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The Poor Student: If you're traveling and want to have some towels but don't have a lot of space, these are pretty handy for using when you're at the airport and need to wash your face or hands. Just add a few drops of water and the towel unravels. Cool product!

Canada on Aug 28, 2020

J’aime ou Pas : Ultra compact !!!!! Size of a nickel..... really usefull for many use like no paper and need a #2 with no paper in stock. Just add water and do your thing.... Quick expand and biodégradable. I recomand this product for all fisherman and for wild camping.

Canada on Aug 25, 2018

Telserv: These towels are shipped as a rather large pill, 2 x 1 cm. Open the package, add a small amount of water, and wait a few seconds. They will then pop open, so you can unfold them. If you are eating street food, or having a picnic, these are ideal.

Canada on Aug 06, 2018

Tommy: Have been looking for these for quite some time now. Excellent for outdoors people or even to keep in an emergency kit. Its like the size of a mentos mint. All are wrapped individually. Put it in water for 2 seconds and it will expand. Them you just pull it apart.

Canada on Apr 19, 2018

VPVP: It's a great product but the price is too high for 12 of them. It's better value to buy 100 of them, as they are about $15. You can get 100-packs on right here on Amazon so if you need more than 12, don't buy multiple of these, just buy a 100-pack.

Canada on Apr 16, 2018

Bruce: These things are great for bug out bags. Bought this batch to give as stocking stuffers for Christmas (we shop early). They're not all that durable but they do work, take up very little space, and hardly weigh anything. Space and weight are at a premium when you're loading a backpack.

United States on Nov 01, 2017

Nancy: I think the towels are great. They take up hardly any space when I pack. The only reason I gave a 4 instead a 5, they were slightly smaller the ones I had. I use them for wash cloths in hotels, in some countries that don't provide them. Also for that extra towel to dry hair, that never seems to be there. Great for camping and all outdoor activites . I have to say a great word for the seller. I received the wrong order, and when I notified the seller, I received the correct order in less then 48 hours.

United States on Aug 29, 2015

TeaRose: I got these for a mission trip to Honduras because we could only bring a backpack with us to carry all our essentials. These definitely came in handy! When they are soaked in water and expand, they are kind of like thick and strong paper towels but really do the trick for just one thorough body wash if you prefer to use a washcloth when bathing like I do. I wouldn't reuse them again after one good use like that but they were great because they were so small and compact and took up almost no room in my backpack. They were tough enough to handle working on dirty/muddy feet but were definitely not in good enough condition to reuse after that.

United States on Jun 26, 2014

J. Facey: The extremely tiny, mint-sized disk expands to a 9"x10" disposable cloth. The cloth is very thin, soft, holds a good amount of water, and has a weave similar to a Handiwipe. I will use these in my emergency/first aid kits, car trip supplies, make-up bag, etc. This product is a must have for traveling and anytime a paper towel is not sufficient. They can be reused but for most people it's a one time use item. I will definitely order more. I did write "wash cloth" on each package because they look like mints. I will use these as an upgrade to a paper towel. If you are expecting a bath wash cloth or hand towel this is not the right product. I'm ordering more for my daughter's car and make-up bag.

United States on Feb 13, 2014

ROBERTO: Until I "CAME" to AMAZON, I was purchasing "THESE" at another site;
until a situation where the credit I was due, wasn't returned.
So NOW I try to purchase ALL I can from AMAZONE...NO STRESS AT ALL.
NOT everything is PERFECT... but then who and what is.
Thank You,
ROBERTO CARABALLO

United States on Aug 30, 2013