60g/m² or more) can absorb dust and hair, avoiding the "pushing dirt" phenomenon of traditional mops.

Problems with traditional mops:

Ordinary mops rely only on physical friction, which makes it difficult to completely remove dirt from the gaps between tiles.

Easy to leave water marks, especially in hard water areas.

Flexible operation, suitable for small spaces

Advantages of wet wipes:

Portable design: The size is usually 30x20cm, which can be folded for easy cleaning of narrow areas such as the bottom of furniture and corners.

No matching tools required: Traditional mops need to be equipped with buckets, wringers, etc., and wet wipes can be directly held or matched with flat mops.

Problems with traditional mops:

Large mop heads are difficult to operate flexibly in small spaces (such as bathrooms and kitchens).