I get it. When you see ringworm, your first instinct is violence. You want to burn it, poison it, or at least yell at it. But your skin is delicate. It’s your largest organ, and it’s not a war zone. Treat it nicely.
So, can Clorox wipes kill ringworm? On a doorknob? Yes. On your arm? Hard no. Stick to the antifungal cream, keep the wipes for the surfaces, and maybe invest in a good hand sanitizer. Your skin will thank you. And the ringworm? It’ll be gone before you know it—no chemical burns required.
Now go forth and be fungus-free. And maybe change your gym towel while you’re at it.