Most disinfecting wipes were designed for one thing: kill germs fast. They do that. But alcohol and bleach, the two most common active ingredients in household wipes, do more than kill germs.
They degrade the surfaces you're cleaning.
Alcohol breaks down the polymers in vinyl and rubber with every single use. Bleach accelerates that process. The damage is gradual, so most people never connect it back to the wipe. By the time the cracking, peeling, or discoloration is visible, months of repeated exposure have already done their work.
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