Kalencom Potette Plus Potty Seat Liners with Magic Disappearing Ink, 30 Count

We used these for our older daughter keeping the potette potty it the car at all times and now use them for our younger daughter. Its very easy to use and holds quite a lot, you can always add absorbency with some paper towels or a diaper. We had a family camping trip with lots of rain and mosquitos so even the adults used these bags to avoid trips in the middle of the night!

We use these just about every day since we are potty training. They stay in place and the absorbent liner holds the amount of 1 average pee. We’ve even used the bags for several “go’s” before tossing it & the bags held up. They’re easy to travel with & tie up nicely to throw away.

Too small for oxo 2-in-1 go potty. The bag just cannot fit.

I love these liners for the portable potty. Granted, they are made just for them. :) They are a perfect fit and the pre-loaded absorbent liner is awesome. I have seen that others say these are too expensive and they use grocery bags and some other things thrown in for absorbency with the Potette potty, but I love the convenience and ease of using these. Only one liner to mess with so I dont have to also carry around 2 other things in order to use the potty. (Although the grocery bag and something thrown in for absorbency is a great back-up plan should I ever find myself without a liner and an emergency potty situation!)

These bags along with the travel potty are the perfect solution for car trips when you don’t want to do more than pullover rather than drive around looking for an acceptable bathroom for your toddler. We all know time is short when your kid starts screaming that they need to go potty. I love that there is an absorbent pad at the bottom. We just tie up the bag and dispose of it like a doggie bag.

It solves nearly every potty training problem you can imagine. Its wonderfully portable and the liners are (now) biodegradable. They are a tad on the expensive side, but Ive found them to be worth it. Other types of bag solutions (grocery bag with pantiliner or wad of paper towels etc.) will work in a pinch, but nothing beats these for convenience and quickness and reliability (many plastic grocery bags will often have unseen holes). I saw someone say that the perfumey-smell (of the absorbent pad) was so strong it gave her a headache but I honestly never knew they were fragranced until I read that. I put it right up to my nose and got only the barest whiff. So...dont know about that... Definitely go for the bulk pack though. We dont go through many just during the normal course of life, but on vacation recently, we went through a dozen.

Totally worth the $$ for these bags. Beats bringing my kids to a public rest room. And I layer them in the potty and then just remove and dispose when needed. Mine kids are 4 and 6, I started using them 4 years ago. I think I’ll be able to use them at least another year! Never once had a leak

I keep these bags in the car, stroller, and purse. It was a life saver for the times my little one needs to go but there is no restroom near by. We also used these during camping trips to avoid taking kids to the restrooms during covid closures.

This is such a life saver for a potty chair/liners. My little one was very afraid of public bathrooms because the flush is so loud and the toilets look so different than our home one. The Potette Plus with liners was great! I keep it in the car for emergencies and can store it in my purse in a bag! Once I was able to get little one into a public bathroom we continued to use the Potette Plus as a potty chair until she became more used to the toilets. She is now fine with going where ever we are and I just keep the pottychair in the car for real emergencies. We were able to avoid accidents in public and tantrums over the big toilets. It made life so much easier. Since they are biodegradable it makes me feel ok about using a liner potty chair while away from home.

Since this brand was well known and trusted, I am a little disappointed. I purchased this Potette Plus Potty Seat Liners with Magic Disappearing Ink, and the magic Ink stuck to my childs bottom. We could not get it off with wipes (water based). My child accidentally got it and sat on the liner. We washed with soap 4-5 times in bath; however, it was hard to remove from skin. I prefer safer product for skill since they are sitting on it. I would choose to leak than having chemical on skin. I am sending them back. I am just curious what types of ink ink and chemical used the liner...