Surviveware’s Biodegradable Wet Wipes Offers Portability in Single Packs
Jan 28, 2020
Alternative to Showering and Bathing Now Comes in Individual Packaging
Woodbridge, United States - January 28, 2020 /MarketersMedia/ —
Long plane rides and layovers test one’s patience and limitations. Nonetheless, such excursions also create opportunities to have new and unique experiences. However, these activities are not without certain hardships. Being on the plane for hours can strip travelers of the comforts of their usual hygiene routine. Those who indulge in long journeys and trips abroad are always searching for travel cleansing wipes that can bridge the gap between the luxury of taking a decent bath and having one when traveling.
Go-to preparedness and hygiene brand, Surviveware, now offers a portable, travel-sized solution that’s ideal for long-distance travelers; the Surviveware 40-Pack Biodegradable Wet Wipes. This newly launched product caters to the need of travelers for a portable hygiene product that fits in their pockets, duffels, tote bags, and laptop bags.
Surviveware’s 40-Pack Biodegradable Wet Wipes are perfect for individuals who want to level-up their game in the hygiene department. These body shower wipes are individually wrapped and contain the features and benefits of the company's other wet wipe variations, which are well-loved. As these wipes are designed for travelers who may spend hours (or days) in airports and train stations, the company ensured that the wipes could be stashed in one’s bag without worrying about the extra bulk and weight.
Like its predecessors, these travel cleansing wipes are made from soft cloth material that begins to decompose within 28 days after use. Despite its silky, smooth glide on one’s skin, the sheets are durable and won’t easily tear during use.
Aside from its durability, Surviveware’s Wet Wipes are known for their hypoallergenic and fragrance-free formulation. Each sheet is infused with natural aloe and vitamin E extracts that keep the skin supple and nourished. The wipes are free of alcohol that cause dry skin and irritation from prolonged use. Surviveware ensured that no harmful chemicals are in the wipes. This way, people with sensitive skin can freely use the wipes without worrying about allergies and irritation.
Customers will receive a box containing forty body shower wipes that are individually wrapped. With each single pack only weighing .025 pounds, travelers won’t have to worry about the extra weight. Plus, since it’s small and lightweight, users can easily slip one inside their pants or jacket pocket.
Surviveware’s 40-Pack Biodegradable Wet Wipes, along with their other products, can be purchased on Amazon Prime. This makes them readily available to tourists and travelers.
Try the convenience and durability that Surviveware’s 40-Pack Biodegradable Wet Wipes have to offer. Grab these handy travel cleansing wipes now by clicking here.
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