Green’s Dictionary of Slang

kleenex n.

[Kleenex, a popular brand of paper handkerchief]
(Can./US)

1. a casual sex encounter, because ‘You pick it up, blow, and throw it away’.

A. Mudry World Enough and Time 186: Women are not usually into casual sex. I always describe it as ‘kleenex sex’: you use it, you throw it out.

2. among paedophiles, a description of those they exploit.

L.R. Ashley ‘Sexual Sl.’ in Maledicta 157: The child victims [...] under your control) [...] are simply kleenex (‘pick it up, blow, throw it away’).

3. (N.Z. gay) an underage male prostitute.

[NZ]W. Ings ‘Trolling the Beat to Working the Soob’ in Int’l Jrnl Lexicog. 23:1 71: In New Zealand there have been many terms for a young male street worker. [...] A Kleenex was a young boy who was the target of adult men. The term came from a brand of paper tissue, with the tag line ‘Pick it up. Blow. Throw it away’.

In compounds

Kleenex suit

a cheap suit, disposable suit.

[US]A. Goldman Lenny Bruce 15: He‘s got a half-dozen Kleenex suits: flimsy but elegantly fashionable Continental suits that sell for $49.99.