The UnWipe shows big bold texture on the hybrid wipe it creates.

Texture Makes the Moisture Work

Create the planet’s most touchable texture with The UnWipe. No dry or wet TP or “flushable” wipe can match it.

 

🧻 Press the toilet paper into The UnWipe’s mesh for just ½ second—down and up. Bam! Less water = stronger texture.

🧻 For your first try, add an extra sheet of toilet paper. More paper = thicker texture.

 

Experiment and find your perfect balance—texture beats no texture every time.

Since we can't be in the stall with you to demo, here's the next best thing:

The UnWipe — First Use Coach
Most people dial it in by attempt 2 or 3.
The UnWipe — First Use Coach
Most people dial it in by attempt 2 or 3.
Getting started

Let's get you to a perfect clean.

The UnWipe works by pressing dry toilet paper onto a mesh above a damp sponge. As you press, water seeps up through the mesh holes simultaneously — moistening the paper and shaping it into cleaning nubs and gathering grooves. Together they do what dry paper or flat soggy paper never can.

The mesh holes create cleaning nubs that reach body contours. The ridges form gathering grooves that collect residue. The UnWipe gives you 4–6 uses per 🚽 visit.

Is this your very first time using The UnWipe?

🆕 Yes, brand new Haven't used it yet
🔄 I've tried it before Want to improve results
One-time setup
Before your first use

Two things to know before you start.

Opening The UnWipe
Pinch the left and right sides of the top edge between thumb and forefinger and squeeze gently — the lid pops right off. No prying, no fingernails needed. Once you know this, you can even use The UnWipe entirely one-handed.
Give it a quick rinse first
Run tap water through the inside and outside to rinse away any factory or shipping dust — takes about 10 seconds. Rinse mesh side up, then flip. No soap needed. Shake it off and you're ready to add water for your first use.

A bonus third.

WWMD
The design put onto the paper isn’t just for pretty. It also is optimized for cleaning. Even better, the best looking texture also does the best job cleaning. Your goal is to meet the high standard Martha would enforce, WWMD – What Would Martha Do? These instructions show how to do that.
At the sink

Adding water — generous, then drain it down.

This happens at the sink, before you head to the stall. No need to be precise — the technique below handles the calibration.

Step 1 — Fill generously
Use tap water or pour from a bottle. Let it overflow — no need to be dainty about it.
Step 2 — Tip sideways
Tilt The UnWipe to let excess water spill out. This removes the surplus.
Step 3 — Knuckle press
Press a knuckle into the center of the mesh to push out a bit more water. This creates the ideal saturation. Too much water left in = soggy paper with weak texture.
Pro tip — warm water feels sublime
When you have the option, fill with warm water. The difference on the skin is noticeable — a small upgrade that costs nothing.
When to add water: Either on your way into the stall (sponge will be drier when done — better for pocket or purse carry), or after using the toilet while washing your hands (water's already running, lid's open — takes 2 seconds). Pick whichever fits your routine.
In the stall

Prepare your paper.

Fold or scrunch — both work. What matters is thickness: more layers make a stronger, more effective result.

5 🧻AngelSoft sheets
4 🧻Premium bamboo
5+ 🧻One ply
+1 🧻First timers
The goal: dry backing, moist working surface
Hold the paper so the part touching the mesh gets the moisture, while the part your fingers grip stays dry. The dry layers give structure; the moist surface does the cleaning. This is the sturdiest, most effective combo.
First time? Use one extra sheet. Most people get it a little too wet on the first attempt — the extra thickness absorbs the surplus and keeps the result strong. As you get experienced, you can dial back to the baseline.
Experienced user? Use one fewer sheet. With experience, you learn what to do to get the clean you need that day.
The technique

One smooth, even press. Quick.

This is where the magic happens — and where most first-timers need just one small adjustment.

FlatHand position
Full meshCoverage area
½–1 secDuration
Use the flat of your fingers
The area between your knuckles — not your fingertips. Cover most of the mesh in one press. Successive pokes create uneven texture; one smooth broad press creates it uniformly.
Quick down and up — ½ to 1 second
As you press, water seeps up through the holes simultaneously — the press itself controls how much transfers. Longer press = more water absorbed. Match your press duration to sponge wetness: fresher sponge = shorter press. As the sponge dries through repeat uses, you can press a little longer to compensate.

Go ahead — give it your first press. How did it feel?

💧 Too wet Soggy, weak texture
✅ Just right Moist, holds shape
🌵 Too dry Didn't mold well
Adjustment — Too Wet
Easy fix

A little too much moisture.

The nubs and grooves need the paper to hold its shape against the mesh. When it's too saturated, texture weakens.

Most likely cause
Either the sponge still had too much water after draining, or the press lasted a bit long. Both are easy to correct.
Try these adjustments
Drain more: Next time, tip sideways a little longer and press your knuckle more firmly before heading to the stall.

Shorter press: Try a crisp ½-second press — down and up. The moisture transfer is near-instant when the sponge is fresh.

More sheets: Add 1 extra sheet. Thicker stacks absorb surplus and keep the result sturdy.
Attempt 2 — Less Moisture
Retry

Drier sponge, shorter press, one more sheet.

+1 sheetPaper count
More drainBefore stall
½ secPress duration
After tipping sideways, press your knuckle into the center firmly — until no water is actively seeping through the mesh when you rest your hand on it. That's your target saturation for a fresh sponge.

How did this attempt feel?

💧Still wetGetting closer
✅Just rightGot it!
🌵Now too dryOvershot
Fine-tune

Almost there — one more thing to try.

