No, wet wipes do not count as a liquid and do not need to be placed in your quart-sized clear plastic bag for security. According to 2026 TSA and international security guidelines, wet wipes (including baby wipes, makeup remover wipes, and antibacterial "Wet Ones") are considered a solid material because they are "moistened" rather than a pourable liquid or a spreadable gel. This is a huge "travel hack" for saving space in your liquids bag. You can pack as many packs of wipes as you want in your carry-on or personal item without them affecting your 3-1-1 limit. This applies to individually wrapped singles, travel packs, and even large "refill" tubs. However, be aware that "wet" items like baby food pouches or large bottles of saline solution do count as liquids and must be declared separately if they exceed the 3.4 oz limit. For wipes, you are in the clear—stick a pack in your backpack and a few in your pocket for a clean and stress-free journey through the terminal.