IT117138 3pt Water-Soluble Paper, 8.5" x 11", White (Pack of 25)

I used this paper to make travel soap sheets. It works great! You must "paint" the soap on quickly though (I used a large sponge brush to be quicker) and do not paint both sides immediately (unless you are SUPER quick. I wasn't) because it will begin to tear and dissolve. I learned that lesson quick enough. I also tried letting one side dry and then painted the other side. It worked on one sheet, but the second one began to tear. Remember that you must clean and dry your surface between each sheet otherwise you'll end up with a goopy mess. I also found that enough soap on one side is good enough and you really don't need to paint both sides. The sheets also dry better if only one side is painted. I love that I was able to use my favorite soap and not have to be at the mercy of someone else's favorite smells. I've been using these self made soap sheets regularly and must say the sheets don't disappear instantly, but rather it mushes up and eventually disappears/gets washed down the drain. It does degrade rather quickly after rubbing it in your hands long enough. I attribute it to the soap being on it though. Either way it works well for what I need it for and I will be buying it again.

I saw a short video on how to use this paper for camping, hiking etc. Put a sheet into a dish (9 X 13 for instance) so it lays flat. Use a brush or squeegee to spread liquid soap on it. Leave a 1" area across the end so that you can hang it up to dry. Once dry, cut up into 2" x 3" pieces or to fit into a large empty match box. Put one between your hands, add water and scrub your hands clean. The paper dissolves leaving the soap behind to clean your grubby little paws. Works great!

I had to switch from 2 pt to 3pt because when they adjusted the printer at the shop, the 2pt jammed up. These are just as desirable for my use as the 2pt. I called the Mgf before I switched, and the rep was very helpful and sent me a few to sample. I buy these again and again.

We had to find paper for our church that would dissolve for Ash Wednesday. We looked in nearby stores, but no one had anything. that would work. We tried rice paper, but that didn't work. This works great. The congregation could write down their troubles, and then they put it in a bowl of water, and the paper disappeared. It was really great. I highly recommend this.

The papers don't dissolve right away - they may if left in there for a bit, but we just had to stir it around a little and it dissolved. :) Got the point across though!

This dissolvable paper was great for weddings. We used a heart shaped punch and cut out the hearts and threw when the bride and groom left. It looked great in the pictures and it rained the next day and they all dissolved. Great product.

Sure the paper dissolved (came apart) but it made some pretty gross looking water. Not what I expected and it didn’t quite work for what we hoped, but maybe that’s my fault and I should’ve guessed it wouldn’t dissolve clear.

Used this at a New Years Eve church service focused on leaving our past behind/ Jesus makes us clean. Very powerful experience for our church. It was well responded to. Used one clear glass container on stage for the band and stirred water with hand to show how it simply dissolves. The audience used solid buckets on the floor so the clarity wasn't an issue. Paper does totally disappear...water remains clear but a bit cloudy. It was really neat. We recommend not printing on the paper. We tried it both ways. The printed bits don't dissolve as well. Our colored graphic did not dissolve at all. We kept it simple in the end and did not pre-print anything on the paper.