Dapple All Purpose Cleaner Wipes, Lavender, 75ct (Case of 6)

The full ingredient list is published and reproduced by a retailer, with decyl glucoside named as the cleaning agent and potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate named as the preservative system.

These wipes are marketed only to clean dirt, grime and fingerprints, with no disinfect, sanitize or kill-germs claim anywhere — a deliberate choice that avoids the unregistered pesticidal claim this axis checks for.

The wipes are formulated without parabens, phthalates, SLS, SLES, 1,4-dioxane and synthetic dyes, but no lab testing or method substantiates the exclusions.

The wipes are marketed for toys, high chairs and car seats and leave no chemical residue, but no rinse instruction or residue standard is given, and no test substantiates the no-residue claim.

We queried the CPSC recall registry's complete corpus and found no record naming this brand in any role, at any date. A pending greenwashing lawsuit against the brand exists but is a labeling dispute, not a recall or a safety-hazard finding.

These wipes carry a Clean Label Project Purity Award and a Kosher certification asserted for the finished product line.

A Clean Label Project Purity Award and Kosher certification are named for this product, but neither is one of the ingredient-safety certifications this axis is built around, and no directory entry is given for either.

The wipe cloth's fibre content, any treatment, and disposal or compostability guidance are not published anywhere for this product.

These wipes are named in an active lawsuit alleging the brand's 'plant powered' and clean-ingredient claims mislabel synthetic ingredients like xanthan gum and citric acid, a direct conflict with the brand's own transparency claims for this product.

The full ingredient list is published: purified water, glycerin, decyl glucoside, malic acid, gluconolactone, lavender oil, potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate — eight ingredients, all named individually including the fragrance source.