Coin Tissues | 100 Pack with 2 Carrying Cases | Toilet Paper Tablets | Compressed Towels | Expandable Wipes | Soft & Odor Free

I am extremely impressed with these little towels. They are really strong considering their size. They open up to the size of a washcloth and are reusable. Super handy for when you don't have a lot of room, like on my motorcycle. I'm glad I found these!

I took the Portawipes Coin Tissues (100 Pack) on both a backpacking trip and a camping weekend—and they were seriously a lifesaver. These little compressed towels barely take up any space, which is perfect when you’re packing light. All you need is a few drops of water and they expand into a surprisingly large and sturdy wipe.I used them for everything—cleaning my hands, wiping down gear, and even for a quick face wash after a long day on the trail. They’re fragrance-free and gentle on the skin, which I appreciated after sweating under the sun all day. No irritation at all.What really impressed me was how durable they are. Unlike some wipes that tear easily, these held up well even when soaked. And since they’re biodegradable, I didn’t feel guilty using them out in nature.Whether you’re deep in the woods or just at a campsite, these are a must-have. I’ll definitely be keeping some in my hiking bag and emergency kit going forward.

These are amazing! I wet one down to try it and they're exactly what I was hoping they'd be. They're compact for travel and everyday carry, there's no smell whatsoever, they are gentle but effective for moderate scrubbing, I price is right, and they're so easy to use. Flushable, septic safe, biodegradable, somewhat reusable, gentle, tough, large size, the list goes on. I can carry 10 in one of those bottles and it's compact that it can be tucked anywhere. And they weigh nothing. I'll be able to use these anywhere anytime because I always keep a little water bottle with me. We can keep a tube in the car for emergencies. My dad is also a really big guy, he uses paper towels instead of regular toilet paper. These will be perfect for him.

I originally purchased these so I could have an odorless , aloe free wet napkin anywhere, but now they’re a must for traveling too. In a lot of foreign countries, it’s difficult to find paper towel or some way to wipe your hands. . I always make sure I always have these.I apply about 2-3 drops of water to each side of the “coin”, more water if I’ve eaten sticky foods, and very quickly I have a great wet napkin. There’s no smell to these, so you’re not left smelling that nasty smell of those other wet naps that restaurants give you. Very good quality wipe and great value.

These things are great for families with their sticky little monsters. Drop a little water in this and you can mostly wash the sludge that collects on those things. Make sure you get it back. They're probably not great to eat, but mine love em.They are surprisingly tough (the napkins), and large enough you can usually get one hand and the non-bitey parts of a face, at least. My children have really big hands, so take that into account. They are also supernaturally fast, so I'm never quite sure which parts I wiped.Get a little ziplock, or toss a few into your bag and catch accidental spills. They really are great.Gotta run, need to use some more of these..

I liked the idea of making the switch to disposable face towels for my skincare routine (you know the ones), but they're so expensive! Even the cheaper off brand ones will take up a lot of countertop space, and then there are the environment concerns. These portable towels check all my boxes, they're soft, inexpensive, biodegradable, and they don't take up any space. As you can see I was able to fit all 100 of them in a mason jar which will help prevent contamination. I like that i can load some up into one of the plastic tubes for trips

Four tubes. I wondered how long four tubes would last.In a month long car camping trip we used less than half of one tube. I put one tube in my pocket. One tube in the kitchen kit that holds the folding 5 gallon bucket that a serves as a dish washing pan. I put the other two in a box of extra supplies.On the first night on the road I walked to a bath house and used the first tablet to wash my face and body. I washed it up and squeezed it out. I clipped it to my belt. I hung it up to dry in the tent. I ended up alternating between two tabs for the rest of the trip. They so thoroughly release water I could put one just used into a pocket until I could hang it to dry. I used only two tabs for dish wash clothes. They get surprisingly clean with a couple of drops of camping soap. I used four tablets during the entire trip.I still am using them at home. I remain impressed. At home I took one of the dry ones from the kitchen kit and burned it in a ceramic pot in an experiment to see if they can be used as kindling to start a fire. Sparking a fero rod did ignite it and it burned leaving a tiny bit of ash.I can confidently recommend these! I think they are a good value even if they are not used as much as I have used these.

Small enough to throw in a purse or diaper bag, add a little water and it’s great for cleaning little hands and faces.