Potty Shields Toilet Seat Covers Disposable (12 Pack, Sports) - XL Waterproof Toilet Cover for Toddlers, Kids & Adults - Portable & Individually Wrapped for Travel, Potty Training & Public Restrooms

It makes life so much easier not to have to lug around the port-a -potty while out in public. These covers are large enough to cover the front and sides of the seat where children place their hands to hold the seat and where feet dangle. It even drapes along the inside of the rim of the seat to ensure full coverage. They have one side that's plastic and water resistant. In case I do bring along our foldable potty, I can just place a cover on a public toilet and put the seat on top of it so it stays clean. Obviously anyone can use these while out in public. They're wrapped in individual packets about the width of a credit card and about 1.5x longer. UPDATE: It's been over a year since I ordered these and I'm back for more. I did a brief overview of the different brands and realized there was absolutely nothing wrong with these ones I had purchased before. "If it ain't broke…". These were large enough to drape along the inside of the rim, they had tape, the had a plastic side, cute neutral design they're even priced mid-range, if not cheaper than most. They're absolutely perfect. We are expats living in a 3rd world country who also fly a lot. When we go out in public, there are usually no toilet paper or sometimes even toilet seats, just the rim of the "western' toilet for my pre-schooler to sit on. I try to always pack my diaper bags with 2 of these covers, a pack of travel tissue, a pack of wet wipes, and a roll of Arm and Hammer baggies to toss it all away in if there is no garbage pail in the stall. These covers have two small plastic tabs on the underside that adhere to the seat. I usually am able to remove the cover from the package, unfold with one hand, then easily remove the tabs and stick it to the seat fairly quickly. I must then strategically sit my child from above so as not to move the cover out of place, exposing the wet or otherwise disgusting seat (seats and floors here are soaking wet many times, as toilet paper is not used, rather a hose with water to wash). The fact that I came looking to find a better seat cover and reverting back to these is a testament to how well they work for me and the convenience they provide. Also, the individual packaging helps them to stay folded and neat when placed in different bags and pockets.

First off I keep these in all my vehicles and my whole family uses them. Pro's- 1. They are huge. They cover the entire toilet bowl and reach halfway to the floor. Perfect for kids who like to grab the sides while toilet training. 2. Adhesive strips so they don't slide. Perfect for when your helping a little one onto a toilet. 3. Thick enough that you don't have to worry about tearing them when applying or using them. 4. They come individually packaged in a small plastic bag which is great for keeping one handy. Cons- none I love having these on hand while traveling, shopping or just anywhere we might need to use a public restroom. I keep them in my cars and purse.

These are amazing. I have a 2 year old just started potty training. We took these to the zoo today and they worked perfectly. They covered the whole seat, she couldn't touch any part of the germ infested public toilet. The adhesive was so strong it tore off the cover and stuck to the toilet seat. It only happened once, not all three times we went to the bathroom. The adhesive was very strong, cover never shifted off the seat. The seat cover even got wet from her using the bathroom and it didn't tear apart when pulling it off the seat. Additionally, it didn't tear so she was able to finish using the bathroom and not have to touch the toilet like the cheap ones in the bathroom do when you get them wet. One thing that was unexpected was the adhesive is about a .5" wide by 1.5" long. I was expecting the adhesive to run the full length of the cover. But it is still strong. Overall, I'm buying 40 more for $24.99 vs 12 for $9.99. Great buy if you have to use public restrooms with a girl.

I'm very picky when it comes to keeping myself free of the germs and bacteria crawling around on everything thanks to the unwashed public. People in public tend to treat everything as if getting it filthy is an obligation. So when I had kids and knew they'd have to use public toilets when we were out, I looked for something that would help keep the filth off. I found potty covers in general, but the first kind I tried did not drop down on the sides far enough, and I could see a very disgusting problem happening if my kids grabbed the sides of the toilet to steady themselves or something. So, I kept looking around and found these ones. They drop down low enough that it's not a concern, and the two sticky tabs keep the front from sliding around. In fact, they may be a little too good, but that's fine. I'd rather that than a mess. The back could be a little wider, but it hasn't yet been an issue, and if it has, toilet paper has served as a helpful addition. They seem thick enough with a plastic layer, which is better than just paper, which will let everything seep through. When done with one, it can be balled up and tossed in the trash. No fuss, no muss. They have worked well enough that I haven't had a need to go looking around for anything else.

I used them today for the first time. They are large and do cover the important parts of the toilet well for my 2 year old to hang on in a more sanitary way. I found the small stickers useless. They didn't really hold and there was a little shifting of the cover while I tried to lift him onto the toilet. I got the hang of it by the third one. Overall, it is a good product and nice for especially dirty restrooms but I still like my fold up hard plastic cover better for ease of use. The major positive for these is that they are pocket sized and easier to carry than the larger plastic ones.

I've been looking for a product for my 6 yr old as she outgrew her portable potty seat. I'd bought products that allowed for any underlying moisture to seep through, then I came across these. Ys they are a little more expensive but so worth it. It covers the entire seat and hangs down so they cannot touch any part of the bowl. The middle opening is smaller so it covers the inside if the seat as well without the possibility of skin contact which I did not find in other products. The bottom is plastic and the top is a different material that does not allow it to stick to your skin. I not only used it on my 6yo but I used it on myself. They come individually packed in their own plastic and are small to carry several at a time. They are not flushable but very easy to diacard

Been repurchasing these for years for my kids to use in public restrooms! They cover the top and sides of the toilet seat so well I don't have to sanitize the seat at all beforehand. Little kids always touch the sides! They're very durable too; haven't had a problem with them ever tearing!

We keep these in our car, in our diaper bag and in our stroller. They have made so many poops in public restrooms a non issue (parks, restaurants, shopping, etc.). Which is significant when you have 3 littles. Stopping at gas stations or rest stops on long car trips—we like these! Our boys aren’t preschoolers anymore, but we’ve all become a little spoiled. If any of us has to sit on a public toilet, we want one. They’re just a great idea. The adhesives are in a great spot. No slipping off. It’s absolutely worth buying the individually wrapped ones too. We’ve tried both over the years. The individually wrapped ones are more discreet. The plastic lets them slide easily into a pocket on the way to a restroom. There’s no folding or trying to figure out how many you have. The kids can just grab and go. You save the extra money with the individually wrapped ones too because they never get ruined with diaper bag spills or being torn in storage. I hope they never stop making these!!