200 Pieces Compressed Towels Portable Disposable Mini Compressed Coin Tissue Toilet Paper Tablets for Travel, Camping, Hiking, Sport, Beauty Salon, Home Hand Wipes

I recently got the chance to try out the Compressed Towels Portable Disposable Mini Compressed Coin Tissue product and I must say, it is one of the most convenient and versatile items that I have ever used. The small coin-sized compressed sheets are perfect for traveling and can be kept in your pocket, purse or bag. They are lightweight and compact, making them great for on-the-go use. The towels are made of highly absorbent material, so they can easily clean up messes, spills and sweat. They are incredibly soft and feel almost like a cloth towel. The tissues also don't leave any residue on my skin or clothes when compared to traditional paper towels. I am very impressed with how well the mini compressed towels work and I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a convenient and portable way to stay clean.

These are the items once you use you wonder why you didn’t know about them sooner. We travel a lot abroad and they don’t give wash clothes so it was so important I bring my cloths with me. I love how it washes make up easily and then I just toss it. No more staining washcloths

The media could not be loaded. Amazing wipes at a fraction of the competitors’ prices!There are plenty of things I like about these towelettes. And I was surprised since they cost about 1/ third to a half of what the others I was looking at were charging. They are smaller and they are all individually packaged so you don’t have to worry about moisture getting into them and the wipes partially unwrapping before you want to use them.They also decompress very easily using only about 1 to 2 mL of water. They unfold easily and they are bigger than their competitors probably by 10 to 20% despite being smaller when they’re compressed.They have a pretty good tensile strength as you can see in the photo they easily hold up a 2 pound container of soup and I suspect you could put another pound at least on that. As it wasn’t getting even close to tearing.The structure is that a knit rather than a weave and that’s to say that in the longer direction it stretches quite a bit and it does so without breaking. Pulling along the width are you feel the tight net resisting expansion. But they’re pretty tough at least as tough as mini baby wipes I’ve used and just a soft if not softer. You can see how much it stretches in one of the pictures. So if you needed to make some improvised cordage you would want to roll it along the width, and it’s pretty strong. I was not able to pull it apart with my hands when rolled up. I did pull it to the point of it tearing along the long way where it stretches just long enough to see how it comes apart and there’s a picture of that too. This illustrates the fiber is starting to thin out but still maintaining some integrity. So as it tears it gets gradually thinner to the point where hole start to appear as it begins to look more like wispy cotton. I would imagine this would make some fantastic fire starting tinder as well.These are easily soft enough to use on delicate areas such as relieving yourself during camping. If you’re looking for something to scour then you might need something rougher but that’s not what I’m using these for. Typically in any outdoor situation there are plenty of available materials you can use for scouring when needed, sand, dirt, rough plants and leaves, fibrous grasses etc.I found my brand for compression towels, and these are it. In fact the only bad rating these towels have received at the time of this writing are not rating the towels at all but the seller. So these are about as perfect as you can get.EDIT: Holy moly, I almost set fire to my worktable! This stuff is extremely combustible. It’s easily equal to dryer lint and that’s before I’ve treated it with Vaseline or oil or wax. This means you have a great multifunctional wipe that can be used to start fires after it has outlived its usefulness as a towel. I’m going to try to see how it does when wrapped in vaseline. The video shows just the plain towel.

Easy to carry in pocket use anywhere thick good quality

These compressed towels are excellent for people who need to save space and weight. They require a light soaking to unfold and are hand washable and reuseable. I use them for hiking and camping. They do anything a person needs for wipe down, clean, or drying gear or body. They would be great for traveling with kids as well. A drop of camp soap and less than an ounce of water and you can use it for cleaning the face, feet, underarms, or other places in need of a good cleaning. The fabric holds up well and carrying them out for a good no trace left behind practice doesn’t take up any discernible room in your trash haul out bag. Each towel comes in its own package and is about the size of 4 quarters stacked when compressed. They open up to 10.5 inches by 7.0 inches but are quite thin with an open weave. They won’t absorb large amounts of liquid but work great for light cleaning.

I carry these with me on backpacking trips and they are great. I look forward to using these at the end of each day to clean up with and since it only takes a few drops of water to activate/release the towel it is a great option for light weight needs. These would be perfect for moms to keep in their purses for those unexpected moments. I will continue to use these as long as they are available.

I use these for military "camping" (putting it nicely) as well as travel and other such things. My son-in-law grabbed a handful to use during a forest fire he was fighting for a few days.Conclusion - we both LOVE them!!!!Look, they are not greatly "soft" but are soft enough ... didn't Hillary Clinton say something like that? They are reusable but in what both of us use them for there isn't really the "ability" to reuse them; I know they will hold up because I tested them with my kids and they got two "bath times" (playtime is closer to the truth) out of them before I made them surrender them.If you need a wash cloth and don't want to carry a heavier cloth version - go for it!!!

These are a must have for every college student! I bought these for my twin daughters when they started college. I knew they would not do laundry as often as they should, and wash cloths would get gross.