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Car Tissue/Napkin Dispenser

 In case of sudden sneezes/spills
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A box of tissues (or napkins, if you have small children) in roughly the shape of an eyeglasses case, but wider. Designed to fit snugly into the drop-down sunglasses holder found in most cars.
—ytk, Sep 04 2012

Mini packs of tissues http://livealidl.bl...pocket-tissues.html
One of many. [8th of 7, Sep 04 2012]

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       Packs of 10 tissues in just about that form factor are Baked and Widely Known To Exist.   

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—8th of 7, Sep 04 2012
   

       Those may or may not fit in a sunglasses holder, but they're not specifically designed to do so and are likely to be a rough fit, particularly when trying to get the last few tissues out. This would be a rigid box, perfectly shaped so that you can pop down be holder, grab a napkin with one hand without looking, and close the holder again with no risk of the box coming out.
—ytk, Sep 04 2012
   

       //Designed to fit snugly into a drop down sunglass holder// Always intrigued over what that slot was for. No wonder I have difficulty trying to fit my takeaway low fat, De-caf. flat white in there. Not too convinced it would accommodate the planned, soon to be released, backed by an intense Prime Time Television Ad campaign of "New Pack, Now with an extra ten percent absolutely free?"
—Lesser Spotted Kiwi, Sep 04 2012
   


 

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