100 PCS Canned Compressed Face Towels,Compressed towels for travel,Disposable Napkins Mini Magic Coin Tissues Portable for Camping Home,Beauty Travel,Sports Outdoor.(9x10in)

good relation between price & quality.

I love the fact you can put a few in your purse or pocket. In case you are out and about, there is no Paper Towls are tolet paper.

These compressed towels are really a great idea. They're about the size of a nickel, and are so much more convenient to carry with you than a canister of wipes, or even a pack of wipes whose lid may or may not keep them from drying out. I put a few in my purse in a small snack size baggie. When needed, I pull one out and dump some water on it. It expands into a decent sized cloth. The material is soft and non abrasive. These would be great to have for a bbq, a picnic, or a sporting event. Just stick a few in your pocket, and not worry about having to carry a pack of wipes with you. At the current price, they're $0.11 each, and well worth it.

Take to the beach , work. Just add water

How cool are these little things?! I'm definitely using them on my camper and they come in handy for multiple uses! Wiping hands or counter tops, cleaning makeup off my face or my makeup brushes, wiping dog paws off... the list goes on and on. What's super cool is that these take up so much less room than a pack or wipes, and room is precious on the camper! It also is fun to watch them expand when you toss them into the water. It reminds me of those old dinosaur toys from the 80's. A fun and handy product!

The compact compressed towels work out nicely for outdoor activities and travel. It doesn't take much water for each towel to expand. So far I've found them handy for my bicycle adventure breaks. It's nice to moisten one up and rub it all over my face and neck to wipe off any dust. The towels also come in handy at those public bathrooms that just don't ever seem to have any hand towels available. The texture is soft and durable enough for one or two uses. The material does rip a little if pulled apart. Each compressed towel coin expands to about 8.5 inches by 7.25 inches and comes in at a weight of 1.7 to 2.0 grams. The package didn't come with any type of container to hold the cotton tablets. Luckily, I already had an EDC waterproof container that fits fourteen cotton tablets to keep them dry and ready for use out at the campground. Overall, I feel these compressed cotton towels come in handy for outdoor activities and don't take up much space or weight.

I like these Canned Compressed Towels. They came in a neat little clear, lidded jar that was taped shut around the top on arrival. There are 100 compressed disk towels that turn into thin, soft cloths when dampened with water. The cloths are pretty tough and take a good bit of force to tear apart, so are stronger than a regular paper towel, but still soft enough to use on my face. These are convenient to drop in my purse in a baggy to hold onto for emergencies, and I don't have to worry about them drying out like wipes, since they're already dry. These also make for an easy and fun craft for kids. I just let them use markers to color their own designs on the disks (much like tie-dye), then let them jump in the bath with them and see what their art creation looks like when it unfolds and use them to get clean too. At the current $7.99 they are only $.07 each.

These are very nice and compact come in handy in various occasions, such as going out camping, hunting, keeping the car or even a baby diaper bag. All you need is a little bit of water and this will expand out into a nice handy usable cloth to clean up with. I actually put a stash of these with my hunting gear, my camping gear in my car and to keep them dry and contained. I put them in old pill bottles. These are very nice to have on hand. That’s one of them things you didn’t know you needed until you needed one