Paper Soaps 3-Pack - Wilderness Wash

Does very well!

Our wilderness crew loved these. We couldn’t bathe in the lakes, but we could use a pot of water and these little paper soaps one in a while to get cleaned up and wash our hair. After a few days of sweating everyone loved these things. You feel a lot more human when you’ve had a chance to get the worst of the dirt, sweat and mud off yourself. It takes a few of them to do long hair, but that’s expected. Great lightweight way to carry a little soap with you out in the woods. Exactly as advertised.

Very useful to have these in my purse when a public restroom runs out of soap. Very handy in my hiking pack too. I need to use at least 2 sheets for a good handwashing but so many come in the container, it is not an issue. I have sensitive skin and have not had a problem with this formula. I highly recommend this product.

I used this recently for a camping trip, and they were perfect for what I needed. It was nice to bathe in the river and go to bed feeling somewhat fresh, and coming home at the end of the trip not feeling like I was a complete mess. They are easy to separate, just be sure to do so with dry hands.

Hate these. You have to pull them out before your hands are wet or else they fuse together. Also, you have to use at least 5-10 sheets to get a good lather going. Switched to Dr. Bronner’s liquid soap for my backpacking trip.

I bought these to take with us when we travel. They are the perfect size and work great!

Bought these for camping, but now I also take them anytime I’m going to an event or traveling.

I used these for travel several times. They worked great! Wonderful idea! But then one time, while in the shower, and getting some soap out of my shower caddy up on the shower curtain rail... I had a drop of water on my thumb as I was getting out a couple of the soap flakes. This glued together the top of the soap flakes. I had to dry off my thumb, rip a couple of flakes off. I ended up getting another one, but after using effectively (drying my fingers off before opening the container), It fell in the shower the picture showed what happened to the soap flakes. (There was a lot of soap goo on the case, but I ran hot water over it for a couple of minutes to clean it out.) I soaked the leaves in a bit more water then pressed them flat. I'm going to use the case which is a perfect tiny soap case and use the soap on the right as a bar of soap. However, I am hoping to find a tiny bar of soap that will fit, as there is a lot of air trapped in my soap-flake-bar, and I would like find something denser.