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Lisa Rinna's Blinged-Out Clorox Wipes Is Her "Greatest Possession" Amid COVID-19
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member's disinfectant pack has one of her iconic mottos written across the top.
Amid the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, Lisa Rinna is thankful to have her hands on a recently hard-to-come-by item: Clorox wipes.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member shared a video of the cleaning product to Instagram, stating in a caption that the disinfectant wipes are her "greatest possession right now." In true Lisa fashion, the pack that she showed off was blinged out with what appears to be blue and white rhinestones with her motto, "I own it," written across the top.
Amid the global health crisis, Lisa has been encouraging her followers to practice safe hygiene and self-isolation. In a March 13 Instagram post, she wrote: "Stay Home. Stay Safe. Wash your hands. Don’t touch your face," adding the hashtag, "It's all cancelled."
While Lisa is able to disinfect her home with the wipes, other Bravolebrities haven't been quite so lucky in finding similar household essentials. Lisa's RHOBH castmate Kyle Richards documented her struggle during an outing to CVS, where she was shocked to find that "all of the Lysol and Lysol wipes are gone." The Real Housewives of Orange County's Braunwyn Windham-Burke, meanwhile, was stunned by the lack of hand sanitizer available during her own recent outing. During a trip to a local grocery store, The Real Housewives of New Jersey cast member Teresa Giudice shared a video while she was in search of paper goods, only to find empty shelves with the exception of a few packages of paper towels and some tissues.
Vanderpump Rules star Jax Taylor, however, has had better luck in finding the essentials. While explaining that the home he shares with wife Brittany Cartwright is "basically a costco/compound" due to their bulk buys, he offered advice to a follower who was having trouble locating toilet paper. "Go to remote areas and hit up the grocerie [sic] stores, that's what I did," he explained on Twitter. "Was a bit of a drive but I got everything I needed."
