Next time you go off griddle (see what I did there lol)... this Kula will be by your side. Kula ClothA(R) - The Original Reusable Pee Cloth Kula ClothA(R) is a reusable pee cloth for people who squat to pee outdoors. Pat dry with the soft absorbent side, snap it closed, clip it to your pack. It air-dries as you hike. It&';s for anyone who loves being outside and is tired of pretending outdoor hygiene isn&';t part of the deal. Maybe you&';re backpacking for the first time and nobody explained this part. Maybe you&';re twenty years in and you&';ve packed out one soggy wad too many. Maybe you&';re road tripping, camping, or standing in front of a suspiciously empty porta potty, realizing you should have planned ahead. You want comfort, less left behind, and gear that feels like somebody thought about it. That&';s the whole idea. How does a Kula Cloth work? A Kula Cloth has two sides. The absorbent side is soft and quick-drying - that&';s the one you pat dry with. The other side is waterproof, so your hand stays dry. Snap it closed, clip it to your pack, and it air-dries while you walk. Accessible, discreet, out of the way until you need it. Why use a reusable pee cloth instead of toilet paper? No used toilet paper to carry or pack out Quick-drying fabric keeps you comfortable on the move The antimicrobial finish inhibits odor-causing bacteria on the cloth, so it stays fresher between washes Reflective thread on the corner - easy to find at night with a headlamp Washed and reused for years, not thrown away after one use Snaps closed for privacy, clips to your pack for quick access Supports Leave No Trace by keeping single-use paper off the trail Who is a Kula Cloth for? Women and anyone who squats to pee outdoors - hikers, backpackers, campers, trail runners, climbers, paddlers, hunters, birders. It travels well too: van lifers, road trippers, festival-goers, and anyone who spends time somewhere without a reliable bathroom. What is a Kula Cloth made of? The absorbent side is a soft 71% polyester / 29% rayon (from bamboo) blend, treated with a silver-ion antimicrobial finish. The waterproof side is a polyester laminate. Each one weighs about half an ounce. Sewn in USA from imported fabric. How do you wash a Kula Cloth? Machine wash medium, dry medium, no fabric softener, no bleach. Hand washing is preferred. In the backcountry, wash with a few drops of biodegradable soap at least 200 feet from water sources. Is a Kula Cloth better than toilet paper for the environment? A Kula Cloth replaces single-use toilet paper on the trail, so there&';s nothing to pack out afterward. One cloth, washed and reused, instead of something discarded every time. Kula Cloth is a small piece of gear that solves a big problem - the discomfort, the waste, and the soggy-toilet-paper shuffle. Pssst... new to all this? Read our guide on how to pee outside.