Pacific Blue Select Disposable Toilet Seat Covers by GP PRO (Georgia-Pacific), 1/2 Fold, 47046, 250 Covers Per Pack, 20 Packs Per Case, White

I didn't buy these for their intended use. When I'm out, I go to the restroom and use these to blot the oil on my face. I buy the expensive packets in supermarkets that don't last long and make me break out with the powder on them. So I thought, hey, I'll buy a box! They are amazing! I save a small fortune, don't break out and it gets 100% of the oil off my entire face for hours with one "butt gasket." These are smooth on one side (guess that's the side that you sit on ;), and the other side is the one I use to blot the oil. thanks, Georgia-Pacific for giving me another use for your toilet seat covers! Ha!

What would one say about toilet seat covers? Well for one, it works as designed. To make sure it fit the dispenser I got the Georgia Pacific plastic dispenser.

These are my first ever seat covers for home use. I went with this name brand because of so many quality complaints on the discounted economy type of seat covers. The quality is great. They are very tough and will not tear easily. They come out of the cardboard container with ease (just make sure you don't try to pull from the back side, which I quickly discovered won't work very well :). I use them on a handicap toilet, which is longer than a standard toilet and these fit as I hoped. I will be re-ordering as needed.

It is functional. It is not true to its size. It measures 16 3/4 X 14 1/4. It doesn't cover the larger public seats as well.

My mother recently had to go into a nursing home. I was distressed to discover that she would be sharing a bathroom with three other patients--all of them frail and dependent on aides for help. I run a day care service and was shocked to discover that the state regulations for cleanliness in the bathroom are far more rigorous than for nursing homes--even given that children are generally healthy and elders are not.I put a pack of paper seat covers in the joint bathroom for all to use as well as a large pack of clorox wipes for the sinks and faucets. I taught my mother how to disinfect the sink with a wipe before washing her hands and then use only a paper towel to turn off the faucet and rotate the door knob.I think at the very least paper seat covers should be provided by the facility. Urinary tract infections in nursing homes can be more dangerous to the patient than their presenting health issues.

Yes I like them very much. I needed them to keep in my RV since I hate public toilets with a passion. When we go RVing we stay at state parks and use their bathrooms as much as possible so these seat covers come in real handy. Couldn't find them any where else.

I purchased these because I was tired of putting tp on seats in public restrooms. The pre-package small purse size packages are so expensive and these seemed like a much better buy. I spent some time and folded them to fit in a small zip lock sandwich bag approx. 30 per bag and through a couple of bags in my purse. These toilet seat covers are sturdy and hold up while folding and unfolding. I highly recommend them.

Easy to use and doesn't disintegrate too easily. Works well for what you need it to do. Slightly on the narrow side but is otherwise a decent product. Pack this in a little sandwich or ziplock for travel use, especially if you don't want the hassle of using TeePee.