If instead of having wipes that you throw away when you are done, you could have the solution, a container, and washable wipes and can be re-used.  I would definetly buy a product like this as I have tried this option at home and it works well.  even if you had another container that held the dirty wipes until they were ready to be washed and then just had to dump them into the wash and be done...

Very easy system - the user wouldn't have to think of anything and it would allow users that felt that they would lose track of the wipes (much like little kid socks) to have a solution to keep track of all the dirty ones and wash them all together so none would get lost....

 I would like to see disposable grill cleaning pads that fit on a wand like the toilet wand you currently sell, who likes to scape and clean a grill, it takes time and is sloppy, but after taking off your grilled food,while the grill is warm, just pop on a grill cleaning pad on a wand like the toilet cleaning ones and just clean the gunk off the grill and its ready for the next time grilling ,clean and ready....it must be a green product ,for the enviroment, safe ,because you put food on the grill,( it can be a dry product,like a scraper, not sloppy wet.. disposable) it's that time of the year for BBQ's, they would sell like hotcakes with the proper advertising and marketing ,with a nifty green packaging,safe for the consumer and the enviroment...

When I go out and use paper towels and napkins I save them to clean at home

I love green works wipes, but I HATE threading them in the dispenser on the container when I open it for the 1st time. I propose an option be made available to put them in a container simliar to the Swiffer Wet Cloth refills, but perhaps the lid could instead be attached?

I also had an idea to put a scrubber portion on each wipe: when something won't come up with just the wipe, I use a sponge with a scrubber, then go back to the wipe.

We need a spray or a wipe or something we can keep in our purse that can be used in public restrooms that fail to provide toilet seat protectors.  Some restrooms are less than clean; I'm getting too old to not be able to sit down, and I need a little spray or wipe that I can use to feel safer using public facilities.  A greenworks (or Clorox) product would be ideal for these situations!  Thank you.