XXL Flushable Paper Toilet Seat Cover Disposable (60 Pcs) (16" x 24") In Public Restrooms, Airplane Travel Essentials Kids With An Individually Wrapped Covers Shields Us From Unsanitary…

We as a family travel a lot. Sometimes we drive or fly. We can never be positive there will be enough toilet paper to cover the toilet. We have used another brand and we came across this one. This is so much better because it covers the front of the toilet too. it is quick and easy to place onto the toilet. I recommend this product.

Works great. Convenient to carry. Large enough to cover entire front side.

A lifetime of public restrooms at truck stops, highway rest stops, & portajohns has eventually led me to dread what I would find when we had to stop when traveling. As a women, these seat covers allowed me to be less apprehensive, less OCD, about how messy or unclean the restroom might be.The covers need a slight learning curve as I accidently found they couldn’t be flushed, liquids couldn’t go through like tissue paper (not bad, but could be) & there was two little sticky tabs to hold the cover to the seat.I’ll try to be delicate w/ this review.First I found the cover needs to be more forward or liquid would get onto the cover & eventually pour off the front of the cover, to land at my feet. I fixed this by tearing 2-3” into the front of the opening so the cover would help any liquid to flow backward into the toilet.Next there are 2 (approx 1”square) sticky locations to help the cover stay where it is placed on the seat. Note where those are in relation to the opening, as you need to remove the little tab covers over the sticky spots, place on the seat & tap the sticky spots from the top of the cover to keep the cover in place.Lastly, even after those issues, there is the fact that there still might be liquid on top of the cover when done & since you need to pick up the cover to throw out, your hands will get wet. Remember the cover will NOT be pulled into the toilet or flushed.There is some kind of no tear impermeable coating on the underside of the cover.All these issues were resolved!We were traveling with dogs - I took 2 doggy waste bags in with me.So : in the stall, unfold the seat cover, tear 1 or 22-3”tears in the front of the seat cover, remove the white pieces covering the sticky spots, place over the seat, & tap over each sticky spot from the top (this step is only if you think the seat cover will move or the toilet flushes automatically), sit to pee. Wipe. Stand. Slide a doggy bag over each hand before you pick up the used seat cover. Crunch the cover into a small ball, use one of the doggie bags to turn inside out over the crushed cover as you use the other bagged hand to open the waste box usually present in stalls. Put the crumbled cover inside the waste box, then either put the 2nd doggy bag into the waste box or throw out the bag in the trash near the sink or outside.It’s really not as difficult or time consuming as it looks in writing.OCD can be debilitating, some folks just dislike public restrooms. Why or whatever makes you cringe at having to use public restrooms, even when paper covers are supplied - I Hope this helps.

it's good but I expected it to be much bigger... Overall very good

I don’t travel without it. Also keep it at work.The covers that are available free at toilets are usually pointless. They are just too small. This one is perfect in size.

These are great. They cover the front of the bowl so you don’t have to worry about your pants hitting it. It’s flushable yet has decent durability

When the product first arrived, I was pleased with the large size. It is large enough to cover an elongated toilet seat, with a little extra at the front to hang over to prevent contact with outside of the bowl. However, the first time I used one of these covers, I quickly discovered a major flaw. IT IS NOT FLUID RESISTANT. Therefore, if someone has sprinkled urine on the seat when they used the toilet, or if the toilet water splashed on the seat when the toilet flushed, the fluid from these events soaks right through these covers. Not very hygienic!Most flushable paper covers I have purchased from Amazon that ARE fluid resistant are similar consistency to thin parchment paper. However, those are designed for round bowls only, not elongated, and therefore the back part of the seat remains exposed. Other covers I have purchased that are large enough for elongated toilet seats have a plastic coating on the back and must be thrown into the trash.If these were the thin parchment-type flushable cover, just bigger, they would be ideal. Unfortunately, these missed the mark. What good is a toilet seat cover that allows the contamination to soak through?

Bigger than the ones in public toilets but at $0.15 each, the cost adds up. I found a slightly larger brand I’ll try on my next order, which are 30% less when you buy 100.