Dettol Hand and Surface Anti-Bacterial Wipes Pack
The wipes are the ideal companion on the go. They reliably remove 99.9% of bacteria on the hands and on different surfaces. The velvety towels are dermatologically tested and act gently on the skin. The cloths have a mild, fresh scent and disinfectant without leaving a strong smell.
The wipes are the ideal companion on the go. They reliably remove 99.9% of bacteria on the hands and on different surfaces.
Media Vision stocks this consumable in Mauritius for crews working across the Indian Ocean.
Key capabilities
- Dettol wipes as listed
- The wipes are the ideal companion on the go
- They reliably remove 99.9% of bacteria on the hands and on different surfaces
- The velvety towels are dermatologically tested and act gently on the skin
- The cloths have a mild, fresh scent and disinfectant without leaving a strong smell
- Typical use: cleaning optics, monitors and kit during a shoot day
- Sold or issued as the listed expendable; quantity on quote
Technical specifications
| Brand | Dettol |
|---|---|
| Category | Consumables |
Rental
Typically the listed item as supplied by Media Vision. Quantity is confirmed on the quote; do not assume extra rolls, bottles or accessories.
Rental & crew
Stocked by Media Vision in Mauritius and available for productions across the Indian Ocean. Crew can be arranged on request. Share your dates and quantities and we will return availability and a quote.
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