Imagine a dispenser that you can keep in your car. A small size dispenser placed in a glue-on holder similar to a cup holder with a container about half the size of a regular Green Works wipe dispenser that you can place in strategic places in your car like the doors or your dashboard.  

I like and use the GreenWorks line of products.  However, I was disappointed to learn that when I run out of my favorite window cleaner or surface cleaner I have to purchase a new, non-concentrated "sprayer-top" bottle.  What a waste of packaging for a brand that's being marketed as "green".......clearly, corporate greenwashing at its finest.  The ultimate irony is that the non-"green" marketed Clorox brands such as 409 have been available in a refill bottle for as long as I can remember.

Simple solution:  offer concentrated refills that consumers can purchase, reconstitute, and use in the sprayer-topped bottle they've already purchased.  It saves you the cost of shipping more packaging, saves the consumer the cost of the more expensive sprayer-topped bottle (which I'm SURE you'd pass along in the form of a reduced cost per unit on the refill) and restores the brand's ability to market itself as "green" once again.

 portable wipes to take with you when you have to use public toilets etc,...I feel much better knowing the toilet I will be using is sanitized!

This would be a "forgive the mention of brand name" Brillo type pad. This would be Green Works Soap Pads or Scouring pads. They would be made of a natural type fiber that is biodegradable. Non-scratching scouring pads. They would have plant derived ingredients that give a pleasant scent while cleaning, and also kills bacteria while removing dirt and grime. They would come in a box like the Brillo pads.