The phrase 'wipe your hands' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to instruct someone to clean or dry their hands, for example: "Please remember to wipe your hands after washing them."
You can't put your head in the sand, you can't wipe your hands of this".
THURSDAY'S PUZZLE — We've got a sweet, CANDY COATED puzzle today, so please make sure you have a napkin or something to wipe your hands on.
Think of towel dispensers when they have broken and there is nothing to wipe your hands on except already-used badly soiled towels," and she is harrowing on the measly bathos of grief: "Where grief couldn't provoke me to tears, cat pee on [Ray's death certificate] does".
And after the last dance, you say goodbye to your guests, and you wipe your hands clean.
Or try this trick: Pull on a pair of rubber gloves, dampen them slightly, and wipe your hands across the furniture to lift up the cat hair.
This is an apron that allows a hand towel to be attached to it via a zipper so that you can wipe your hands off as regularly as you want to, while keeping the mess off your clothes.
Keep a damp paper towel handy to wipe your hand on.
Do not wipe your hand on your pants or put your hand in your pockets after the handshake.
The marker needs a little while to dry before you wipe your hand over it, or it will smudge.
If the sock becomes filled with debris and is no longer working as well, head to the trash and wipe your hand over the bottom to remove abundant hair or debris.
After wiping your hands with it, fold it and place it back in its container (usually a little basket or tray).
