Travelon Set of 2 Reusable Foldable Travel Cloth Bags - Lightweight & Compact for Grocery Shopping, Beach Trips, and Daily Use

So I'm disabled. Oftentimes when I'm out and about bathrooms only have hand dryers or paper towels but an empty dispenser in a handicap stall. Which means I have wet handlebars on whatever assistance device I'm using and am desperately trying to dry them on my skirt or shirt without looking a hot mess so I can get on with my day without hitting the floor because I lose grip on whatever I'm holding. Most people are unaware but alcohol/disinfecting wipes are also horrible for grips on assistance devices as it can degrade the materials. To not be able to wash your grips after using the restroom defeats the purpose of washing your hands period when you're disabled. They get filthy. You have to be able to dry them though as that is both a safety issue as well as a maintenance issue in the making to not.Literal lifesaver. So easy. I just have one clipped to my purse and I can slide it in and shove it back in the attached pouch and move on. Dries quickly. I can just wipe my hands and handles and keep going without slipping.To wash just slide it through all the way.Contrary to some reviews its not attached completely to the pouch. You can remove the cloth to wash and wash the silicon pouch separately. The hole at the top lets you slide it in and out yet keeps it in place while in transit. The item is almost bell shaped and has a slight lip to again prevnt the cloth from slipping out of the silicon pouch. The silicon pouch has holes for air drying on the side which is a nice benefit to prevent mold and shows the thought put into such a small but useful item.Its a unique design but even though its a simple concept I'm pretty astounded by whoever the designer was. Its really well executed and designed for multipurpose use with the maximum benefit possible in such a small utilitarian item. Its probably my favorite buy of the year as random as it is. It's just really well done design.As a lens cloth works mediocre. Its the microfiber used. Not bad, just not great. But that's me and I'm extremely picky on lens cloths and fairly fastidious about their general cleanliness. I'm guessing for the average person they'd probably think it was fine. You could always clip your favorite lens cloth to the towel and store them together in the pouch if you decide it's not for you.One con is I wish it came in other colors as I find the green somewhat obnoxious. Some more neutral would be nice. I was surprised to not see a black, white, pink or navy for example. It does stand out in a dark room though.Definitely recommend for anyone traveling or a frequent commuter. Also great for high school and college kids for their backpacks. Or parents on the go. Just something useful to have on hand from drying your hands to protecting you from touching a gross door handle.