We classify the indispensable Hoo-ahhs field towels as a health and first aid item simply because cleanliness, aside from being as some would say, “next to godliness”, is actually next to survivability.

Being dirty in the field leads to, at the very least, mild rashes in the most uncomfortable private regions to, at the very worst, infections in wounds.

In the not so distant past, to achieve even the most basic body clean up one would have to find “clean” water and sponge or towel bathe. Time consuming and not easy to do if water was in short supply. Can you say desert warfare?

With Hoo-ahhs, just open the re-sealable, 20 towel pouch and wipe away.

Often described as “baby wipers” by the ill-informed, Hoo-ahhs are an extremely tough 7” x 10” (17.8cm x 24 cm) disposable, soft, non-woven, industrial wiping towel, that is impregnated with an unscented, aloe enriched, non-alcohol based cleaning solution.

These towels are quickly becoming the standard choice for personal clean up by soldiers in western armies. Soldiers are routinely using these towels for wiping off such tough to remove substances as camouflage face paint and automotive grease.

Hoo-ahhs packaging is the perfect size for BDU cargo pockets or the glove box of the patrol car. Soldiers, SAR technicians, LEO’s and Security guards can now have the convenience of simple, handy clean up in the field.

While Hoo-ahhs were primarily aimed at the military and public safety users, recreational users such as paintball enthusiasts, hunters, motorsports enthusiasts and adventure travelers are latching on to Hoo-ahhs in droves.

Hoo-ahhs users rave about the towel’s strength, as they do not fall apart like “baby wipers”. The lack of perfume and the lack of post clean-up sticky residue, often associated with baby wipers, are two more advantages the users of Hoo-ahhs often point out.