Toilet Paper Moistener for Organic-based Natural Flushable Wet Wipes with our Unique Single-handed Dispenser, organic aloe, vitamins A,E,C and more; for men & women by Etiquette [Clear]

What a brilliant concept!!! No more clogged plumbing due to over zealous youths using too many "flushable" wipes. Not to mention that the ingredients are so much better for your skin. And overall a godsend for the environment.However, our joy & excitement has been short lived. I would have given this 5 stars had it been a quality product. But to give us such a gift and then to snatch it away a short 3 months later is just cruel.Shortly after installation the "greening" also starting happening with us. It also leaked quite a bit of fluid, turning into a brownish green ooz by the end of the day. (Requiring daily upkeep).I gave it some time to settle in, but symptoms continued to worsen. Soon there where little corrosive bits coming out with the green. And the holder was not far behind... Giving in to the contagion.After our 12 day vacation we came home to find our dear friend had completely seized to function. Upon a further investigation we could see that the corrosion had spread into the metal on the inside of the bottle, where the pipe connects & that the pipe itself had spilt open, causing it to gasp at air while being pumped. After some necessary CPR the entire top fell apart, it had also succumbed to the rust/corrosion.We are sad to announce the departure of our dearly beloved Mr. Etiquette. Services will be held in his honor (dates to be announced). It will be a potluck style event, aimed at celebrating his short +\- 3month life.

This product has worked great for me. Nice gentle fragrance and non-irritating. Note to other customers... I have discovered that bunching the toilet paper instead of folding works better. When I tried to get fancy and fold the paper, when combined with the liquid the paper tore. Bunching worked great and is simpler.😀

This spills out over the sides, not very practical. Overpriced also..should send the other one back. Anyone who wants to dampen their toilet paper can save money and use foam handsoap - works better and less mess.

I like the product but the pump is not very effective. Two gentle pumps and barely any of the liquid comes out. More firm pumps and too much liquid comes out and pours down bottle. Rust is starting to form on the inside, bottom of the container and it's only been a few days of use. I will continue to use a product like this but with a spray bottle instead.Update: I mis-read the directions and I did not lift the little top before using. The delivery system is working fine for now.2nd update: As another reviewer posted, I too am seeing a green patina on the first use on the morning. I like the product but I will probably switch to the spray bottle on the next purchase. I really like the idea of the one handed pump dispenser, though.

A family member recently recommended that I give Etiquette a try. I was reluctant at first, but after reading a few articles about the problems caused by so called "flushable wipes" due to not consistently being biodegradable, I agreed to give Etiquette a try. Well, much to my surprise, I found Etiquette to be a really great and effective product! For me, being sure that I am squeaky clean and fresh is very important, and knowing that Etiquette is void of any potentially harmful chemicals is icing on the cake.Being the type of person that needs everything to have a place, I chose to attach the Etiquette holder (which is included) to the wall right above the toilet paper holder. It makes it very convenient to use and it keeps it off of the floor and "out of range" from my little boy who is still in the process of potty-training!The color also looks great in my bathroom.Thank you Etiquette!!

This was a wast of money. The dispenser is for a lab (a alcohol dispenser) that can be bought for $1.00 or less. if you press on the plunger more than once the product drips (runs) down the side of the alcohol bottle. I emptied the alcohol dispenser filled it with alcohol ( what was it's intended design) mounted it the wall of my electric lab. As for the liquid it is in the trash.

This stuff is incredible. I use Scott single ply TP which is very thin and falls apart if you even touch it with a damp hand. This stuff does NOT tear the TP at ALL! Someone on here posted a video where she puts Etiquette TP on her TP and rubs her arm with it that what sold me on this stuff.

When I saw this product on Amazon, I thought "Genius! Now I don't have to use 'flushable' wipes that can screw up plumbing because they never really break apart! It's better for the environment!"The dispenser bottle and holder are attractive, and the unusual, old-fashioned sort of dispensing mechanism was charming. "How cute! How hipster! It's like artisanal butt-wipes that I make myself!" I thought.Then I tried using it. It deposits a big dose of fluid to a small area of the paper. Even using MANY sheets folded into a pad, that small area of saturation just comes apart as soon as you try to wipe with it. I haven't found a good way to spread a pump's worth of fluid over a larger area of the paper to achieve a lighter coating.I thought "a spritz bottle would be a MUCH better way to apply this kind of liquid to toilet paper." So I ordered Heinie Care Fresh Wipe, a similar product that comes in a spritz bottle. And I was right. It applies a light mist over a wide area of the paper, instead of saturating it, allowing the paper to hold together, so that it's actually useful as a wipe.I plan to pour what's left of my Etiquette into the Fresh Wipe bottle when it's empty.