DUDE Wipes On-The-Go Unscented Travel Wipes - 30 Count (Individually Wrapped) - Extra-Large Adult Flushable Wipes for Sensitive Skin - Infused with Vitamin E and Aloe - Septic and Sewer Safe

Handy, individual wrap, good quality, tuck in a bag convenient. Great for travel, fresh scent, right size, sturdy.

These are a perfect fit for daily travel in one's personal pouch. The quality is next to none and the feel as it's being used is magnificent. It cleans really well and is sturdy. The smell is amazing.

Very convenient. It was bigger than I thought. It is nice to have it on the go. It cleans well. It doesn't replace toilet paper, but when used together the clean is great. The wipe is durable and it is easy to carry in a pocket or in a backpack. If you want the clean on the go, this is a great buy.

My brother-in-law introduced me to these travel DUDE Wipes and I was amazed with this product! I always used to carry the CVS brand of moist towelettes and they stopped making them. These are better than other moist towelettes for the following reasons: 1) they're portable and easy to use; 2) they're durable and the fragrance is very pleasant and not overwhelming; 3) they're flushable and convenient; 4) they're versatile...I've used them to clean the toilet seats before I sit down in public restrooms (I carry about 8 packs); and I use them to disinfect my hands. You will become a fan of these DUDE Wipes and will be amazed at how great they are.

Got these to throw in a camping bag. I like that they're individually packed, and they do seem to be scent free. I don't smell anything really when I open one up. They're pleasantly soft, I have no issue using them on sensitive areas. They do tear fairly easily, but that's not exactly surprising. I'm pleased with the quality, all in all. It says they're made with plant based fibers, so I decided to do a little test. I buried one in my yard, and came back in about 6 weeks. I couldn't find the thing. I'm positive I didn't bury it that deep, and it was just gone. So, take it with a grain of salt, but in my area of East Texas they seem to naturally decompose too. I can't see how they'd be an issue if you flushed them either. All in all, they help give you a sense of clean when you don't have immediate access to a shower, they seem very effective.

These wipes are a great size. They have a nice soothing effect. I keep a pouch of these in my man purse for various uses at all times. I never flush them, even though you probably could. I just wish they came out of the package easier, and they didn’t tear quite so easy.

These DUDE Wipes are hands down the best wipes I’ve tried. The strength is perfect — durable enough that they don’t rip or fall apart, but still soft and comfortable to use. That balance is hard to find, and they nailed it. They’re thick, fresh, and actually leave you feeling clean (not just masked with fragrance). I also love that they’re flushable and convenient to keep in the bathroom or gym bag. If you’re on the fence, just try them. The quality is consistent, and the strength alone makes them worth it. Definitely repurchasing!

I'm one of those people that has constant battles with my digestion due to autoimmune issues and the resulting outcome of that is the need for a decent wipe, especially in places like the office where the TP is .5 ply, swear to god. I use Dude Wipes on the regular at home, love the unscented option and clean ingredients and that they are sturdy. The wipe is large enough you can use a side and fold it to get another wipe out of it if desired. I used to put some in a ziplock in my purse to bring elsewhere, and was delighted to find that they make a travel version!! I specifically bought these for my Costa Rica trip, because who knows what ply the TP is there and how my body will handle the delicious food when a lot of it is rice and beans. They were fantastic. Compact, easy to open, 2 per pack was perfect to ensure a clean booty, what more could you want.

If you are cautious about Hygiene, blindly buy them..

The wipes tear pretty easily upon opening, guessing if had a big dump, might need more than 2 to clean everything

A bit pricy but it works great. Have bought multiple times and always carry a few on me. I tend to fold and go multiple times and the size gives me at least 4 goes with one wipe.

El producto es bueno. El precio también. El problema es que usan el embalaje del producto para enviarlo y obviamente no está diseñado para paquetería; llega destruido. Las toallas intactas.

I became used to working from home over the pandemic and using my own bathroom, which includes a bidet. Returning to office on a hybrid schedule meant no bidet if I needed it in the middle of the day. This sucked. These were the only reasonably priced individually packaged personal wipes I could find online. I wanted individually wrapped because I don't want to haul a huge tub of wipes to the bathroom, that's too weird. They work really well. They're not as thick as other brands that come in large packages, but as long as you don't get too rough with it you'll be good. I keep them in my work bag and a few spares in the car. I ran a few through the wash and dryer in my pocket on accident. The seal held and they were still perfectly fine to use, so that's a huge plus. There's also no smell. I passed one off to a friend while camping and she expected them to smell like Axe or something. So keep that in mind if you have scent sensitivities. They also don't irritate my skin. I have a variety of skin sensitivities and these don't trigger any of those, so another reason these are pretty great. For softness, they're okay. Softer than a wet wipe you get at most restaurants but not as soft as most decent toilet paper. I think they'd have to be bigger/thicker to be softer, and I prefer the small package so I'm okay with them as they are right now. Overall, I recommend them. I hate that I'm using something so single serving and wasteful, but it comes down to my personal hygiene when being forced back into the office. I've made so many greener changes over the years that I think the wrapper itself, for the few days a week I need to use it, isn't the end of the world.