Review on Biodegradable Wet Wipes For Post Workout, Camping & More | 32 Count By Surviveware by Jose Cox

I just got back from a backpacking trip in the Sierra Nevada where Leave No Trace applies. I was also humping 35 lbs wet so I needed to make sure I was limiting weight but maximizing convenience. Couple of points for you:1) They're very compact and very lightweight. Because these are basically little skittles they won't take up space and they'll fit in tiny spaces. Drop them in a plastic zipper bag and go.2) The material is very durable and stretches and its soft and absorbent.3) The handy little tubes it comes with are great for dropping 10 or so in your pocket, in case you need to hop into the forest for a little maintenance or when you're cooking in the backcountry and need to work.4) It takes a few drops to get it to come apart and allow you to open it, but I often used a palm full of water to have a "moist" towel to use. You can do a few drops but I found a little more was better.5) Not scented at all, not soaped, very clean. Can easily add soap and clean with it if needed. Was even convenient to "bathe" with.6) Biodegradable. oh my gosh, can't even tell you how awesome this is. Leaving out the details.Highly recommended for your kit. I was handing these out to my fellow backpackers and they loved 'em. Compared to carrying a pack of pre-moistened wipes, these are far more compact and light. The only feature not included would be it is unsoaped but in my mind it makes these more flexible. All I needed was a few drops of castile to be able to use it as a soaped wipe.