These wet wipes can be used for a variety of applications, including cleaning toys and the body. The best use I have found for them so far has been to quickly wipe down a toy that I have previously cleaned, but which has picked up lint and such during storage. They can also make quick work of cleaning fluids off your body in a hurry, though they should only be used on external areas. They have a pleasant smell that is almost similar to a baby wipe's, though not nearly as strong. I found they left no sticky residue like many wipes might, which pleasantly surprised me.

The disinfecting agent is chlorhexidine, which is also found in oral rinses and skin cleansers (including surgical cleansers, so you know it's good stuff for getting rid of germs). They also contain tea tree oil, so anyone with sensitivities to it should stay away.

That being said, I think the major drawback is the inclusion of glycerin. A lot of people are uncomfortable with using glycerin-based products, especially those sensitive to UTIs and yeast infections. It's used in a lot of lubricants already, but since I try to avoid it whenever possible I only use these wipes in case of emergency, or with toys that run the risk of being damaged if gotten wet. I suppose you could rinse your toys off after giving them a wipe down, but if you're already going to that length, you might as well use an anti-microbial soap or toy cleaner.

They only come 10 to a pack, so I wouldn't recommend buying them anyways. Overall, if you're getting them for free, the price is right! If glycerin doesn't bother you, all the better. I'll just stick to my soap and warm water though, thank you very much.