Whiteley V-Wipes Hospital Grade Disinfectant Wipes 80 Wipes

When a bed, treatment chair or shared device needs to be ready for the next user, Whiteley V-Wipes combine cleaning and low-level disinfection in one ready-to-use wipe. They are ARTG 354053 Class IIb instrument-grade disinfectant wipes for environmental surfaces and non-critical medical devices.

Each large 23 x 33cm apertured wipe is durable, highly absorbent and loaded with a pH-neutral benzalkonium chloride formula. V-Wipes are proven under dirty conditions against healthcare pathogens including VRE, CPE/CRE, MRSA, Norovirus, Measles and SARS-CoV-2. For routine disinfection, the surface must remain wet for five minutes; the 60-second claim applies specifically to SARS-CoV-2.

Ready-to-Use Cleaning and Disinfection Between Users

Two steps in one product: Removes everyday soil while completing low-level disinfection without preparing a separate spray solution.

Large durable wipe: The 23 x 33cm apertured fabric is highly absorbent and practical for beds, trolleys, chairs, benches and shared equipment.

Healthcare pathogen coverage: Proven under dirty conditions against a broad range of bacteria and viruses, including VRE, CPE/CRE, MRSA, Norovirus and SARS-CoV-2.

Equipment-conscious formula: The pH-neutral, non-corrosive lotion leaves suitable surfaces streak-free and contains no phenolics, chlorine or PHMB.

Portable for on-site and off-site use: The resealable 80-wipe pack fits on classroom shelves, treatment carts, cleaning trolleys and mobile kits taken to camps or outdoor events.

Where It Can Be Used

Whiteley V-Wipes are intended for environmental hard surfaces and non-critical medical devices. Follow the equipment manufacturer's care instructions and stop use if cracking, discolouration or surface damage appears.

• Hospital beds, bed rails and over-bed tables
• Theatre tables, trolleys and equipment cables
• Dental and GP chairs, stools, benches and light fittings
• School desks, activity tables and shared classroom equipment
• School sick bays and high-touch surfaces during illness outbreaks
• Childcare change tables and washable shared equipment
• Sports clubs, community venues and shared hire equipment
• Hard picnic tables, caravan tables and camp-kitchen benches
• Temporary food stalls and outdoor event work surfaces
• Laboratory benches, stainless steel surfaces, sinks and tap fittings
• Telephones and suitable shared equipment surfaces

Conditional use: For camping, caravans and outdoor events, use V-Wipes on hard, non-porous tables after removing food and visible dirt. V-Wipes do not replace handwashing or washing eating utensils.

Before use: Open the pack, remove one wipe and reseal the pack immediately so the remaining wipes stay moist.

1. Remove blood, sweat, sputum or other visible soil with one V-Wipe.
2. Use a fresh V-Wipe to fully wet the surface or non-critical medical device.
3. Wipe in one direction to reduce the chance of moving contamination back across the cleaned area.
4. Keep the surface visibly wet for 5 minutes.
5. Allow the surface to dry.
6. Dispose of the used wipe in the correct waste bin.

SARS-CoV-2: The 60-second claim applies specifically to SARS-CoV-2. Use the full 5-minute wet contact time for routine disinfection.

Equipment that touches skin: Rinse the treated surface with potable water after disinfection and allow it to dry before the next use.

Food-contact hard surfaces: Rinsing is not generally required. Use potable water where the site risk assessment requires a rinse.

Important: Use a fresh wipe for each separate area or task. Do not reuse, flush, re-wet or add liquid to dried wipes.

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Hazard classification: V-Wipes are not classified as hazardous under GHS criteria. The lotion may still irritate sensitive skin or eyes.

Wear gloves to reduce repeated or prolonged skin contact.
Use safety glasses where eye contact may occur.
Wash hands after handling used wipes.
Keep the soft pack tightly sealed between uses.
Store below 30°C in a cool, dry and well-ventilated area.
Do not mix the wipe lotion with other chemicals.

Eye contact: Hold the eyelids apart and rinse continuously with running water. Seek medical advice if irritation continues.

Skin contact: Remove contaminated clothing and rinse the skin with running water. Stop use if irritation occurs.

If swallowed: Do not induce vomiting. Give water if the person is conscious and contact the Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26 or a doctor.

Waste disposal: Place contaminated wipes in infectious or clinical waste where required. Wipes without infectious contamination may be placed in normal waste. Do not flush used wipes.