2PCS Pee Cloth Silver Infused for Women Hiking, Pee Rag for Female Peeing Outdoor,Camping Reusable Toilet Paper,Hygienic Urination Solution for Travel

These are perfect for a camping trip. Easy to use. Soft enough for sensitive areas. Love the way they fold to stay clean and then have an attachment to hang on my backpack. Loved the prints. They dry very quick and are easy to wash in a creek/river.

These are awesome. Clipped it to my pack while backpacking and washed it in the river once we arrived. Love that they’re reusable and I cut way down on toilet paper. I’m ordering more to give as gifts to my outdoorsy friends.

TP replacement for hiking. That's the target consumer. Note- if you are using these for home use it will take longer to dry. They are meant to be hanging from your back pack flopping in the open air between uses. On a typical lovely hiking day it would dry fairly quickly. In your bathroom, with limited air flow it will likely take longer to dry. I'd suggest a total of 4 for home use. 2 per day to alternate wash out used ones in the evening and hang to dry over night and next day.I got these as I thought I had lost my kula cloth (original silver infused pee cloth that cost me 20.00!) I liked it enough that I wanted to replace it, but not for 20.00.PRO- the silver infused antibacterial fabric looks very similar. See photos.PRO- the elastic bit on the back of the Alytree brand is a plus. It makes for easier holding during patting dry.PRO- the Alytree brand has a bigger/ longer strap. This could be a pro or con depending on your needs.PRO- the waterproof backing fabric is cute.PRO- The number of snaps is awesome and offers several options for hanging to dry.CON- the serged edge where it starts/ stops is sloppily done. But the price point is a balance here.CON- the strap does in fact say "P*SS OFF" this is another that may be a pro/Con depending on your likes.CON- Kinda... the Alytree brand is a smidgen bigger than the Kula cloth. I was actually thinking both could be a bit smaller.Over all I would highly recommend these silver infused pee cloths.

I hate seeing toilet paper and wet naps left behind when I’m hiking. This works great and it doesn’t smell at all, even folded up and tossed in my day pack. A friend who came on the trip with me didn’t think to bring one and was just drip drying. I gave the extra one to them to use and keep, and they love it!

Ever been in a public bathroom with no tp? Never again will I have that problem. I keep this in my purse in a plastic zip lock bag just in case I need it.

I want to preface this review by saying that I do not have the name brand Kula cloth and this is my first time using a pee cloth/rag so I don't have a lot of experience to go from.On surface level, the pattern is nice and is a satiny material. The side you use is all black and is soft enough for use. The snaps are good and I like the strap to put your hand through while using (something the name brand does not have.) he hanging loop seems securely attached, not that you're going to be swinging it around with force.I tested this in my home bathroom after using my pStyle FUD to use the toilet as this is how I would use it "in the wild". It worked decently well to absorb the pee drops but I don't think I buy the claims of non-smell. With one use, it picked up my body odor from my crotch. I can only imagine what it would smell like when I'm sweaty from hiking on a hot day. Hopefully you're at the back of the pack if you're in a group and plan to hang this on your pack to dry/air out. I washed mine in the sink after use and as others have mentioned, when soaked it takes a long time to dry, so it's a good thing you get two. This would allow you to use one for the day, wash at night and let it dry all day while you use the other one. Obviously, drying time is going to vary based on your climate. My other annoyance is the the hanging loop seems to be a little too big. It flops around too much when trying to use the cloth and gets in the way. The hanging loop is sewn to one of the corners that corresponds with the end of the hand strap on the back. If it were sewn to a corner that's perpendicular to the hand strap, it wouldn't be as big of an issue. I may take some time and rip out the seams and re-sew the hanging loop in a different place. The hand strap would be unnecessary if they had reversed the snaps on the hanging loop so that the end could be folded over the back of the cloth to snap on the other side and become the hand strap. This would also solve the issue of the hanging loop getting in the way. So I took a few stars off for those issues.If you're new to pee cloths like I was before some research there are some things that you NEED to know:1) This is for #1 ONLY. Do not use this for #2 jobs or you're going to be really sorry.2) Do not use this to clean up "Aunt Flo" unless you use an "insertion method" like a cup or tampon. It's not really absorbent enough for thicker fluids if you use pads.3) PAT dry, don't wipe.Other tips:- This cloth will work best if you use a female urinary device (FUD) which allows you to "scrape" off some excess drops.- Ladies that go au natural down below will have a harder time than those with a tamed jungle. Longer hairs just collect more pee drops so maybe trim up a little if you're planning to be out for several days.All-in-all, I'm happy with the product and am looking forward to taking this canoeing and camping next summer. It will fit nicely in the wet bag that my FUD is stored in. There is a cost advantage to this product since you get two pee cloths for about half the price of one name brand pee cloth but we'll see how long it lasts in the field.

Gave these to my girlfriend to try out when we're hiking or backpacking. She reports that they do their job well. She likes that these are an option as an alternative to packing and wasting TP. So, she's happy and I'm happy. Now, we're ready for the Appalachian Trail! OK, not quite yet, but someday!

I like these little pee clothes. They are handy for outdoor day trips where you might not have easy access to paper products, or where disposal of those products would be tricky. They aren't the softest, but they do their job well. I like that they have a snap for easier portability and sanitary reasons. I carry mine in a sealed wet/dry bag and it works well. It's also nice to have if you find yourself in a situation where the bathroom stall you're in has no toilet paper. It washes easily and dries fairly quickly. I like that it comes with two so you can have one on hand while the other is being cleaned. It's a great, sustainable option and it seems like it should hold up well. It cleans nicely and I haven't noticed any lingering odors. I've never tried anything like this type of product before, but so far I'm happy with it.