Remote Controls

Remote Control Wipes

Remote controls are handled constantly and cleaned almost never — and in shared settings like hotels, hospitals, waiting rooms, and offices, a single remote passes through many hands, making it a classic overlooked high-touch surface.

Our disinfecting wipes are EPA-registered and used to kill bacteria and viruses on hard, non-porous surfaces when used as directed — including TV, streaming, and device remote controls. Because remotes are electronics, wipe gently, avoid oversaturating the buttons and battery compartment, and don't let liquid pool. Keep the surface visibly wet for the full contact time on the label.

Keep wipes within reach with a bucket or wall-mount dispenser in guest rooms, waiting areas, and shared spaces, and buy by the case, 10-case, or pallet — 10 or more cases ship free, with same-day shipping before 2 p.m. ET.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use disinfecting wipes on a TV remote?
Yes. Our disinfecting wipes are used to kill bacteria and viruses on hard, non-porous surfaces when used as directed, including TV and device remotes. Wipe gently and avoid getting moisture into the buttons or battery compartment.

How do I disinfect a remote without damaging it?
Wipe the surface and buttons without oversaturating, keep liquid away from the battery compartment, and let it air dry. Keep the surface visibly wet for the full contact time on the label.

Why should remote controls be disinfected in hotels and hospitals?
Remotes are shared by many people and rarely cleaned, which makes them a high-touch surface worth wiping between guests or patients. A dispenser nearby makes it routine.

Do you offer bulk pricing for hotels, offices, and facilities?
Yes — case, 10-case, and pallet quantities, plus dispensers. Ten or more cases ship free.