Coleman Camp Soap Sheets, Travel Soap Sheets - 50 count

Tiny, Lightweight, and Surprisingly Effective for On-the-Go Cleaning The Coleman Camp Soap Sheets are one of those simple little products you don’t realize you need until you’re actually out camping, hiking, or traveling—and then they become indispensable. I bought these to keep in my camping kit and now also carry a pack in my glove box and travel bag. Each compact container holds 50 ultra-thin sheets that dissolve instantly with just a few drops of water. One or two sheets are enough to get a good lather for handwashing, and I’ve even used them to clean a small dish or utensil in camp. They’re completely unscented and biodegradable, so you don’t have to worry about leaving any trace behind in nature. A few practical tips: always pull the sheets out with *dry hands*—any moisture will melt them instantly. I keep mine in a small Ziploc bag to protect against rain or condensation. The case itself is palm-sized and very lightweight, so it’s perfect for ultralight packing or backpacking setups where every ounce matters. The lather isn’t thick like regular soap, but it gets the job done efficiently, even in cold water. I appreciate that there’s no sticky residue, and it leaves hands feeling clean without any artificial fragrance. Bottom line: A smart, space-saving essential for anyone who camps, hikes, or travels. Lightweight, effective, and eco-friendly—just remember to keep your hands dry until you’re ready to wash.

Whenever we go fishing or crabbing (or the like) we try to pack as little as possible but some things are just plain necessary. We always pack soap and water along with antibacterial hand cleaner. When it's time for lunch or even a quick snack, nobody wants dirty hands! That's where these soap sheet come in super handy! They melt quickly with the addition of water and after washing up, the soap rinses off with minimum water usage. This is so much better than carrying a bar of soap or a bottle that may leak everywhere. This little package literally fits in your pocket, it's not messy and does a great job of getting the gunk off your hands. I'm very happy with my purchase. If you found this review helpful please click "yes" below so I know I'm not wasting my time writing these reviews.

I do quite alot of hiking and extended backpacking (1-3 weeks), and wanted to find a decent solution to be able to clean my socks and myself (of course...) while out on trail. In the past I just used a small hotel sized bar of soap, but saw these and wanted to give them a try. They are fairly ok, but not great. I think they are better suited for car camping, or even just kept in the glove box of the car for emergency use, but for trail life while hiking, they just missed the mark. I did have them start to stick together after awhile, and that is not necessarily a deal breaker, but a bit annoying. The main reason that they didn't meet my expectations is because once they start to break down into suds it is difficult to get it even spread out, and it tends to only suds up right where the sheet is. That might not make a lot of sense, but I go to wash my hands and have the sheet in my palm, all the suds kind of just stay there and it never really spreads out to the rest of my hands. the other thing is that it takes FOREVER to rinse off. when out hiking, the water is nearly all cold, and it is just annoying and uncomfortable to end up with freezing hands because it takes so long to rinse the soap all the way off. These are not bad, and definitely have a place, but for me its just not while hiking in the wilderness.

Overall this a terrific little soap dispenser for when you are tight on space. Its incredibly small (smaller than the palm of your hand) and lightweight. The lid closes securely, so I never worry about it popping open and spilling the sheets everywhere. The sheets themselves are VERY thin, you can see through them, but are concentrated enough to provide enough soap to clean your hands. You absolutely have to take out the sheets with dry hands, because any water on the sheet will soak through and clump together the sheets underneath it and render it kind of useless. Because of how sensitive to water it is, I would recommend keeping it in a small ziploc bag if it is going to be put anywhere water might get in (rain, leaky water bottle, or a cold container that might sweat with condensation). The soap itself doesn't really have a smell, and doesn't leave your hands or dishes with a weird texture after. You have to play around a bit with how many sheets you need for dishes, but there are 50 to each container so don't worry about but rationing them out. The price is so incredibly cheap, that you could buy a handful and be set for your camping trips for years to come. They serve their purpose well, and are a great way to save space when tight on room. You can use these outside camping situations as well! I keep a container in my bag for when a bathroom is out of hand soap or to clean off my hands before lunch break at work (I work in an outdoor job with hand tools and dirt). You can just use some water from your water bottle to rinse off your hands and be good to go.

I keep my toiletry kit near me all of the time when I travel. Inside, I carry a small bar of soap (same as those provided in hotels) and I a few wet hand wipes. These soap sheets are that perfect ''in-between" for when you need to wash your hands and nothing more. I saw some 1-star reviews about trying to wash dishes and shower with these. This WILL NOT work for that. These are for when it's just too much for a wet hand wipe. - grab one or two slices - pour just enough water to cover the palm of your hand - rub hands as you do when washing them - the soap will dissolve but may be a little sticky - add a little more water (again, just enough to cover palm of hand) - run hands together - you'll get suds - continue until you're clean, then rinse off with some more water

I purchased this product for our emergency kit. I’m trying to get together a box in our home that has emergency supplies should we ever need it, and that box applies to camping goods too. I’ve used these before while camping and I really liked them so I purchased them again and threw them into the kit. They do the job and are a great option when you don’t have anything else. They’re also incredibly lightweight, which is a good thing to note.

When you dissolve this in your hands it dissolves really fast. But then it get thick and when you rub it around it get stuck on your hand. It's hard to explain. But I expected it to dissove into a thin type of product. Make sure you have water on your hands first. That is the best advice I can give you. But on the other hand it makes you wash for longer as you try to get the soap off so in that way you are getting really clean hands in the process. But you do need quite a bit of water with you. So these would not be good for camping if you have to carry water with you. Unless you have a water source like a river or something I don't think these would be good for camping.

This little thing is better than I expected! I keep mines in the fridge due to the summer heat and to make sure the sheets don’t stick together. I take it out when I’m going out. Come in handy for me especially since My family and i do a lot of outdoor activities. Sometimes public places will run out of soap or have no soap so this is something to keep in handy. It’s also small and compact fits in any small bag or compartment. This is also a great way to teach children about proper hand washing I use it with my 2 year old and he likes it. This also helps keep children from making a mess with the soap in the bathroom.