most likely yes.  the msds of one of the wiper showed some of the content.
 you need to find out exactly which one you use ;-).
http://msds-data.com/MSDS/Clorox/Clorox_Disinfecting_Wipe_Lemon_15948_msds.pdf
 jk
> If Chlorox really does contain ionic chlorides and they are not removed
> then
> they could contribute to static dissipation on testing. That would make
> your
> tests somewhat false.
>
> --
> Regards
>
> Mike
>
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> The people who make the mats must have some recommended or approved
> cleaner.
> Following up on Ioan's comment, chlorine can diffuse through the seal of
> an
> aluminum electrolytic capacitor and corrode the electrodes and
> connections.
> The chlorine is not consumed in the reaction, so the smallest amount will
> eventually destroy the part.  Louis Hart
>
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> We usually clean the ESD work tables  with a product called Reztore.  Now
> some employees feel that this product is not getting the tables clean
> enough
> so they are using Clorox wipes. Will this strip the ESD properties from
> the
> table top?  If they use the Clorox wipes and then come after and wipe down
> with Reztore, would that be acceptable.
>
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