Soften & lift
Soften first. Pull less.
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From dried buildup to damp fur, five thoughtful steps help make a small cleanup feel complete.
Soften first. Pull less.
Lift away. Leave less.
Let a softer touch help.
Make the contact area smaller.
Use separate absorbent material to finish.
Explore the packaging, moist pad texture and a short eye-area care demonstration.
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Different moments call for different contact. Start with the spot that needs cleaning, using fresh material for each area or pet.

Soften attached bits on the outer fur, then gently lift them away. Check the same area for remaining debris.

Target food left on the outside of your cat’s chin. Keep contact on the fur, away from the mouth.

Wipe small dusty areas on paws before settling indoors. Use a fresh pad for a different area.

Fold for controlled contact on the visible ear surface. Keep the wipe out of the ear canal.
For dogs and cats. External surfaces only; avoid contact with the eyes.
Look at the area you cleaned as well as the pad. Each task has a different starting point and finishing check.

A soft spunlace nonwoven pad gives your fingers something easy to hold, bend and fold for a smaller cleaning area.
A thicker pad with a textured surface for everyday wiping.
Adjust the contact area for outer fur below the eyes and beside the nose.
Low-lint material supports a cleaner finishing step.
Understand the formula beyond the ingredient names, then see how it works with the pad and your wiping motion.

Carries the formula and provides a moist contact environment.

Enzymes act on matching substances. Their specific role depends on the enzyme used.

A general illustration of interactions with bacterial membranes and proteins.

Introduce a conditioning role within the complete formula.

An antioxidant role. The specific form determines how it functions.
The moisture, pad and your motion do different jobs: soften attached debris, contact the small area, then carry loosened dirt away. Finish with separate absorbent material when the fur is left damp.

The liquid makes contact with residue on the outside of the fur.
Soft nonwoven material follows the area you are cleaning.
Your wiping motion transfers loosened surface dirt onto the pad.
Folding and blotting are material and handling functions, not separate chemical effects.
Work on the area that needs attention. Use fresh material for a different area or pet.

Identify the external area. Take a premoistened pad.

Moisten dried buildup, then gently wipe it away.

Use a smaller contact area around outer facial fur.

Use a separate clean absorbent pad to blot damp outer fur. Discard used materials and close the jar.
Follow the use directions supplied with your product.
Compare the preparation and handling for a small external cleanup. Choose a full wash when the task needs one.
| For a small cleanup | Water + a clean cloth | XSDH premoistened rounds |
|---|---|---|
| Getting ready | Prepare water and a clean cloth. | Take a premoistened round from the jar. |
| A narrow area | Fold the cloth to control the contact area. | Fold the small round pad for detailed contact. |
| Moving to another area | Use a clean section or another clean cloth. | Take a fresh pad; keep used pads out of the jar. |
| Finishing up | Deal with the used cloth and water; blot if needed. | Discard the used pad, close the jar and blot if needed with separate absorbent material. |
| Best task match | The cloth size and method can be chosen for the task. | Focused face care and small external touchups; a small round is not a full-body wash. |

| Item | Its role |
|---|---|
| 120 premoistened rounds | Soft spunlace nonwoven pads for small external cleaning tasks. |
| Jar + screw lid | Keep the unused wipes together. Close after taking a pad. |
| For the finishing blot | Have separate clean absorbent material ready. It is not part of the 120-wipe count. |
The round shape folds for narrow contours. See the round beside the jar for a sense of its size. Use a fresh pad when moving to another area.
Close the lid. Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and out of reach of children. Follow the expiry information on your pack.
Moisten dried deposits first, then gently lift them from the fur. Softening before wiping helps reduce pulling and repeated rubbing. Follow the directions on your pack for use.
Lift & Hold helps carry dirt from the fur onto the pad, reducing residue and redepositing. Check the cleaned area, not just the used wipe, and avoid moving a dirty pad onto a new area.
Soft Glide helps you clean with less repeated rubbing. The moist formula and soft nonwoven material work together, so cleaning does not have to rely on scrubbing the same spot.
Fold the wipe to make a smaller contact surface. Gently clean the external fur below the eye or beside the nose while keeping the wipe away from the eye itself and the tear duct.
After wet cleaning, lightly press a separate clean absorbent pad against the external fur to take up excess water. This finishes the cleaning routine; it does not stop natural tear production.
Use them for dogs and cats on accessible outer-ear surfaces, paws, the chin and localized areas of the coat. Keep cleaning on external surfaces and do not push a wipe into the ear canal.
No. For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes. Eye-area care means cleaning surrounding outer fur and surface deposits, not the eyeball or the inside of the eye.
The routine focuses on loosening buildup, lifting surface dirt, reaching smaller areas and reducing leftover moisture. Persistent fur discoloration is different from removable surface debris; complete instant whitening is not promised.
No. 120 is the wipe count. The number used depends on the areas being cleaned and the amount of surface dirt. Use separate materials for wet cleaning and the absorbent finishing step.
Follow the directions supplied with the product. Work on the external area that needs cleaning, check for residue and use a fresh pad when needed. No fixed daily frequency or universal wipe count is specified here.
Use fresh material for a different area or pet. Keep used and unused pads separate so dirt already lifted away is not transferred to another surface.
The count refers to 120 premoistened round wipes in the jar. It does not describe 120 wet-and-dry sets. Have separate clean absorbent material ready if you want to blot damp fur after cleaning.
They are small round pads designed for focused contact. Fold a pad for narrow external areas. See the pad beside the open jar in the product details for a sense of its shape and scale.
Keep the jar closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and out of reach of children. The stated three-year shelf life should not be interpreted as three years after opening; follow the expiry and storage directions on the pack.
Deionized water is the water-based carrier. Enzymes act selectively on matching substances. Silver ions have an antibacterial role; amino acids are conditioning ingredients, and vitamin E has an antioxidant role. Folding and blotting are functions of the materials and the care process, not five separate chemical effects.
Everyday moments. Different perspectives.
