Compressed Coin Tissue

[OldCoot]

Curious if anyone else stores & uses compressed coin tissue. It amazed me the first time I learned about it and has amazed anyone I've shown it to. All it takes is just a little bit of moisture ( a few drops) to cause it to release and allowed to unfold. The paper is very durable... nothing like toilet paper but more like a wet wipe. Depending on the use it can easily be reused. I keep a case in storage and keep some of the coins in my vehicles and my get home bag.
https://www.amazon.com/Tissues-Compressed-Outdoors-Stronger-Carrying/dp/B00ZIY9YG4/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1540238315&sr=8-3&keywords=coin+tissue&th=1

 

[tmttactical]

I stock pile these. They are very handy and take up a lot less space to store.

 

[DrPrepper1]

I sent these to my nephew when he was in Iraq/ Afghanistan. He liked them better than baby wipes.

 

[DrPrepper1]

I stock pile these. They are very handy and take up a lot less space to store.[/QUOTE
What do you think uses for them would be in a SHTF situation?

 

[Maverick]

I keep them in all my first-aid kits, they are also good fire starters in a pinch. They are made in Korea and they are 100% organic. In an emergency if you expand them just a little bit with water they will fit in plastic water bottle, fill a water bottle up 3/4 of slightly muddy/dirty water and compress the nickle towel in the spout, tip upside and lightly squeeze the bottle, it will filter a good portion of sediment. Multiple of uses

 

[OldCoot]

What do you think uses for them would be in a SHTF situation?

Obvious use would be for toilet paper. That is why I have a case of 6000 in storage for when my TP in storage runs out.

 

[DrPrepper1]

I put these on my Christmas list for stocking stuffers. I gave my list to my husband. He admitted that he already bought them for me and a bag for himself. He had never seen them before and declared “These are genius!”

 

[lonewolf]

never heard of it before.

 

[brandx]

never heard of it before.

SAme here. But makes sense, you can buy T-shirts and sponges that are compressed. So it figures there would be a product like this.