In 2026, wipes (such as baby wipes, disinfectant wipes, or makeup remover wipes) are NOT classed as liquids by the TSA or other global aviation security agencies. This is a common point of confusion for travelers, but wipes are categorized as "solids" or "moistened towelettes." Because the liquid is absorbed into the fabric and does not flow, you can carry an unlimited quantity of wipes in your carry-on luggage without including them in your "quart-sized" clear plastic bag of liquids. This makes them a superior travel alternative to liquid cleansers or hand sanitizers that must fit within the 100ml limit. However, there is a small "pro-tip" to keep in mind: if you have a container that is literally dripping with excess liquid (where liquid is pooling at the bottom of the tub), a strict security agent could technically flag it for additional screening. For standard resealable packs or canisters of wipes, you can breeze through security without an issue. This rule applies to all types of moistened cloths, including specialized medical wipes and surface cleaners, providing a highly convenient way to keep your travel space clean without sacrificing your precious liquid allowance.