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"  Here in the Beauty Lab at the Good Housekeeping Research Institute (GHRI) makeup remover wipes are on the top of our &amp;quot;favorite things&amp;quot; list. And while &amp;quot;wipes&amp;quot; are certainly not new, lately we&amp;#039;ve been seeing an explosion of innovations in this category. Here&amp;#039;s some of the newest on the market.   Wipes with all-natural ingredients marketed towards cleaning kids&amp;#039; toys which often wind up in the mouth. (www.dapplebaby.com) Cooking oil wipes that you use to grease a pan. (www.PansBestFriend.com) Fast acting disinfectant wipes that kill surface germs in less time (six minutes versus ten minutes!) (www.kcprofessional.com) Body wipes designed for cleansing the sick and bedridden. (www.aworldofwipes.com) Foot care wipes that can be particularly handy for diabetics. (www.aworldofwwipes.com) Scented pet grooming wipes that claim they&amp;#039;ll calm as they clean. (www.sprinkspets.com) Saline first aid wipes for kids, that are softer, more durable, and less irritating to the nose. (www.littlebusybodies.com)   While we haven&amp;#039;t tested these products yet, we hope like other wipes, they help to make our lives more convenient. Also look for wipes in more environmentally-friendly packaging than the familiar plastic canister. Be sure to check out our GHRI story on eye makeup remover wipes. And if you&amp;#039;re curious about how we test products here at the Institute, please sign up for one of our many tours. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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