PottyCover, Disposable Toilet seat Covers. (6 Pack)

This product is perfect for potty training and for little ones who are trained !!! I had to have my 3 yr old use a porta John after being newly trained ! I was afraid of what was in there and how she was going to balance and not get gross !!! Well these were perfect!!!!! They were huge and fit the whole top of the seat and the edges for a few inches, and draped in front to hang long and protect her legs ! It was the best ! She didn’t touch anything and made the porta john process so much less gross with the seat cover ! When she was done went right into the John! I would recommend this for anyone with a little one and any adult who knows they have to use a porta John and want to be protected ! Also public restrooms they fit over the whole toilet and are great ! But it saved me at her big sisters HS football game when all I had was a Porta John!!!

I bought PottyCover right after I potty trained my 3-yr old. Ive bought at least 6 packs of 6. I bought a bunch when we went a road trip last year. It came in very handy using public restrooms at state and national parks. I liked that her short legs with underwear and pants hanging down by the feet dont touch the front of the public toilet. She places both hands sometimes on the toilet seat to rest, and this doesnt let her touch the seat directly. In response to the reviewer with the lowest rating: I place my daughter from right above the seat so less sliding of the cover occurs. I havent had it slide too much that my daughter touched the dirty seat. I use my left leg to help lessen this sliding too as I place her on the toilet. My leg doesnt touch the toilet directly because of the long cover in the front. Its relatively a thick material with I think a waterproof liner underneath; so I dont worry about her sitting on a wet seat with thin paper seat covers. The down side is that not all public restrooms have trashcans next to the toilet; so I have to grab the cover from the top part to crumple it up before throwing it away.

These come individually wrapped in a package, so if you need to throw one or two in your purse or their backpack before you leave, you can without worrying about them getting dirty or anything. These liners cover SO MUCH of the toilet. I dont worry about a single germ with these. So much better and easier than lining with tissue. Kiddos can hold on to toilet without actually touching it, and their pants and legs dont touch the actual toilet either. A must have for public restroom use.

These are great. While in the process of moving from one state to the next, I was worried about the sanitary conditions at rest stops and convenience stores. I looked around for toilet seat covers and kept coming back to these, although these are for children, I decided to order a set and try them out anyway. I love these, I dont leave home without them.They drape on the toilet seat and down so that no part of your body or clothing touches the toilet. These worked great when we went to the fair and when we go to the park. My family laughed at me in the beginning because as I said, these are advertised for children; funny thing though, they have all asked me for one at one point or another while out in public and they all now carry these in their vehicles as emergency protection. Great product, you should make these for adults as well.

This product is beyond terrible for small children and pretty inconvenient in general. I have a relatively young potty-learner who was 18 months at the time I tried these and desperate to hold it until a potty could be reached. Although the concept is great, the execution of the product made for the worst public potty experience I have ever had. 1. The crinkling sound and texture of the cover distracted my little one and made her extra squirmy. 2. The cover slid around on the toilet seat, so I had to hold my kid up and the cover down. 3. The hole in the cover is too small and not compatible with long public toilet seats. My child is small which means she cant sit back, hold herself up, and/or spread her legs far enough apart to pee through the hole, so the pee hit the front of the cover and poured on to the floor - total nightmare! 4. The cover is not flushable so I had to put my kid down, wadge up the cover, and throw it in the bin, which in this particular restaurant was an open basket near the sink. I was so embarrassed to leave this huge, soaking wadge of soiled paper in the hand-towel bin! In public restrooms with stalls that have sanitary napkin bins, this cover simply will not fit so you will have to leave the stall to throw it out. 5. The added length on the front was of no benefit - it only acted as a convenient channel for the pee to run directly onto my legs and feet. 6. The only upside to this cover is that each one is individually wrapped. I was beside myself when I finally returned to the dinner table after cleaning up my child, myself, and the bathroom floor. I am still evaluating competitor products which arent great, but are far better than this one. Maybe people with older kids will find this cover acceptable because the kids are bigger and calmer. For people with little kids though, this is just a royal pain in the butt. Ill probably just stick with putting doubled toilet paper down in the right spots.

We love these. They work, are easy, are cheap, and our daughters think they are great. Covers the toilet, works perfectly with the child seat we use to prevent the girls from falling through the grown up sized potty hole, and helps everyone feel comfortable about using public facilities nearly anywhere regardless (or nearly regardless) of the condition of those facilities. Update: weve been using these things for something like two years. The are such a part of our routine that, on the rare occasion Daddy takes the girls to the potty instead of Mommy, I get a thorough set of instructions from my 3 and 4 year olds on exactly how to unfold the covers, place them on the potty, wrap them up when Im done, etc. They work for everyone; I continue to vote 5 stars with gusto!

Our toddler went straight to the toilet for potty training. And being the germaphobe I am, the idea of her skin or pants touching the toilet freaks me out. I could actually have nightmares about this. So I found this. Works great. No adhesive but the way it is folded in the package seems to help the cover stay on better almost hugging the toilet so it doesnt fall off. The trick to not have the cover slide off is to lift your toddler up completely (arm under their legs and one arm behind their back) and place them on the toilet. It will likelly shift if you lift them by the arm pit then place them on the seat as the cover will get dragged out of position. The length of the cover is perfect and also the sides. One thing why I didnt give this a 5 star is the price. This is one pricey toilet seat cover! Because of the price, I found some other brand that also covers most styles of toilets. I use the Pottycovers only for styles of toilets that need more coverage down the front. Highly recommend these if you can afford them.