For FlushHush kids we suggest you count up how many sets of car keys, purses, fanny packs, man purses, or diaper bags your family, grandma, nanny, use, and be prepared! And since we know, that occasionally one gets left behind on a sensor, or one rolls off under another stall into bathroom oblivion... we know you'll need at least one set of refills.

We’ve tested it on most every public toilet sensor type, and yes, we’ve found that they work on all the models out there. However, if you find that your Flush Hush does not affix or fully cover a public toilet sensor out there, please snap a photo and send it to us at mamas@tinyundies.com and we will find a solution! If the sensor has two possible “eyes” and you’re not sure which to cover, simply use BOTH included FlushHushers, side by side, to keep the sensor from seeing you and/or your child.

You can wash the FlushHushers in the sink with some soapy warm water, and dry with a paper towel or towel. However, remember that autoflush sensors are probably the least-touched items in a public restroom. On the go, squirt some hand sanitizer on it and rub it around before putting the FlushHusher back into its case.

I was sitting on a public toilet at a business conference a while back and it flushed on my butt before I got up to wipe…spraying goodness-knows-what-kinda-water all over my tush! It was humiliating even though no one was there. I instantly began working to solve this problem. That and all 6 of my children have a strong aversion to the public toilet and will only willingly go (a) if it’s a “manual” flusher or, NOW, (b) if we have a FlushHush on us!