Automotive Tissue Carrier, Black

I buy large boxes of Puffs so I have to take the tissues out of the box to put in the holder. It is doing the job, however, just have to be careful when taking a tissue.

Bought one for my Scion xB. I have tried several different means for holding a box of 200 count tissues in various vehicles. This one works perfectly. It is a tight fit on a tissue box, but not impossible. I like to have the tissue box on the floor behind the center console as I never have more than two passengers in the back. I extended the strap & looped it over the arm rest on the center console & the tissue box stays in place on the rear floor in the center. Perfect location for my preferences. The strap holding it in place is almost invisible in the Scion's black/charcoal interior. I can reach a tissue with my right arm anytime. The carrier seems to be well constructed.It is a little pricey considering what it is & the fact that it's made in China. I do wish the strap had a release clip or velcro to permit other install options, but it works just fine for where I want the tissue box located. Might be a factor for others where a simple loop strap won't fill the bill.Shipping takes a long time - again from China. But I liked it so well I bought a second one for my wife's Scion. Can't ask for better recommendation than a return customer.

Pros:- fits 100ct standard box tissues- fits any seat out there (standard or sport bucket types)- save you backseat space for those tissue boxes- save you floor space from those big organizer with built-in tissue holders- no need to buy customized tissue packs unlike the other onesCons:- quality could have been betterP.S. I've searched through amazon and google for the best tissue holder out there. Found the ones you can clip on your visor or the ones you can put in your cup holders. But these require you to buy their tissue packs! No way am I going to do that. I found others like this but they are too big since they are equipped with organizers/trash too. No way am I going to use floor space for those! After 2 days of searching I luckily stumbled upon this. Enough said.

Sags a bit if you fill it full. Then it is hard to reach or hanging in front of someone sitting there. Other than that it works as I expected.

I like the look and feel of this kleenex holder. I could fit a standard box of kleenexes (144 3-ply, I think), but only if I take them out the box (which was fine and easy to do). My only complaint is that the flap at the top has no closure mechanism, so it flaps around and doesn't look as nice, especially when I drive with the windows down.

I can't say enough about this tissue box holder. AWESOME! Having it hang from the headrest and swing out of the way when necessary is divine. It sure beats putting your Kleenex box on the floor in mucky weather. I rarely have passengers, so my Kleenex box gets to ride shotgun most of the time. I love having it there. It fits VERY snugly to the regular box - so much so that it can be a struggle to get it into place. If you used one of the business sized boxes that's a little thinner, you'd be better off. However, I regularly use regular Kleenex tissues and get it into the cover. I'd recommend an elastic gusset in future models. But I love it - AND I bought another for my mom!

Works well... Driver can access tissues fairly easily, without needing to be a contortionist.I have mine facing the rear passenger seat. Main drawback is the box of tissues is in the face (or knees) of whoever is seated in that backseat (see photo). As long as he/she isn't claustrophobic, I guess it's not a big deal. I have a Honda Accord, which is fairly roomy.I purchased the 120-tissue size, which is a little too big, resulting in the box being angled up a bit. Next time I'll purchase the 100-tissue size so the box will be more flush/level with the back of the seat.

The smaller size tissue box fits neatly inside. Switching the valet from the passenger seat front to the back is very easy. It lays neatly against the seat. I have a bad right shoulder so my motion is somewhat limited, yet, I can easily reach the tissues from the driver's side of my Subaru Forester.