LastTissue® Reusable Cotton Tissue Pack – Sustainable, Durable, Eco-Conscious, Portable & Washable Facial Tissues for Men and Women with Travel Handkerchief Storage Case

I wanted these to save on paper waste. They’re like the hankies I carried as a kid, in that cool silicone case.The handkerchiefs will be soft, but they aren’t there yet. I only washed and dried them once so far. But the material has a nice weave; they’ll get softer.Absorbency is average for a cloth hanky, as I expected.The unexpected benefits: We don’t throw our litter out the car window, so tissues are in a litter bag, on the floor, and anywhere the dog can find them. Dog is totally NOT interested in the LastTissue, which is great! The silicone case keeps them clean until use, without the degrading of a tissue that makes lint. *Cuts on kids knees, scrapes, anywhere you need a quick clean-up is better with the LastTissue because there’s no lint! They stay together when you dampen them for messy faces. I bought the bright cases, so they’re easy to find in the junk pile of purse or backpack.I’ve had the LastTissues for a week, and I’m thinking they’ll make a great gift. We’ve used these little handkerchiefs (really, that’s what they are) far more often than I thought we would, and I’ve ordered more.Yes, I will buy them again.

I’m not a fan of the case. It’s too big for my purse. However, the reusable cloths are exactly what I wanted, and I’m glad to have them. I do use these. I keep the case in my purse, and just deal with the size because sustainably is important to me. I wash the cloths in the delicate cycle and so far they are holding up very well. The 4 out of 5 stars is only because of the case.

I love the separation tab between dirty and clean tissues. Cute, inconspicuous packaging. Smaller tissues so it doesn't look like you are pulling out a large handkerchief. They fold up and pack real nicely in there, and everyone is jealous of my little tissue pack

Ok...these aren't the softest, and they're pretty pricey. But I love these! I have a deviated septum and I have to blow my nose a lot (might be tmi, sorry!). Putting these in my purse has helped me eliminate having a box of Kleenex in my car. They're essentially small hankies...that fit in a cute and practical silicone container. I highly recommend. I will repurchase the hankies at some point, or maybe another silicone container as well. I love supporting this brand. My only critique is the price. I hope you will love these too!

The idea and the actual "tissues" work well, but the case itself is not that durable. Even with gentle use, the top ripped at the weakened fold area.

I would highly recommend this product. The tissues are good quality cotton with tight well-sewn hems but that's not what makes Last Tissue so special. Any well-made hanky would perform like these tissues. The game changer is the case. The silicone case is durable and washable and provides a place to store a used tissue. THAT'S what's so great about this product. The sticking point for me with hankies was always that after you use it, it goes back in your pocket. With Last Tissue, the used tissue is going in the case and there's a silicone tab to keep the used tissue from the clean ones.The design could be a little better. The silicone tab is really small and I don't feel that it keeps that tissue properly separated from the used tissues. I don't use the silicone tab tissue. I just roll it up with the tab on top and I don't use that tissue. The whole tissue is strictly for separating used from clean tissues. Still, I have five perfectly good clean tissues to use before I run out and with two cases, I can wash one set and one case and have the other case ready to go. My nose is much happier too. Disposable tissues deposit lint in your nose, that's why they're so irritating and why you should never use them to clean your glasses. They're scratchy. Last Tissue is very soft and my nose is less runny now that it's not constantly being irritated with disposable tissues.

While the container would not fit well in narrow coat pockets, it is okay in my usual use coat. And, I always know what it is by the feel. And, because you re-stash your used mini-hankies in the top, you both know what needs washing and have less likelihood of stuffing it just back in your pocket. Also, if you are a re-user like I am-allergies and paper tissue availability when you are away from a handy box or it's they've all been used up scenarios-you naturally work out ways to deal with multiple blows into a single hankie/tissue.The material is thin, so that's not great, but not a deal breaker either. I probably will do some additional home made ones, for the times when your nose just won't stop streaming on you.What I would like is to be able to purchase just the silicone holder so I could have them stashed in a few places too.Price-y, yes a bit, but if I look back over the years and the probable millions of had to be tossed facial tissues, cost over time would probably be on the plus side of Last Tissue.Also, how many of us have been sure that we cleaned all our pockets out before washing clothes and then discovered that we missed at least one, now shredded and shedding/sticking to our washed or dried clothes.

I got this to replace the paper tissues I carry in my purse. I used my first one today after washing them all initially. I really like the concept. I've never been a hanky user because I thought it was gross blowing your nose on the same cloth over and over. These are cool. Use it, put it back in the case on top, to be washed after you use them all. So far, I really like it. Just toss them in with a regular load of laundry and boom, ready for blowing.

The case is lightweight, keeps your bag tidier than accumulating used tissues all day. I also bought the extra 6 pack to always have some ready to go. At the moment this is being written, I'm getting over the flu. The cotton fabric has not irritated the skin on my nose like regular tissues would have done.

La cubierta de silicón es de buena calidad, viene con un separador para distinguir entre los pañuelos limpios de los usados. El tamaño de los pañuelos me pareció perfecto para su uso. La tela se siente de un grosor correcto y es suave al tacto, no tanto como los desechables, pero suave para ser tela resistente. Solo recomendaría que vendieran repuestos porque es fácil perder los pañuelos 😞

These are great! As others have mentioned, I too find the tissues stiff, rough, and not very absorbent. But! You can wash them initially in way that really helps. They're not the *highest* grade cotton, but better than they appear. A lot of times new cotton products are treated to make them look smooth and nice, but often that cuts absorbency. It happens with towels too. When you first get them, do the following -Hand wash in mild soap and rinse, I used bar soap for handwashing clothing. Put in bowl and add boiling water to help pull away the treatment product and let cool, then rinse. In bowl or sink add a couple Tbsp of baking soda and add more boiling water, stir with spoon, and let sit for a short time. Add about 1/4 cup white distilled vinegar, stir with spoon, let it foam and sit until cool. Rinse thoroughly and dry in the dryer with other clothes. If it comes out not perfect and flat, that's what you want. In the picture - brand new tissue on left, cleaned tissue on right.

Me agrada la idea que poder llevar pañuelos y reciclarlos, el estuche es bastante bonito, sin embargo, en la primera lavada tomaron una coloración amarillenta y los utilicé para retirar maquillaje algunos pero ni siquiera para eso funcionan, el tipo de tela se ve muy delgada y frágil, no sirven ni para secar, no absorben. Si buscaran una mejor tela creo que quedarían bien, la idea es buena.

J’ai beaucoup de ces petits mouchoirs que je stocke dans un petit panier dans ma salle de bain et je les mets dans un petit une fois par semaine en machine c’est écologique plus de mouchoirs en papier