Toilet Paper Moistener Spray for Flushable Wipe Alternative - Organic Based for Personal Cleansing; Use at Home or Travel; Baby Wipe for Adults; Aloe, Witch Hazel, Vitamins & More

I mostly like the idea of this product - because I perceive there is less waste when moistening toilet paper instead of using a thicker wipe - and congratulate those who make it and make it available. I find it a bit slimy (maybe I'm using too much), but it definitely does the job. Since I use toilet paper made from recycled paper, I have to use more than I'd like so it doesn't fall apart when I moisten it and then use it to clean myself. That said, the very problem I describe is also what makes personal hygiene using this method, rather than a thicker flushable wipe, less likely to cause a clog in your sewer line. The small size is great for tucking a bottle in your purse for use wherever you go, but I'd like to see a larger bottle to keep at home so that there's less plastic being used over time. All that said, having been enlightened with the idea of just moistening toilet paper with something other than water (this works way better than water), I'll probably make my own in the future by mixing some Witch Hazel with Aloe Vera. Then I can reuse a squirt bottle over and over. The rule is "reduce, reuse, and recycle - in that order", right?

These people are very responsive to your inquiries. I had trouble with the first bottle I purchased, so they kindly sent me to more without charge. Bless them for that. Ultimately when I tried to spray toilet paper with this for its intended use, the paper got matted up and I wasn't that pleased. I prefer using the Tucks 1" thick plastic dispenser, but this may work for most people. It is much less expensive, so give it a try at least once.

I love Etiquette spray, but make sure to get the foaming bottle, not the squirt bottle. I have found that the Etiquette squirt bottles don't work well, as the toiler paper absorbs most of the liquid before you wipe. Then the paper just falls apart before you can wipe. However, there foaming bottle was great.The other issue though, is that you have to pick up the bottle to foam the gel onto the toilet paper. Most likely you will use that same hand to then do the wiping. So I ended up purchasing this motion activated dispenser, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01D110VD0/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_19, and after about 2 weeks of use, I am very pleased. I will update if anything goes wrong.

Very pleased with this product. I was worried that the TP would tear more easily when wet with the product, but that is not a problem. Works as well as wet wipes, but should not result in the same issues as it works with regular TP. I've paid more than I care to disclose for clean outs of our main drain pipe and each time it seems it was the wipes that were the culprit. I loved the wipes, but hated the plumbing bills even more. Etiquette spray seems to be the solution I was looking for. Note: my bottles of Etiquette had a stream cap instead of a mist or spray cap, which I thought was weird, but Etiquette addressed the issue quickly and completely satisfactorily. Highly recommended.

I love the idea of not having to use the flush wipes because they are really not flushable as advertised. I thought this product would be the answer, but I'm not exactly satisfied with the use of this product as is currently designed. It comes out as a foam, and only sporadically. The formula's consistency seems a bit too thick for toilet paper and since it comes out as foam, it only covers the small quarter-sized area that comes out of the nozzle. My recommendation to the company would be to thin-out the formula, and put it in a spray bottle. On a high note: the scent is pleasant.

Glad I purchased this. I wasn't worried about anything on the ingredients list causing irritation, and the product has worked well so far. With three bottles I bring one in my bag everywhere with me, and have one in each of my home bathrooms. Super convenient size.

I was using flushable wet wipes for the bathroom, but they always dried out before I could use the whole package. This product, will obviously not dry out, and it is more flexible. One can use just a small amount to wet the toilet tissue, or a larger amount as needed. I received this very recently so I don't yet know how economical it is compared to the flushable wipes. One more advantage of this product is that it takes up minimal space in my small bathroom, compared to the box containing the flushable wipes.

I bought this after researching wet wipes and finding out that even the ones that say they are flushable just mean they won't clog your pipes: they're totally not biodegradable and terrible for the environment. I've found 1 variety of "compostable" wipes but they're ridiculously expensive. I rent, so bidet isn't an option. This works surprisingly well: a couple spritzes on a piece of TP and it's basically acts like a wet wipe except will still decompose like normal tp.