Do I have to touch the toilet to apply CleanSleeve?
No. The whole point is to avoid coming into ANY contact with a dirty toilet seat. CleanSleeve slips on easily and you never have to touch the seat.

Who uses CleanSleeve?
CleanSleeve was originally designed to be used by mothers with small children. But, the sleeve is great for anyone who uses public restrooms including women, children, travelers, elderly, even men.

When should I use CleanSleeve?
CleanSleeve is for use anytime you are away from home and need to use public facilities.

Why should I use CleanSleeve?
CleanSleeve is the first disposable toilet seat cover in the history of the world that really works!  CleanSleeve is your first line of defense against infective germs and wetness often found on public toilet seats.

How does CleanSleeve work?
CleanSleeve is designed to slip on an open front toilet seat. The sleeve completely covers the seat from front to back, top to bottom. CleanSleeve’s tubular design means that the sleeve will stay in place until you remove it.

What is CleanSleeve made of?
CleanSleeve is made from Plastic. Plastic is the only material that will protect you from wetness. Paper covers allow wetness to come through, plus, they don’t stay in place.

How do I dispose of CleanSleeve after use?
CleanSleeve should be removed from the toilet seat and discarded in waste receptacle. CleanSleeve isn’t meant to be flushed. Someday we may be able to make the sleeve out of a biodegradable, flushable plastic. But until then, just throw it away. We hope you’ll think CleanSleeve’s benefits outweigh its disposal methods.

Where can I buy the CleanSleeve?
CleanSleeve will be available in retail stores near you soon. If you don’t see it, ask your local grocery store, superstore or drug store to carry it. For now, you can click here and go to our Order Today page. You can also order by calling toll free 1.877.212.IDEA.

Do you have any additional questions you’d like to have answered? Contact us toll free at 1.877.212.IDEA or click here to send e-mail.

CleanSleeve is developed and distributed by New Visions, LLC © 1999

CleanSleeve should be removed from the toilet seat and discarded in waste receptacle.
CleanSleeve isn’t meant to be flushed.