baby wipe

British  

noun

1. a disposable moistened medicated paper towel, usually supplied in a plastic drum or packet, used for cleaning babies

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Example Sentences

"If food-allergic people can board first, and have time to clean their seat area with something like a baby wipe or antibacterial wipe, they are much less likely to have accidental reactions," Prof Turner said.

From BBC

There was a little bit of muck on her tyres; she got off, had a good look at it, got a passerby with a baby, took a baby wipe and wiped off the tyre.

From BBC

Burke also swipes her feet with a baby wipe “to take the edge off, so you’re not offending everyone,” she says, and every night, she dunks them in a bucket of warm water and Epsom salts.

From Washington Post

A baby wipe is perfect to grab to clean up small spills, because they are mild and safe.

From Washington Post

Laura, a new mum at the time, longed to see a baby with a disability on a nappy or baby wipe advert.

From BBC