OMG, I am cracking up at these reviews!!! Especially the ones that are reviewing toilet seat covers AS a toilet seat cover...LOL!! Anyway, its kinda gross where they come from, but these are great for oil blotting and FREE!! I cut some up and put them in an empty travel size J&J First Aid plastic box and keep it in my purse. continued >>

Hahaha, this is so much fun. I was like wtf? :P Anyway, this is what I have been doing for years! First I was reading Jessica Parker's interview where she said she is using toilet covers as blotting sheets. I was like - really?! Ok, if SHE is using them, why can't I try! So I tried it, it was (and still is, hehe) FREE - and works the same as any other expensive ones. I do not buy any Sephora, Boscia, Clean&Clear or other blotting sheets ever - I just use these!
Price: Free
Packaging: hmmm... well....
Would I buy this again?... You mean - Will I USE these again?! Oh yeah...!! continued >>

It's hysterical -- I thought I was the only one who used these things! They're absolutely perfect for blotting the oil slick that is my face. The thing that's really embarrassing is that I actually bought toilet seat covers at Amazon. Therefore I have a never-ending supply, since it comes in a case of 1,000. This is the perfect thickness to blot oil. Once you use it, you never want to pay the price of blotting papers. Why should you? These are the best!

Been doing this forever...............LOL tissue paper also works, but you have to cut it up :(

hahahha SO glad I'm not the only one! I discovered this trick in high school, & now that I'm in college I'm STILL doing it. Sometimes, I go to public restrooms just so I can go "blot my face." LOL continued >>

Ha! I thought I was the only one! My sister tipped me on this trick a couple yrs ago and in a pinch it works great. Reading other reviews I saw that punkrockzoie also suggest 'perm papers'......that's a great idea esp if u can get a thousand sheets for $2. I couldn't love MUA any more than I do...sigh. ;)

I just started using toilet seat cover as blotting sheets. They work the same way and i don't have to spend a penny. I have oily skin, so i go through a pack of blot sheets very quick.
I might go to Sally's and get the perm sheets. But when i'm at a public restroom and don't have blotting sheets, i always grab a seat cover and use it. I don't know if there's different types of seat covers, but the one i use have two sides. One side is matte and one side is glossy. i usually use the glossy side but when i feel extra oily, i use the matte side.
I don't have to but blotting sheets ever again but i will definitely use seat covers again.

If you have a Sally's Beauty near you (or perhaps any other place that sells hair supplies and perms), ask for perm papers. They're the same material as toilet seat covers but they're cut into rectangles (2 x 4 inches) and they come in a box of 1000 for about $2. I'm so glad I found these and that I don't have to cut up toilet seat covers anymore or buy other expensive blotters.

Amazing. I never have blotting sheets on me, but theres always toilet seat covers at work.

The best cheap (free) oil blotter ever. I use the middle of this to blot, then to line the toilet every time I use the bathroom.

I LIVED off of this while on vacation in Disneyworld. I had run out of my Boscia oil blotting sheets, and these toilet seat covers really filled the void. In fact, I stashed several extras in my purse, but I went on this log flume ride and they got wet and ruined. In any event, they were great for oil blotting and I highly recommend.

I never knew you could use this for patting off excess oil off your face! Brilliant! I'm gonna try to remember to do that next time I'm in a public restroom, haha.

LOL at people who aren't getting this. These are so great for oil blotting!

Wow, I didn't know you could review toilet seat covers on MUA. But, I do have to agree with everyone that these make good oil blotters. Of course, it may seem a little gross using these, just don't use the first couple from the dispenser. Take a clean one further back and it is a good quick fix if you don't have blotting sheets or blotting powder on you. Another good fix for blotting are the Starbucks napkins (the brown recycled ones you get with your coffee), those make good oil blotters and also just plain white tissue paper. (The stuff you buy from the dollar store to wrap up fragile objects). Just buy a pack of those for a dollar and cut up into squares. Works just as well as the Clean and Clear ones for a fraction of the price!

I don't like how they slide around on the toilet, and they're too thin. I line the whole seat with a few layers of toilet paper.

A lot of people here are... kind of being idiots and not understanding what youre supposed to use them for... Nevertheless, this is a life saver. Although they dont work as well as mac blot powder or clean and clear blotting sheets, they help when you forget to bring that stuff. Simple and easy, why rate it low?

Of course i would get this again , its FREE . hahaha , and they work! I cut them into squares and keep them in my purse. Its sorta weird to knw they are still toilet seat covers but hey it works and gets the job done! hahaha

I actually carry a small pack in my purse. Not a germaphobe but if I were a boy and peed standing up, I wouldn't need those. I used those to blot my ever oily face back in high school because it looked very thin and absorbent and it was a huge relief to read it as a tip in a magazine years later *phew* so I am not the weird one haha. Too bad not every mall and gas station refills those on time!!! *shakes fist*.

Weather it keeps the toilet cooties away is certainly debatable and I hate when it gets stuck to my butt when I get up....
Wait...What do you mean we're not reviewing that aspect of toilet covers?
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Well ok, I'll give it a 5/5 for the lulz.

These ASS GASKETS make great hats!