Liquid Death and Goodwipes Extended Product Availability

The companies have kept their collaborative sCREAM Soda flushable wipes on shelves at Walmart through early 2027.

Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Home Cleaning

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Liquid Death and goodwipes have extended the retail availability of their co-branded sCREAM Soda scented flushable wipes at Walmart stores through January 2027. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Liquid Death and goodwipes have announced the continued retail availability of their sCREAM Soda scented flushable wipes through January 2027. The collaboration, which features wipes formulated with Mountain Water, aloe, and vitamin E, is currently stocked at 4,000 Walmart locations across the country.

Why it matters

The companies developed this product to challenge conventional restroom routines, aiming to shift personal care from a purely functional task to an engaging household experience. This extension ensures the product remains a consistent inventory item for families shopping at Walmart for the next several months.

The sCREAM Soda wipes are currently available at 4,000 Walmart stores nationwide, following a launch that generated 500 pieces of user-generated content. A limited-edition merchandise box sold out on walmart.com in under 30 days during the initial release period.

The players

Liquid Death

A beverage brand known for its unconventional marketing and canned water products that has expanded into lifestyle merchandise.

goodwipes

A personal care manufacturer specializing in flushable wipes and bathroom hygiene products.

Walmart

A major national big-box retailer serving as the primary distribution channel for the product line.

The details

The collaboration involved reformulating the signature goodwipes product to incorporate Liquid Death Mountain Water, vitamin E, and a sCREAM Soda fragrance. To promote the line, the companies produced video advertisements that parody classic skincare marketing by utilizing slow-motion beauty imagery and a dramatic, straight-faced voiceover.

Timeline

  1. August 2026: The product initially launched at 4,000 Walmart locations.

  2. October 2026: A second phase of the video advertising campaign was released.

  3. January 2027: The exclusivity period for the product at Walmart concludes.

The Home Front

This collaboration reflects a broader market shift where lifestyle brands are increasingly entering the household consumable space to compete with legacy cleaning products. It marks a departure from traditional utility-focused marketing by emphasizing brand experience in everyday personal care.

If you are interested in this product, you can continue to find it at local Walmart stores through the end of the year. Consider checking the hygiene aisle during your next routine shopping trip if you are looking to restock or test the product.

The takeaway

The expansion of this product line shows how brands are using social media engagement to drive and maintain shelf space for unconventional items. Keep an eye on local inventory in January 2027, when the current Walmart exclusivity window expires.

Further reading

For more on keeping your bathroom supplies organized and stocked, visit Home Cleaning.

Source note: This article includes information reported by B&T.

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