100pcs Portable Mini Rayon Disposable Compressed Towel Camping Wipe Coin Tissue Toliet Paper Towel for Travel/Home/Outdoor Activities

I took these towels with me on trips to Africa, Central and South America where wash cloths are usually not provided to travelers. In some areas, water is scarce, so showering may not always be possible. These towels are great for quick wash ups, showering and on the road where water may not be available. If our hiking or sigt-seeing all day, you can carry bottled water, pour it on your cloth and get a quick hand or face washing without using much water at all. They are sturdy given the size and weight of them and can be reused, if necessary. They take up very little room since they are compressed into tiny little tablets. Best of all, they are disposable so you don't have to pack up a wet wash cloth that might get germy or get the other things wet in your suitcase. I now consider these towels a travel necessity.

These are really compact. They're about the size of a small wrapped hard candy. You can keep some of them in your car, purse, pocket, and so on for when you need a wet towel. You have to add water for them to expand. Ingenious,

This is a pretty nifty product. Throw a few “tablets” in your purse, backpack even your pocket for those sticky moments when a sink isn’t available. Most people have water at the ready so this is perfect.

My friends and family think these are cool. They are comparable to a good quality disposable washcloth that you can get a couple of uses out of. They are small and portable.

Love these damn things. I bring them camping and after making the morning cup of coffee, use the excess hot water for hot towels all around. Ahhh. These are great, hot water or not. The first bunch I bought were not wrapped individually -- definitely a must, so you can carry one in your wallet or in your purse. Stash them in a drawer...you will use them. They are sturdy and even can be used repeatedly since they are rayon. Don't swallow one though...

I actually really like these little towels. I put them in my first aid bag, my car, as well as in my camping pack. I went camping with my boyfriend and we got really hot. I took some ice from the cooler, dropped some water on these, and wrapped the ice inside to create a little ice bag. It was glorious. It also doesn't take much water to be able to re-hydrate them. That is really good considering if you're camping, you may have limited water.

I have mixed feelings about this product. While I love that I can just throw a couple in my bag and use them quickly and effortlessly, I found that the material was MUCH thinner than I expected. They tear and "bunch up" while using easily. I thought the thickness would be comparable to hospital grade disposable washcloths. It is not. Great concept but I find it doesn't really function well. At the end of my shower, I felt that I was using a paper towel.

Nice clean up towel but a very open weave, think of cheesecloth but tighter. What you clean probably will get on your hands, so limited sanitary use. But that same open texture is probably why it is such a good hand and face towellette.