Surviveware Releases Notable Mountain Biking Aid: 40 Pack Biodegradable Wet Wipes
Jan 22, 2020
Favorite Hygiene Product Now in Individual, Pocket-sized Packs for Bikers
Woodbridge, United States - January 22, 2020 /MarketersMedia/ —
Surviveware, a favorite adventure preparedness brand, is proud to announce the debut of their newest product: the 40-Pack Biodegradable Wet Wipes. Mountain bikers and other adventure-seekers rely on Surviveware's Biodegradable Wet Wipes for their on-trail hygiene and cleaning needs.
These ‘BuzzFeed's Favorite’ wipes were given a whole new dynamic through their travel-friendly packaging. These individually-wrapped bath wipes are perfect for bikers who are limited to the capacity of their pockets, fanny packs, and bicycling gears.
Surviveware's 40-Pack Biodegradable Wet Wipes are ideal for individuals who want to level-up in the hygiene department without adding too much bulk and weight. These shower wipes are individually wrapped and contain the features and benefits of the company's other variations of wet wipes, albeit in different packaging, to meet the varied needs of users.
Like its predecessors, these travel wipes are made from soft cloth material that begins to decompose within 28 days after use, fully decomposing within one year. Since these wipes are designed for campers and hikers, Surviveware ensured that the wipes will disintegrate and will not pollute the environment. Despite its biodegradability, the sheets are durable and won't easily tear during use.
Surviveware's individually-wrapped bath 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 from alcohol that cause dry skin and irritation from prolonged use. Moreover, Surviveware ensured that no harmful chemicals are included in the formulation. Those with sensitive skin can freely use the wipes without worrying about allergies or irritation.
Apart from the skin-friendly formulation, these wipes are also known for their wider surface coverage. Each sheet measures 8" x 12," a good deal larger than the average wet wipe. For average-sized adults who want to remove dirt and sweat, one to two sheets are enough to get the job done. For a more thorough wipe, three to four cloth wipes can do the trick.
Customers will receive a recyclable box containing forty individually-wrapped biodegradable wet wipes. That means that users get 40 moisture-enriched sheets for their mountain biking trips and adventures.
Surviveware's individually-wrapped shower wipes are available on Amazon Prime. This makes the product more accessible to mountain bikers and adventure enthusiasts who want to stay clean but not at the expense of a heavy rucksack.
Don't miss the opportunity to stay cool and fresh while on the trail by buying Surviveware’s 40-Pack Biodegradable Wet Wipes now. Grab them today by clicking here.
Contact Info:
Name: Amanda Condry
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Organization: Surviveware
Phone: 703-910-5188
Website: https://surviveware.com
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 88943552
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