Review on 🧻 WYSI Multipurpose Expandable Wipes - 100 Compressed Tablets and Travel Tube - Just add water by Tammy Sims

It all depends on personal needs and preferences. These wipes (both brands) are mainly for those times when there is nothing else to wipe. And great convenience and worth the price if you find yourself in that situation. Please read the descriptions and other positive reviews for the basics and balance of what these towels are and aren't. I assume that you too will use them seldom, if ever, and not every day, simply because I don't see why anyone would want to. Here are the differences (based on my Revain purchase): Wysi wipes cost 0.1195 cents each, which is 12 cents. EZ towels cost 0.175 cents which is 18 cents each, same rounding gives 12 cents versus 18 cents. EZ towels cost 6 cents more each. Both tablets have the same diameter. But Wysi wipes are shorter, compressed tablets, allowing you to take more space with you than others. The EZ towel is about a penny higher. But after wetting, decompressing, and carefully spreading each towel out to avoid stretching or cheating, the EZ Towel is just as wide, about an inch longer, and looks and feels twice as thick as the Wysi. Both work. In both cases it is better to use leaves and twigs or sacrifice a sock. You will not be happy if you try to wash your car or windows with it. I think you could make it through the shower quickly if you don't rub hard. Ket word here are both all kinds of biodegradable. More than paper towels. There is nothing wrong with Wysi Wipes (thank goodness because after testing and playing I have 95 left). Both are stronger than regular toilet paper (aka toilet paper) and neither is as durable as non-biodegradable earth, which destroys everyday "wet wipes". Both, even if it takes more than one to <ahem> get the job done, should get the job done and I'd stack them before using them. In the car or office drawer, at the amusement park or at a picnic to wipe your hands or face or dirty sticky kids, Wysi wipes will and will do just fine. I'm not throwing away 95 just because of the small difference between brands. But for a whopping 6 cents more for EVERYONE, I grab EZ wipes for emergency kits, bug bags and hiding places in vehicles. Since I have both, Wysi cloths will probably lie next to them. Since I NEED to use them less than ever, I only used 1-2 more Wysi wipes. This is the concept of both elements. An emergency item, even if it's just a minor emergency. I have had to imitate a bear in the woods many times and would be very happy to choose one of them.