Bathroom Soft Thicker Warmer Stretchable Washable Cloth Toilet Seat Cover Pads 3PCS

Only problem is that they don't wash well. I just use the next one. Very functional, great colors and comfort. A little cumbersome at the beginning but once you get the hang of it works very well. And stays in place. Oh, yes, no more cold bottoms, seriously.

not worth a penny ..don't buy...Here's why: it's described as ...and is not any of this : Warm and comfortable, say goodbye to the ice cold toilet seat covers. They are so THIN AND POORLY MADE...I THINK TOILET SEAT COVERS OR PAPER TOWEL ARE THICKER...AND MORE DURABLE ...THEY ARE AWFUL...i bought some last year or even a few years ago and they are think and plush and warm and still good. These say don't wash in washer and i think they should don't even USE THEM...they may fall apart. These are just terrible..like paper...how could they ever be sold as seat covers .The add also reads: Made of high quality acrylic fibers, soft, warm and durableThey are NOT DURABLE..not really soft...more like so thin can hardly feel them.i am so dissapointed. not worth anything. By the picture they look more like the ones i had ordered before and still have but wanted more because i misplaced one of the rings...the only thing worth buying was the ring worth a dollar. This is the worst thing ever bought on Amazon and i give super great reviews almost every time..because mostly i am super happy with products because get what it said i would. But i am honest and this is just awful..not worth a penny.

I checked into heated toilet seats after the blizzard of 2014 on Cape Cod. No electricity for 20 hours. It was warmer in the 'fridge then the house...I am NOT kidding. And to sit on the toilet seat was torture.Well, darn, they are quite expensive so I gave up on my dream LOL. So now I'm in Minnesota and it gets mighty cold when I turn the heat down at night so I found these. Oh what a relief it is!! They are not padded as others have mentioned but they are absolutely delightful to sit on for a quick, well, you know. I was going to take a break from them during the summer thinking the seat wouldn't be so cold but I guess the AC makes them cold too. So it's year round.I do wash them by hand, 4 at a time, put them in the washer for a brief spin and hang them to dry. They are somewhat fragile. Don't pull at the strings, just cut them off carefully. And it's fine. Threading the ring through is a bit dicey but it gets easier as you do them.I've had them for over a year, changing them weekly and they're still great. It's only me so your mileage may vary depending on how many are using the toilet.Now that I've totally spoiled myself, when I'm out and have to sit on that cold porcelain seat I can't help but let out a little yelp 😮🤣

Not machine washable. They are otherwise great. Stay on, comfortable material, easy to install.

I have bought these toilet covers for about 15 years. I heat with wood. the heat never makes it to the bathroom. Freezing cold toilet seat. Problem completely solved with these covers.They are obviously designed for the almost round seat, not the elongated oval for large men. See the photo on the ad. Wash by hand and then no trouble in washer. One woman said she would never wash something by hand that was on the toilet, or something like that. My, my, so delicate.

These do not work as well as the first covers I got (check out Legigo 5 Pack Thicker Bathroom Toilet Seat Cover Pads- Soft Warmer Toilet Seat Cushion Cover Stretchable Washable Fiber Cloth, Easy Installation Comfortable Toilet Lid Seat Cover(Knit Elongated Light). They come off too easily and are darned hard to put on. I would recommend the Legigo set. More covers and easier to put on. They stay on better too. Work on elongated toilet seats better.

I really like the toilet seat covers. Perfect in use. Not so good after the wash. Thread unravel and no longer usable because the Thread unravel in the wash and they shrink. If you purchase maybe wash by hand. I only have one left so I'm going to try hand washing. It is nice that have warmth when you sit. Especially in the morning. 😃

I have a very rarely used guest bathroom that has a wooden toilet seat. Honestly, if I could sue the former owner of my house for pain and suffering, I would. I have tried to get that horrendous wooden toilet seat off but the previous owner used nuts and bolts and I have been unable to remove it. To add insult to injury, the toilet seat has cracked and will pinch anyone's rear end when they sit on it. I had guests coming in from out of town and while putting some duct tape over the crack kept it from pinching, it looks ugly and it's bumpy and uneven.I was literally about to just buy a whole new toilet and have it installed when I did a search for other solutions.Fortunately, I found these seat covers and it helps cushion the toilet seat so that the duct tape isn't noticeable and it "smooths" everything out.Incredibly easy to put on and great value considering there were 3 for one low price. I might even put one on my master bath toilet seat even though there's no cracks or problems with that one. (They do make any toilet seat more comfy and I'm sure the added warmth will be a bonus when winter time arrives.)So for those looking for a solution to a cracked toilet seat that you can't remove for whatever reason, this is a great, low price solution that does NOT involve tools or frustration.