PottyCover, Disposable Toilet seat Covers. (6 Pack)

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.

This is the best seat cover. I use it when traveling . It covers perfectly including down the front of the toliet.

This is a must have if you have a panic attack every time your child goes to a toilet on the go. The picture is a bit out-dated, and the cover doesnt go all the way down to the floor, which is a good thing-- I felt I was overdoing it by buying something that long, but it turns out to be perfect in size, right below her feets when she is sitted.. I was impressed by the material quality, thin and yet efficient. it has a very thin plastic layer a wet surface wont pass through, and produces a sticky (static like) adherence to the bowl. On the reverse side, is soft like fabric. The only downside is the price, although. And, that is the reason why Im not giving it 5 stars. Im leaving on vacations for a week traveling outside the country and I needed to cover all stops, which is impossible to do it for a reasonable price. So Ill alternate and deal with the cheap ones. If you are undecided, do not go for a brand that has sticky strips to peel off. They are not practical at ALL, and they dont usually stick, and move around. Finally, I contacted the seller for a shipping update question, and they responded immediately very concerned about my inquiry, and followed-up after, so a great experience there too. Overall, a great product!

I dont understand why all parents arent using this!! we have been using it since our 4 year old daughter has been able to use a toilet. I never leave home without at least one. It makes me tremble thinking about my child sitting on a public toilet using just one of those disposable covers or toilet paper. Particularly in a mens bathroom where the front of the toilet is typically a dried waterfall of urine - the PottyCover covers that fear. They are neatly folded, discrete, and easy to carry in your purse or pocket. I guess the only complaint is that it is not flushable - however, I cant see how you could create a water-proofed cover that could be safe to flush. If you havent purchased this, dont hesitate - buy one now!!!

Highly recommend especially if you have your children and you are unable to cover the public toilet seats fast enough. They are individually packed. My husband loves them because when we have our grandson and he have to take them to a public restroom all he have to do is open the package and place it on the seat and it covers the entire seat. Yes, I would recommend. GREAT FOR TRAVELERS

If you have a toddler that ends up touching the toilet regardless of how careful you are and how many times you say DONT TOUCH ANYTHING to them.....then this is a good product for you to purchase. I am quite pleased with it. They are all individually wrapped, which is perhaps unnecessary, but pretty convenient for me. The coverage is outstanding. My kid is only 2, so I put his potty seat over this cover, and it works great. His legs dont touch the nasty toilet bowl side. Its a bit large to throw away in the trash, but its so much better than him touching his legs and hands on a public toilet. I also LOVE the Cootie Guards for travelling http://amzn.com/B003YH6S16

I am a bit of a germaphobe in the first place, and I think Most Moms get a little more particular about their little ones than even themselves. So..... this is a GREAT product: lightweight, individually wrapped packages of toilet seat covers. They unfold to completely cover where your little ones skin is going to touch. It takes a little bit of time to unfold & is wrapped up to be compact, so I scramble in an emergency, but have had no problems yet! The best part of the product beside the seat coverage is the overhang on the sides and front of the toilet. No matter how many times you tell them, they seem to put their little hands on the sides of the seat to stabilize. Now when my 2-yr. old does, its no big deal, because hes touching the waterproofed cloth vs. filthy public seat. Furthermore the front is covered too, so his legs & pants dont rub against the the front of the toilet bowl where others misfires go.

I was thrilled to find these. I was going to design a rubber dam for the toilet because I am so tired of cleaning up after him. I mean come on how difficult is it to hit the giant hole? The dear boys can get their golf balls where they want them to go. I have tried making him clean no the mess he made of the toilet, floor and walls, but he apparently can’t see to do that either. Maybe they should make toilets look like a putting green with a hole . If he hits the center a light could go off indicating a hole in one.

This is a great invention. The product doesn’t lay straight down on the sides and front (as shown in the product picture) but still serves it’s purpose. We lay it down on the toilet then set our foldable potty seat on top to keep the seat a little more sanitary and hold the cover in place. The only thing I would change is to add a strip of adhesive across the back so that it will move less when sitting your child down on it (for those that don’t use a potty seat on top of it)

They came in single plastic packaging which is nice to carry around in your pocket. I always got skeeved out when we had to use a public toilet because my daughter touches everything. This covers so much area that no matter what she touches its covered. Sometimes she wont use the public toilet because it looks dirty. I used it for the first time today and was really impressed and she went on the toilet with no issues. I will be getting more.