Gangajal Wet Wipes Take Over The Internet, Viral Post Sparks Endless Jokes: 'Journey From Skincare To Sincare'

Gangajal Wet Wipes Viral Post: Just when you think the internet has shown you everything, a new product pops up and proves you wrong. This time, it’s something no one saw coming: Gangajal Wet Wipes. Yes, actual wet wipes inspired by Gangajal, and social media has been buzzing nonstop ever since pictures of the packet started spreading online. The wipes, made by a brand named Hari Darshan, come with claims like being ‘alcohol free’ and meant for ‘purifying Pooja spaces’.

For people used to picking up lavender or rose-scented wipes, this sudden jump to something religious has left everyone both shocked and amused. A quick Google search shows that these Gangajal Wet Wipes are not just a random viral product; they are actually available on sites like Amazon and BlinkIt.

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Watch The Viral Post:

I thought I had seen everything.
And then… Gangajal Wet Wipes.
Truly, India never disappoints.🙏 pic.twitter.com/RECGgeu0DH

— Sonik Sourabh (@SonikSourabh) November 28, 2025

One viral post summed up the internet’s reaction perfectly: "I thought I had seen everything. And then… Gangajal Wet Wipes. Truly, India never disappoints." The post, shared by @SonikSourabh on X, quickly grabbed attention and gathered a flood of comments from confused, amused, and frustrated netizens alike. As soon as this discovery hit social media, reactions exploded. Some people couldn’t stop laughing, while others felt uneasy, saying companies were now monetising religious sentiments.

"The Ganga hasn't been cleaned up, but its wipes have hit the market," a user wrote. "Yes, absolutely, if you need to bathe or wipe Lord Ji's photo, idol, or even Shaligram Ji. By using this wipe soaked in Ganga water, you can purify and cleanse the Lord as well. Otherwise, the individual themselves can clean their mouth with this wipe instead of sprinkling Ganga water, thereby purifying themselves. Om Namo Narayan, wonderful," a second user wrote.

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"Some MBA bro pitched it in a boardroom," wrote a third user. Another quipped, "Cleanse your bad karma in one wipe." "Marketing genius at work," added a fifth user. "From skincare to sincare, we’ve evolved," added another user.