Survive Cold and Flu Season with Wet Ones: Review and Giveaway CLOSED

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There is nothing worse than seeing your babies sick.  No matter how old they get, it breaks my heart when my boys don’t feel well.  To prevent my boys from catching colds and sharing with each other, we make sure wash our hands a bunch.  But, when we are away from home, this is not always as easy to do, unless you have learned, like me, to carry around Wet Ones Antibacterial Hand Wipes.  These little wipes are the perfect answer to keeping germs away, while you are away.

 

Here is some information about Wet Ones Antibacterial Hand Wipes from their site:  Wet Ones Antibacterial Hand Wipes actually clean up grubby and sticky hands. So when soap and water aren’t handy, grab Wet Ones Wipes to kill 99.99% of bacteria, wipe away grime, and get nice soft hands. Thanks to their Aloe formula, they won’t dry or irritate your skin like hand sanitizers can. And, they’re hypoallergenic.

Wet Ones was nice enough to send me a Wet Ones Survival Kit to review.  I was happy to stock up on a must have product for my house.  As you can imagine with two boys, we get some dirty fingers!  My favorite product is the on the go singles, which fit in my purse perfectly.  I keep the canister in my car and travel pack in the diaper bag.  This way we are never without a way to get clean and germ free.

 

Wet Ones come in three handy sizes: 40 count canister, 15 count travel pack, and 24 count individually wrapped singles.  They are also available in eithe Fresh Scent or Citrus smells.  Wet Ones can be purchased online at amazon.com.

Would you like help staying germ free this cold and flu season?  Wet Ones is offering one lucky reader a chance to win a Wet Ones Survival Kit which contains:  a Canister, a box of Singles and a Travel pack of Wet Ones as well as The Twice as Handy Guide!  For your chance to win, just follow the rules below.

How to Enter:

1) Visit Wet Ones and tell me what you learned from their Tips and Info section that will help you this Cold Season.

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Contest ends at 11:59pm CST on December 18th. Prizes not claimed in 72 hours will be forfeited.

Open to US residents only.

You Must Leave a Valid E-mail Address to be eligible.

Energizer Personal Care is providing the prizes for this promotion at no cost to me.  This promotion is not being administered or sponsored in any way by Energizer Personal Care or its affiliates, but soley by What Mommies Need.  Any questions of comments regarding this promotion must be sent to me at What Mommies Need and not to Energizer Personal Care. 

38 thoughts on “Survive Cold and Flu Season with Wet Ones: Review and Giveaway CLOSED”

  1. I learned most cold viruses are spread by contact with surfaces through “self-inoculation” when hands pick up cold viruses, and then touch the nose or eyes to start an infection. So don’t touch your face!

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  3. I learned that we need to wash our hands and face regularly; when soap and water is not available we can use Wet Ones® wipes to kill 99.99% bacteria.

  5. I learned that you need to practice good hygiene for a week after a cold because cold viruses can be found in nasal secretions of children for 2 to 3 weeks after the onset of symptoms.

  18. Cold viruses can be found in nasal secretions of children for two to three weeks after the onset of symptoms.

  19. I learned that you need to practice good hygiene for a week after a cold because cold viruses can be found in nasal secretions of children for 2 to 3 weeks after the onset of symptoms. Happy holidays! Thanks so much for the fantastic giveaway!
    Renee Walters
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  27. I learned that Colds typically run through classrooms, so keep an eye on your child’s friends and change plans, if needed.

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  33. I learned that germs can still be caught from nasal secretions 2-3 weeks after onset of symptoms!
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  36. Thanks for the giveaway… cold viruses are spread by contact with surfaces through “self-inoculation” i.e. touching your nose or eyes can start an infection. Studies show you can decrease the incidence of infection by refraining from touching your face throughout the day…and washing your hands & face regularly.

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