75% Ethyl Alcohol Wipes
Individually sealed, pre-moistened, and mixed at the ratio that actually cuts resin. The wipe that lives in your kit so cleanup happens while the glass is still warm instead of three sessions from now.
Why 75 Percent and Not 91
Most people reach for the highest number on the shelf and wonder why it takes four passes. Alcohol concentration is not a “more is better” spec. Here is what is actually happening on the surface.
What These Are Actually For
A swab handles the inside of the cup. The wipe handles everything else, and there is more of it than people think.
Know Before You Buy
These are a maintenance tool, not a miracle. Here is exactly where they land so you buy the right thing.
What’s in the Box
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+100 individually sealed 75% ethyl alcohol wipes
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+Resealable dispenser box
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Keep the Rest of It Clean Too
Swabs for the inside, wipes for the outside, and a bag to keep both with the rig.
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The box is above on this page. Not sure what your piece can take, or fighting buildup that a wipe will not touch? Hit the chat, email us, or drop into Discord and we will tell you straight.
Alcohol Wipe FAQ
What people ask about concentration, materials, and where these fit next to a proper soak.
Why 75% instead of 91% or 99%?
Because contact time is what dissolves resin, and high-proof alcohol evaporates before it gets that time. The water in a 75% mix slows evaporation, keeps the solvent on the surface longer, and lets it actually break the residue down. It is the same reason 70 to 75 percent is the standard concentration in labs and clinics rather than 99.
If you are doing a full soak in a jar, high-proof isopropyl is fine because the piece is submerged and contact time is not an issue. For a wipe, 75 wins.
Are these safe on quartz, sapphire, and titanium?
Yes, on all three, as long as the part has cooled. Ethyl alcohol dries clean off glass, quartz, sapphire, titanium, and stainless with no film and no flavor carryover. Let a hot insert come down before you touch it, since thermal shock is the real risk to quartz and sapphire, not the alcohol.
Can I use one on the inside of my heating chamber?
Use a swab there, not a wipe. A swab controls exactly how much liquid goes in and reaches the corners of the cup. A wipe carries more solvent than you want near an atomizer or an electrical contact. Our Switch Swabs are made for that job and the two are meant to be used together.
How do these compare to name-brand terp wipes?
Same job, same 75% ethyl alcohol, same individually sealed format, without the brand markup. If you have been buying a boxed terp wipe and want the identical maintenance routine at a lower cost per wipe, this is that product.
Do they dry out in the box?
No, because each wipe is sealed in its own foil sachet rather than stacked in an open tub. There is no lid to leave off and no half-dry stack at the bottom. Store the box out of direct heat and sunlight and the last wipe comes out as wet as the first.










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