Lysol Disinfecting Wipes Flatpack, Citrus (30 count)
A small compostable wipe pack for on the go use; larger packs suit daily cleaning better.
The short version
- Anyone who wants a small, light pack of disinfecting wipes for a bag, car or desk
- Buyers who want a wipe that can be composted after ordinary surface cleaning
- Households trying to cut plastic from canister packaging
- You go through wipes daily and want a larger count per pack
- You need wipes for marble, unwaxed floors, brass or copper
- You have no compost access and want a fully recyclable pack
What owners like
Common complaints
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Research scores
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What it does
A 30-count flatpack of Lysol citrus scented disinfecting wipes made with plant based fibres, sold in Canada as a biodegradable wipe.
- Lysol states the wipes kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria on surfaces
- Wipe is made from plant based fibres and contains no plastic, per the maker
- Flatpack uses 80% less plastic than the brand's traditional canisters
- Described by the maker as a thick, strong wipe
- Used wipes can go in home or municipal compost unless they cleaned up human or animal waste
A compact refill for a bag, car or small kitchen when a full canister is too bulky. Lysol states the wipes kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria, and the wipe itself is plant based and rated compostable, though only the lid of the pack can be recycled. The trade-off is the small count: larger flatpacks or canisters make more sense for daily household use.
How it compares
Specs
- Count
- 30 wipes
- Scent
- Citrus
- Active ingredient
- Citric acid
- Wipe material
- Plant based, cellulosic fibres with no plastic
- Compostability
- Listed as compostable per ASTM D6868, decomposing in as early as 6 weeks in home compost depending on conditions
- Packaging
- Flatpack with 80% less plastic than Lysol canisters; lid is recyclable, pack is not
- Registration
- NNHPD 02501562 (Canada)
- Other sizes
- 25, 84, 3 x 84 and 4 x 100 count
Worth knowing
- Do not flush wipes
- Do not use on marble, unwaxed flooring, brass or copper; test a small hidden area first
- Do not compost wipes used on human or animal waste
- The maker states its disinfectant products must never be taken into the body by any route
Questions
Are Lysol flatpack wipes biodegradable?
Lysol says the wipe and its formula are biodegradable and compostable, and that the wipe can decompose in as early as 6 weeks in home compost depending on conditions. The pack itself is not biodegradable.
Can Lysol wipes be flushed?
No. Lysol says the wipes are not designed to be flushed and should never be put in a toilet.
What is the active ingredient in Lysol citrus flatpack wipes?
The maker lists citric acid as the active ingredient.
Can these wipes go in compost after any use?
No. Lysol says not to compost them if they were used on human or animal waste. Without compost access, the maker suggests a brief rinse before putting a used wipe in the trash.
What surfaces should Lysol wipes not be used on?
The maker says not to use them on marble, unwaxed flooring, brass or copper, and to test a small hidden area first.
Sources
- Amazon.ca: Lysol Disinfecting Wipes Flatpack, Citrus, 30 count
- Lysol Canada: Biodegradable basics
- Lysol Canada: Biodegradable disinfecting wipes product page
- RB product information: Lysol Disinfecting Wipes, Citrus (Flat Pack), Canada
- Cleaning Depot: Lysol citrus biodegradable disinfecting wipes
Researched 2026-10-02. We bought this product; our page is built from the maker's details and what owners report across reviews and forums. We never copy Amazon customer reviews.
