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i use super sani-cloth wipes to clean the house and also my phone. could ot cause any type of harm in the long run?
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Dr. Oscar Novick answered
58 years experience Pediatrics
Long term effects: Sani cloths contain a germicidal and is not harmful.
Answered on Sep 25, 2013
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Dr. Troy Ross commented
24 years experience Occupational Medicine
Germicidal agents are not healthful in direct contact with your skin and if you are breathing any that is bad for you as well. We do not live in a germ-free world, and there is no need to try to disinfect our environments. Washing with simple soap and water is all you need.
Sep 25, 2013
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