Both Clorox and Lysol wipes claim to kill germs on surfaces when used as directed, which means the surface should remain wet for four minutes. Both wipes are available in a variety of fragrances including Lemon and Lime Blossom, Ocean Fresh, Early Morning Breeze, and Crisp Linen. They also make special wipes to meet specific cleaning needs like Clorox Dual Action Wipes that have a rough side for stubborn messes and a soft side for everyday cleaning and Clorox On the Go Wipes that are smaller for easy storage in your bag so you can keep surfaces clean on the go. More info https://www.karensgreencleaning.com/blog/where-to-dump-mop-water

Both brands wipe out messes pretty well, but I noticed some slight differences when I tested them. Lysol wipes feel slightly thicker and wetter so they can hold more liquid or grease before they dry out, which makes them better for sticky messes. They also seemed to have a little more strength when wiping down smudges or fingerprints on glass or a TV/computer screen. Clorox wipes are thinner and dryer so they can be easier to dispense and pull out of the container. They are also a little less messy and don’t clump together quite as much.

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Both brands use the same disinfectant ingredients in their wipes, but Clorox has made some small steps toward being more eco-friendly with their “Free & Clear” version that skips dyes and bleach and is available in a larger package size for fewer plastic wrappers. Both can be found in a variety of sizes and are reasonably priced compared to other disposable wipes on the market.