nyse

Several years ago a Parisian hotel offered individually wrapped, disposable face cloths.
They were perfectly sized in a mitt shape and contained <b>no soap.</b>

Wonder if anyone knows where a supply could be purchased? The ones I see available are all soaped. Thanks~

Cathinjoetown

http://www.amazon.fr/Gant-toilette-j...uctDescription

nyse

Cath, thank you ~ these indeed look reassuringly familiar!

I had looked at eBay international but didn't think of Amazon.

kerouac

My mother's nursing home in Paris uses disposable face cloths (also used for less facial areas), but I don't know where the general public can buy them. In a cheap store like Tati or some of the 'bazaar' stores, you can find terrycloth <i>gants de toilette</i> for about 0.50€ (usually sold 2 for 1€).

Pvoyageuse

"I don't know where the general public can buy them"

In a pharmacy or a parapharmacy. 50 for €3.90

kerouac

Thanks for that. Not being a pharmacy customer, I had no way of knowing.

nyse

Just to update, a friend gave me a package of 50 Mary Kay disposable face cloths.
They are @12"x10" square and unsoaped.
Haven't tried one yet but they look like they'll work fine.

kybourbon

You can also get them in various brands/softness from medical supplies such as these:

http://www.amazon.com/Medline-Dispos...386275-4517266

kerouac

I actually still have a big supply of them from when I used to take my mother on trips. I had to use them to clean her up after removing the diaper. One gets used to anything over time.

Judy

For a trip, I just go to Target and buy a dozen washcloths for a few dollars and consider them disposable.

kybourbon

I sometimes take old ones from home and throw away as I use them. Other times I take baby washcloths. They dry out much faster than regular ones and take up little space.