Disposable Toilet Seat Covers for Kids & Adults (40 Pack) - Germ Protect from Public Toilets - Waterproof, Individually-Wrapped, Plastic Lined for No Soak Thru, XL to Cover The Whole Toilet - Blue

Every once in a while, I find myself amazed and disgusted at the condition of the restroom in even some really nice, expensive restaurants. So I carry a few of these in my purse for just such occasions. From the designs on them, they were meant for children but they work just as well for me. I flush the toilet first, then put down this liner to feel confident its safe to use a toilet that is less than clean. They are not meant to be flushed, but are simple to lift off the seat and place in the little trash can used for sanitary products once finished with them.

I have 3 kids age 2,2,4 so bathroom time in public places is always..the best part of my day (insert sarcastic face). While these dont prevent my kids from yelling, flushing the toilet a million times or announcing that mom farted....they do prevent them from touching the toilet, as I tend to the other kids. Its super easy to attach to the toilet and a lot easier than trying to line the seat with toilet paper. I carry these in my purse at ALL times and have even had to use myself in an emergency moment at the park, so they are pretty big. I also like that they are individually wrapped unlike some other brands where you have to try to separate the liners with a child doing the pee-pee dance. I will be giving these out in my son goodie bag for his birthday as all parents, especially those with girls should know about these.

I love that these are waterproof and oversized. They completely cover up any public toilet seat. I dont have to worry as much about my kids touching everything or having their clothes rub up against the filthy undersides of the toilets.

I am a dad with two girls and there is many times it is just me and my girls, so I have to take them with me to the mens restroom. These thing here are a life saver. They are not just seat covers they cover pretty much the whole toilet! Which is what I needed and wanted because there legs dangle and these cover, cover that as well. No more having to place 100 pieces of toilet paper before they sit down, this thing goes down and stays there. I only bought a 5 pack before, now I am buying a 20 pack!

These are thick toilet covers! I feel safe when my child and I use a public restroom during covid times. Keep in mind this isn’t flushable so throw it away in the bin.

I bought 3 different brands at the same time to have a comparison. This is the best by far. Bigger coverage which is important so that my kids won’t touch the sides of the toilet seat. Better texture and thicker than the other brands. This is now one of my daughter’s daily needs since she started first grade and has to go to the adult toilet seats at school’s restrooms.

These toilet seat covers are a great idea for keeping toddlers hands, bottoms, and legs clean when they use public toilets. Of the seat covers that I have tried for my child, I like this design the best because it is one large piece to cover the toilet uniformly as opposed to the ones that have 3 flaps that fold over the front and sides of the toilet, allowing fidgety fingers to sometimes slip between the gaps of the flaps. I also like this design the best because it has sticky tabs to keep the seat cover in place. My only complaint is that the sticky tabs should be farther apart since they dont always reach the toilet seats with gaps in the front (which most public toilets have).

It makes life so much easier not to have to lug around the port-a -potty while out in public. These covers are large enough to cover the front and sides of the seat where children place their hands to hold the seat and where feet dangle. It even drapes along the inside of the rim of the seat to ensure full coverage. They have one side thats plastic and water resistant. In case I do bring along our foldable potty, I can just place a cover on a public toilet and put the seat on top of it so it stays clean. Obviously anyone can use these while out in public. Theyre wrapped in individual packets about the width of a credit card and about 1.5x longer. UPDATE: Its been over a year since I ordered these and Im back for more. I did a brief overview of the different brands and realized there was absolutely nothing wrong with these ones I had purchased before. If it aint broke…. These were large enough to drape along the inside of the rim, they had tape, the had a plastic side, cute neutral design theyre even priced mid-range, if not cheaper than most. Theyre absolutely perfect. We are expats living in a 3rd world country who also fly a lot. When we go out in public, there are usually no toilet paper or sometimes even toilet seats, just the rim of the western toilet for my pre-schooler to sit on. I try to always pack my diaper bags with 2 of these covers, a pack of travel tissue, a pack of wet wipes, and a roll of Arm and Hammer baggies to toss it all away in if there is no garbage pail in the stall. These covers have two small plastic tabs on the underside that adhere to the seat. I usually am able to remove the cover from the package, unfold with one hand, then easily remove the tabs and stick it to the seat fairly quickly. I must then strategically sit my child from above so as not to move the cover out of place, exposing the wet or otherwise disgusting seat (seats and floors here are soaking wet many times, as toilet paper is not used, rather a hose with water to wash). The fact that I came looking to find a better seat cover and reverting back to these is a testament to how well they work for me and the convenience they provide. Also, the individual packaging helps them to stay folded and neat when placed in different bags and pockets.

My son for some reason will lay across the potty. These are soft the adhesive keeps them in place and cover enough so I don’t freak on public toilets anymore!! Love them.

We carry these everywhere! They cover the whole toilet side and front so that the little ones pants and hands aren’t holding onto a public toilet! I don’t use the stickers...I just tick part of it under the seat and it works great!