PottyCover, Disposable Toilet seat Covers. (6 Pack)

I have used with three of my kids. Covers 100% of public toilets. Even with kids hands on side of toilet, they will only be touching this cover. It’s amazing . Great for potty training/new to public bathrooms

I first purchased this product about 6 years ago when we were traveling with our daughter on the first flight she took not wearing a diaper. Airplane and airport toilets can be absolutely gross and my daughter was at a stage when she was tiny and wound up having to touch everything (including the toilet seat) when she went to the bathroom just so she would not "fall in". These covers were a godsend! They cover everything and they are way better than the paper toilet covers that are sometimes available in the stalls not only because they are way bigger but also because wet muck on the seat does not seep through!I soon discovered that these covers are not only useful for travel but also for any time that we are faced with using public facilities. My daughter and I have been using these products faithfully over the last 6 years on airplanes, in airports, at concert and theater venues, restaurants, beaches, zoos, museums, etc. My daughter now goes on camping trips with her Girl Scout troop and she always packs these covers to take with her to use in outhouses at the camps.They are conveniently, individually packaged in slim durable packaging (I have never had one spontaneously open in my purse) and it is beyond easy to slip one in the bottom of my purse or a jacket pocket when I am heading out the door with my daughter. The large size also makes it easy to pick up the corners and throw it out.This a well designed and a super convenient product. I could not not give this product a stronger recommendation.

Works great for my 3 year old and I've even used it myself once or twice. On some long/oval commercial toilets, the back of the toilet seat may not be fully covered but my little one sits nearer to the front anyway. This also works well for when he stands to urinate as he tends to lean against the toilet to do that. This way I don't have to be concerned about the sticky, germy filth on the front of a public toilet getting on him. Each cover comes individually wrapped within the package so you can easily just take one or two with you and put them in your purse, diaper bag, coat pocket, glove box in your car, etc. The individual wrap is nice so it stays folded and clean in my cluttered purse. They take up about as much room as a folded paper towel. They are very lightweight but water resistant. I have had no problems opening them or using them. The printed pattern makes it easy to see which side goes up. We have travel potties from OXO that flip into a flat position for portability and while it's great for a toddler, we find it's not tall enough for my preschooler when used as a potty itself (instead of as a seat on a big toilet) and he feels like a baby using it so we don't use that anymore. We do now also use a different product, a kids travel urinal cup thing by a company called Onedone that looks like an elephant or something, and that works fantastically-we are thrilled with that! However, it is not always handy or discreet to carry around a bright yellow and blue pee cup and so I keep one of these potty covers in my purse for outings with our 3 year old where we don't have the travel urinal and also for in case he has to poop. ;) Sorry TMI I know, but hey, these are key details in a review of kids' toilet seat covers!

I LOVE THESE toilet covers! I have a recently toilet trained 3 year old and when a toddler says he needs to go, you need to get to the nearest toilet, regardless of how gross it may be! There aren't always toilet covers in the bathroom, and even if there are, those automatic toilets always flush on me right after I get the cover on and the cover gets flushed away... and there stands the toddler not able to hold it any longer. To avoid those accidents, I carry one of these in my VERY small purse, they are neatly individually packaged and easy to open quickly. They cover the ENTIRE toilet so a squirmy kid can hold on if they need to. They come down very far in the front (as pictured) so all parts including legs, pants, etc are protected from whatever may have occurred at that public toilet before you got there.The price breaks down to $1 a piece, so I don't use them every time I am out at a public toilet - only when necessary (public covers unavailable and/or toilet too gross but someone needs to use ASAP!) - so the $1 price is worth it, but would be pricey if you were to use every time you or your child went to a public toilet.***UPDATE***My son is almost 7 and we just went on a summer vacation including travel by air, car, ferry and train, and we all had these in our bags. These came in very handy when my son was having some some digestive issues and made several trips to the public toilets while we continued on our trip. We didn't have to worry about what condition the bathroom/toilet was in, when we found one, we completely covered it and used the toilet. I continue to keep one in my purse and they even fit in my wallet! I always have one wherever I go.