Paper Soap Sheets for Hand Washing - 300 Variety Travel Soap Sheets

Working in environments where no amount of hand sanitizer gets the ick off, these paper soaps have become gold. They’re basically currency because of how useful they are. If I can grab a bottle of water, I can wash my hands anywhere after dealing with something gross.One sheet gives a good amount of foam, but for full satisfaction I use two. I wet my hands, place 1–2 sheets, rub until it turns into a full lather, then rinse. The scent is clean and distinct, and even the pocket I store them in smells fresh.They’re convenient, reliable, and honestly a lifesaver. The price is a bit steep, but I’m willing to pay it for the convenience and the guaranteed clean feeling. I’m glad I found these.

I work construction so I bought these to use on the job site. No soap around generally. I use one before lunch and one before going home. There's enough for a good lather.

Dissolves easy and smells great.

The antibacterial paper soap comes in a cute little package that’s easy to carry. The pocket-style folds make opening and closing simple, and the directions are clear.Right away, there’s a strong, almost intoxicating soapy smell from the package. The sheets themselves are very thin with a papery feel, so it’s easy to accidentally grab two or three at once without noticing.Once in contact with water, the sheets dissolve immediately and lather up really well. My hands were left with a faint lavender scent; clean, fresh, and without any waxy residue. It actually feels like washing with real soap, which I appreciate, because other portable products I’ve tried ended up feeling more like lotion than an actual cleanser.Overall, this is a great on-the-go product for times when soap isn’t available. I originally bought it for my work commute, but I can also see it being useful for camping, road trips, or any situation where soap might not be on hand.

Easy and clean to use. Convenient for road trips or just going out when the public bathrooms are out of soap.