🧴 Portable Disposable Travel Hiking Hand Bath Toiletry Paper Soap Sheets (Random Color) - 6 Packs Review

I bought these items for my emergency kit and they came in handy straight away. They work well and are packaged in a large dispenser. My only recommendation is not to touch a sheet with wet hands, otherwise the remaining sheets will stick together.

I tried it once and the soap didn't dissolve. A few pieces came out and became sticky clumps that wouldn't wash off. I had to use paper towels to remove it, so glad I have them. There were no paper towels.

I ordered these for a trip to Israel. Bathrooms in Europe are sometimes questionable and not always well stocked. You were perfect! Small enough for a pocket or purse and certainly works well in a backpack. The paper turns to soap once it gets wet, so be careful not to get the wrapper wet. You can keep it in a zip bag on camping trips, camping trips or near water. The soap lathers well and doesn't seem to dry my hands out as much as other soaps, although I always use a moisturizer after…

Love it! Sturdy packaging, easy to close. The only thing I didn't like was the smell. This is a very classic soap scent. Definitely not bad, but I prefer more perfumed or floral scents.

Many of the previously available bathrooms are no longer available as some restaurants have become take away only and are closed. Public toilets can be locked etc. They come in handy as I usually carry a bottle or two of water in the car. They work well but came out a bit sticky and sticky. Training may be required to use them effectively. Let's see if I ever get to it.

I bought these at gas stations ten years ago to keep in my purse. I'm pretty sure they don't sell them anywhere now because of the hand sanitizer. However, sometimes hand disinfection does not help. For example, after using a public toilet when the soap dispensers are empty, or after a car ride when your child is nauseous in the back seat and you need to clean them up. Hand sanitizer doesn't help lol. They have no different smell than regular castile soap. One leaf creates a ton of foam with…

At first I saw some reviews and thought it would be a great way to take soap with me when there is no soap in a public toilet or when I travel. Unfortunately they don't live up to my expectations as they are thicker than expected and difficult to lather and even then aren't enough. After about a month they were stuck together in my purse and it was very difficult for me to detach and use one. When I managed to pull out one of them and put water on my palm, they stuck to it and I had to remove…

I like that it's perfect for traveling with kids as many parks and beaches near us don't have soap in the toilets as do campgrounds I visit. . I don't need to carry a container of liquid soap. However, what I don't like is that it leaves your hands with mucus and you literally put water on your hands for 5 minutes to flush the mucus away. Otherwise I like the product.