Check your TP brand
Some single-ply paper wicks more aggressively. If you're on thin single-ply, add another sheet or two as a buffer layer. Softer, thicker TP requires fewer sheets.
Surface moisture trick
After the knuckle press, try pressing a folded piece of dry TP against the mesh for a second — this wicks off the very top layer of surface moisture before your actual use. A useful calibration trick while you're still finding your sweet spot.
Adjustment — Too Dry
Easy fix

Needs a bit more moisture.

Dry paper is stiff — it rests on top of the mesh instead of molding into it. The nubs won't form cleanly without enough moisture to make the paper pliable.

Most likely cause
The sponge may have been drained a bit too much, or the press was too quick to let moisture transfer up through the mesh holes.
Try these adjustments
Less drain: Tip sideways but use a lighter knuckle touch — or skip the knuckle press entirely this time.

Slightly longer press: Hold for a full 1 second — still quick, but gives moisture time to travel upward as you press.

Fewer sheets: Try one fewer sheet. Thinner stacks let moisture travel through more easily.
Attempt 2 — More Moisture
Retry

Wetter sponge, full 1-second press.

−1 sheetPaper count
Less drainBefore stall
1 secPress duration
As you use The UnWipe multiple times in a trip, the sponge naturally dries down. Each successive press can be a little longer to compensate — you'll feel this intuitively after a few uses.

How did this attempt feel?

💧Too wet nowOvershot
✅Just rightGot it!
🌵Still too dryAlmost there
Fine-tune

One more thing to check.

Sponge wetness check
Make sure the sponge is wet enough — a tiny puddle should form when you press your fingertip onto the mesh. Add a tablespoon of water if it doesn’t.
Also try
Reduce by 1 sheet and use a smooth, even full-hand press — not just fingertips. Hold a full second. Thinner paper stack over a fresh sponge should give you clear nub formation.
You've got it

That's The UnWipe doing exactly what it's designed to do.

The nubs reach the contours of your 🍑. The grooves gather the residue. Within a few more uses, your personal sweet spot — paper count, drain level, press duration — will be completely automatic.

Remember for next time
The sponge holds enough water for 4–6 uses per trip. Use fresh paper each time. As the sponge dries through the toilet trip, gradually lengthen your press to match — you'll feel when it needs it.
After your trip: Add water back either on your way out while washing hands (easiest — water's already running) or on your way in next time if you prefer a drier carry.
The UnWipe

"Clean you can trust when you need a restroom you don't."

Going further

What experienced users know.

Opening the lid — in case you missed it
Squeeze the left and right sides of the top edge between thumb and forefinger and the lid pops right off. No prying, no fingernails. Works one-handed once you know the trick.
Warm water feels awesome
When you have the option, fill with warm water. The difference on the skin is noticeable — a small luxury upgrade that costs nothing.
Match press to sponge wetness
Fresh sponge = short press (½ sec). As you work through a trip and the sponge is a little less wet, each successive press can be a little longer. You develop a feel for this naturally — it becomes instinctive.
4–6 uses per trip, fresh paper each time
One use may not be enough for a thorough clean … we've all been there — just like with wipes. The UnWipe holds enough water for a full trip. Use fresh paper for each press.
All TP works, in different amounts
Baseline: 5 sheets AngelSoft or 4 sheets Who Gives A Crap bamboo. Single-ply needs an extra sheet or three, but works great, too.
Do wipe. Do not scrub.
Let the texture and moisture work. Wipe once and in one direction..
Keep it fresh — lab tested, simple to do
Clean The UnWipe monthly to keep it germ-free. Soap and water on the outside; for the inside (sponge and all): microwave, dishwasher, or parboil. Or vinegar soak.

How to add water

Just add water. Plain, clean water. Add water every few days as needed. Pop the lid off by pressing the sides, add water from the faucet🚰, and drain the excess so that the toilet paper you use doesn't get soggy. Can it really be that simple? Watch Logan explain it all to you.

For your very first use, give it a good rinse inside and out before adding the water.

How to use

We assume you know how to use 🧻 and really don't want us to elaborate. 🫣 Thus, when you're 'done' on the toilet, use dry paper once like normal. (Skip the "dry" step if wiping the front side.)

Then scrunch or fold fresh toilet paper, press it into The UnWipe's mesh for just ½ second, and use again like normal. Done right, the textured paper will be thicker and a bit dryer than a wipe.

Repeat until clean – cleaner than from dry 🧻 alone. But really, it's much more fun to watch Logan explain.

How to clean

Clean The UnWipe at least monthly when you clean the rest of your bathroom. You do clean at least monthly, right? 🤦🏻‍♀️ The outside can be washed with soap and water. 🧼💧 Clean The UnWipe in the microwave, the dishwasher, or with vinegar. Check out Logan's video for details, including genius safety insights like 'don't touch things that are hot.'

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Master The UnWipe Experience

Pro Tips

Use less water

Texture is everything. It makes The UnWipe different from dry paper, wet paper, and wipes.

More water makes paper mushy. Drain excess water from The UnWipe.

Use enough TP

Paper creates texture. More paper makes thicker texture, so if you want to feel that, scrunch an extra sheet of paper. Because our texture cleans better, it's still less paper than dry.

Press shorter

A shorter press creates better texture. With a long press the paper absorbs more water, right? Quick – ½ sec or so – is enough. If you see and touch distinct texture, and it's not soggy, you're good to go!

Use warm water

Warm water makes wiping feel sublime. It's freakin' awesome. Try it. Just add hot or warm water before you go, and use The UnWipe like normal. Can't do that with wipes, sprays, or a standard bidet.

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