In a message dated 3/27/2006 2:27:22 PM Eastern Standard Time,  
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I just  checked a few of the wipes on the JNJ Industries  website:
http://www.jnj-industries.com. The products' MSDS I checked caused  skin
irritation at various levels, depending upon exposure. You probably  could
clean the hardware successfully with their wipes, but I would not  want to
clean my hands with this material.


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I believe you looked at the wrong product on their web site.  The  product 
that is intended to be a hand cleaner - Benchtop Electronic Hand  Cleaner wipes 
- says the following:
 
"  
CFC & HCFC FREE, Fast Drying, Pleasant Odor, No Residue  (Amine, Salt, & 
Silicone Free), No Rinse, Spill & Splash Proof  
GlobalTech® Benchtop Electronic Hand Cleaner has been  laboratory certified 
to be effective in the removal of lead and other toxic  metals from all 
surfaces including the skin. Designed to be used at the  workbench or any location 
where operators’ hands become soiled. Cleans hands,  surfaces, fixtures and 
tools without requiring the operator to leave the work  area. Designed for 
operators and technicians who routinely handle soldered PC  boards and assemblies, 
solder reflow, wave soldering, solder paste screening,  tin/lead plating and hot 
air solder leveling processes. GlobalTech’s hand  cleaner leaves skin soft 
and clean, and eliminates contaminant discharge down  the drain. "
 
Here is the MSDS - 
http://www.jnj-industries.com/PDFFiles/behc.pdf