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Wet wipe

Wet wipe

Small moistened piece of paper or cloth.

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    15%

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    11%

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    9.7%

  4. Meal, Ready-to-Eat

    U.S. military individual field ration.

    3.2%

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    2.9%

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    2.9%

  7. Hand washing

    Act of cleaning one's hands.

    2.7%

  8. Hygiene

    Practices performed to preserve health.

    2.6%

  9. Humanitarian daily ration

    Air-dropped food ration for disasters.

    2.6%

  10. Flush toilet

    Toilet that uses water to convey human waste down a pipe.

    2.5%