Combat Wipes Dry Out 100% Bio-Degradable Outdoor Body Size Disposable Towels, 3 Count

Very useful, very absorbent. Even made it through the washing machine and dryer. Works as a great body towel for travel. Works great in the hotels. Dislike nothing about this towel. One of my favorite and best purchase. Thanks much

Some friends and I used these for a weeklong camping trip and had no real problems with them. Held up to multiple uses. Drugs easily (both you and itself). Good size but could be a little larger. Came in a lot handier than we expected. Would definitely buy again.

Good for long breaks between shower for disabled.

Worked as well as I could imagine. Used on camping trip.

Perfect for camping, lightweight, drys well. Used it for a 4 day trip on a primitive hunting trip. Didn’t want to have to try to wash a towel after.

Just because you can bury them in the soil and they will degrade? C'mon! I have several large packs of body wipes that smell like baby powder and if I'm out and cannot get to a shower but want to feel clean, I'll break out one or two of these body wipes and when I'm done, pack them in a zip lock bag and bring them back with me. I am pretty sure they would also degrade if buried in the soil, but I'd rather just not leave anything behind. My pack of body wipes cost around $4 and has, oh, maybe 50 in the pack. That's a reasonable price point! I would not buy these again unless they lower the price substantially.

I was very interested in what these were actually made of but couldn’t find that information on Amazon or on the manufacturer’s website. When they arrived, II got my answer, more or less. These are 100% viscose, which is modified cellulose. Viscose has numerous uses, including disposable wipes, so it’s use as a disposable towel makes sense.But that’s JustMe.

These towels are huge! Each one is the size of a bath towel. I actually cut each into three smaller towels. This way you can use them for simply drying your hands, etc. They are STRONG and remind me of those blue disposable shop towels, only fluffier. They can scrub and absorb water well. We always have a campfire so when they're dirty or the weekend is over, in the fire they go.