[Graham]

Might well be that they are now using a different impregnating solvent which is acceptable for the European market, as definately anti freeze solvent chemicals would not be permitted for this type of household application here.

After abit of research it would appear the Impregnatiing Solvent is less hazardous than was implied.

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So for using as a hand wipe, I would expect there to be a Warning somewhere on the packaging to the need to wear protechtive gloves and use in a well ventilated environment, but of course these wipes are meant to be used on the end of a mop head ?