DF DUALFERV Paper Hand Soap Sheets for Traveling, 20 Pack (400 Sheets) Mini Portable Hand Soap Sheets, Scented Disposable Soap Sheet, Colorful Camping Soap Sheets, Travel Soap Sheets for Hand Washing

I have one in my purse and gave several away to friends. Perfect to carry with you.

I purchased the 20 pack soap sheets for travel. I am already using them when I am out and about and there is not any soap. I find this happens a lot now a days. Theses soap sheets are just ok. I use 2 sheets at a time because I don't feel that 1 sheet is sufficient. This is my first attempt at using sheet soap so this could be the norm for this type product and not a brand thing.

These soap sheets are great. If you’ve ever used the Coleman ones these are pretty comparable except these have a light fragrance. Each different color is a different fragrance. The only one I don’t really care for is the pink ones which is a rose scent reminiscent of those old soaps and powders your grandmother or great grandmother used to use. It isn’t terribly strong, though, and the scent is gone in 5-10 minutes so it isn’t a big deal.The little plastic containers are really cheap quality. They can get smashed easily and aren’t particularly water resistant but that’s not a huge deal to me. I keep Goop hand soap on my work van which works exceedingly well, works with or without water and even gets tar off! However, sometimes you would just like a basic, highly portable hand soap. These fill that role.Now, in my opinion I need to use two sheets to get a really good lather. Not a problem, though, because these things are cheap and there’s a lot of sheets in each little pack. I can use them at an outdoor Spiggot for a quick hand wash or drop them in a pocket when I’m walking into a gas station or fast food joint in case their bathroom is out of soap (not terribly uncommon).These things work just fine as basic hand soap, are super portable and you get a lot of them for the price. If you really need to protect them from the elements I suggest putting the pack in a ziplock bag, though, because the containers are ultra cheap.

as a wheelchair user that’s in a wheelchair on a daily basis; this is perfect for individuals like myself that has to excuse themselves at a public restroom were usually the hand soap dispenser is against the wall next to the mirror were the individual sink is located; this product is the perfect solution to the problem; with this product i can pop this into a small tote or purse that’s with me while out and about; problem solved!

There's definitely a trick to activating the soup properly so that it doesn't just end up a glob stuck to your hand that you have to scratch off, but I haven't mastered that yet.The smell is pretty weak but I'm not a fan of it(a little metallic?). It's not offensive but my hands also don't "smell clean" after using the soap either.The container was pretty easy to open and use. Kept the moisture out.Overall, I think I prefer normal soaps found in most public bathrooms based on the smell and experience, but this comes in handy when soap isn't reliable or the soap in the bathroom is inferior.

Did you know that Japan does not provide hand soap in public restrooms? I read this prior to going, so I ordered these. The little cases fit nicely in your pocket or purse, and have 20 fine sheets. Each sheet is more than enough for a good hand washing. I filled a zip lock with so many of these little cases, I ended up sharing with a lot of the folks on my Tour bus. They all were asking where I got them from. Amazon of course.

This was a part of my "blessing bag" for homeless people. I purchased several of these sets. The quality was quit good. The quantity and price allowed me to make several dozens of those bags. The item was well packaged and it made its way to Alaska with ultra sonic speed. Highly recommend.

Seller review: Just wanted to share about my experience with the seller - went from 3 to 2 stars. Seller reached out offering me a full refund, which was very considerate. I hesitated taking it but decided to respond saying sure. Then they reached out again asking if half a refund was ok and saying that their product was easy to open, despite my review. Maybe some of them in the pack are easy to open, but not the ones I tried. I appreciate them trying to initially make things right, but then they changed their original offer as well as told me my experience with the product wasn't correct. I know their hope is I give them a better rating of the product, but I found this interaction frustrating and wanted to share it.Also, updated review after using on a multiple day camping trip - soap feels better at home, with warm water, but if you are at the campground where the water usually runs cold, it isn't pleasant to use, it clumps on in the original shape and takes a lot of effort to get off.Original review: I bought these after using up a similar product I bought from Target a year ago - they are great for camping and I love the idea of being able to give my family members their own to keep track of (we all shared one container last time). HOWEVER, I think it is going to be difficult for my kids to open these plastic containers by themselves. Compared to the one we had previously, the lid is nearly flush with the container, making it a trick and taking time to pop the top to get the soap out. I can do it, with some effort, but my younger kid will likely be unable to do this without additional help, which kind of defeats one of the reasons I bought this larger pack.