The Original Spit Catcher by Brasstache - For Brass/Wind Instruments, Ultra-Absorbent and Leakproof, Multi-layered Cloth Pad to Empty Your Spit, Self-Packing…… (Single)

The perfect solution to preventing unsightly puddles of water on the floor from the discharge that accumulates from your horn and is released by pressing the lever on your horn water key. Each of these pads will hold moisture efficiently and they work very well. They can be laundered and air dry quickly. I travel with one or two pads putting them in a gallon zip loc bag and stowing them in my gig bag. What A great design idea. Try them and see what you think.

Works awesome! For practicing at home and playing at places with carpeting! Easy clean and absorbent.

This is an excellent product, especially now when we are all trying to do a better job keeping germs to ourselves. The towel is thin enough to not be too noticeable, but is still very absorbent. At the end of rehearsal, the floor under the towel is completely dry and I can just roll the towel up and into itself to store it safely until I do laundry. I think I might get the larger size to have a bigger target.

I guess I felt like maybe buying a rag would make me feel like a better trumpet player. It ended up not really improving my playing. But it is a more sanitary and neat place to drain the moisture from my horn while playing rather than the floor or a rug or something. Not moldy or stinky or anything. Works great.

As a trumpet player, I need to release the spit valve but sometimes feel awkward doing so in church or at other public functions.. This allows me to be discreet, yet do what has to be done.

Perfect size, looks classy (instead of the old washcloth I used to use), very absorbent, evaporates quick, and it has a rubberized backing that doesn't leak. Also can fold up into itself so you can pop it into your pocket without getting wet!

Saves my dish/bath towels. Still a bit messy. Sometimes home nothing; then a spritz of disinfectant & mop!

Although I am happy with the product, in retrospect, I would have gone with a larger size rather than the travel size. My own fault. Quick purchase without checking for more details. The small size still works, but you need to be more precise with your spit.