Toilet Seat Covers Disposable - 20 Pack - Waterproof, Ideal for Kids and Adults – Extra Large, Individually Wrapped for Travel, Toddlers Potty Training in Public Restrooms (Dinosaurs, 20)

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Actual product is not waterproof and there's no adhesive tape.

We take these toilet seat covers EVERYWHERE! We joke around that our kid loves to test out the restroom everywhere we go so we needed something that was reliable and would keep up with the demand. Pros: -They are nice and big so I don’t have to worry about my kid touching a dirty toilet whenever we are out and about (and my kid is very tall for their age). -The adhesive on the back is super strong so the cover never moves when on the seat. -They are individually wrapped. No need to carry a whole pack around with you. Great for storing in bag or car. -Easy to use. Cons: -Sometimes the cover leaves the adhesive behind on the seat if you don’t pull it off the right way. Overall, a great product that is easy to travel with and is truly big enough to cover the entire toilet seat and sides.

They did not come individually wrapped. A whole stack of them packed together was a bit hard to take out. Not waterproof

These things are a must-have for potty training! I ordered a little portable potty seat that comes with a drawstring bag, and I keep a package of these inside the bag with the potty seat, tucked in the diaper bag. It has worked wonderfully. Anytime my toddler needs to go potty in public, we just grab the little bag, head to the restroom, lay one of these covers down, and set her portable seat on top. While these have sticky tabs on the bottom, I haven’t needed to use them. They’re nice and large—big enough to cover the entire toilet, including the sides and front, whether it’s a commercial-sized one or a regular home toilet. I love that they cover not just the seat but a little extra, keeping small hands and feet from touching the sides or front. It also means the portable seat never actually touches the toilet, which makes folding it back up and stuffing it in a bag so much less gross. I haven’t used one personally, but I know friends who keep them in their purses for when they have to use public restrooms, and they swear by them too. They fold up small enough to stash in a purse, bag, or even a back pocket. If I had to find a complaint, it’s that their large size can make them tricky to cram into those tiny stall trash cans—but that’s a small price to pay for the coverage they provide. I’ve already bought more and will definitely keep these on hand!