Kitchen + Home Paper Towel Alternative – Heavy Duty Washable Reusable Rayon Towels Made From Bamboo - One roll replaces 6 months of towels! 2 Pack

I just ordered another set of these Kitchen + Home Paper Towel Alternative – Heavy Duty Washable Reusable Rayon Towels Made From Bamboo -- our first 2 pack lasted for a really long time! We've been able to use them for a multitude of instances! We use them for cleaning up cat vomit -- (hey, it happens!) and rinse and wash them out. Seperate ones that we don't keep for housecleaning, but instead use for food -- wrapping burritos (whenever something calls for a wet paper towel) -- We wash those in the laundry with our other linens and kitchen towels (how to keep the cat ones separate from the food ones). The spouse doesn't like paper towels, so this is a great paper towel alternative! They are thick and have a nice texture and look good. I'm surprised they say it replaces 6 months of paper towels as we've managed to use them much longer. It's been completely worth the money.

AMAZING!!!! I haven't been this excited about a product in forever. These towels are thick, soft, absorbant, durable, functional, environmental, economical, and in every way superior to paper towels. They are so easy to wash out by hand and hang dry. I have no doubt you can reuse them North of 100 times. They can also be washed in the washer, it works perfect. I've pulled five towels off the roll so far, and I haven't needed to throw one away yet. Worth every penny. I'm getting them for folks I love for gifts 🤣♥️

I like these for their durability, and the 'rinse n repeat' for counter tops, washing dishes, and spills. I don't recommend for anything glass like mirrors, glass-top ranges, windows or storm doors — Just does not give the streak-free finish of traditional paper towels without extra effort, especially after first use. The towels do become "linty", and I find myself needing to follow with a lint-free cloth to make glass perfectly clean of streaks and lint. But these do nicely replace dish rags that you can dispose-of after several days use, or longer.

I use these bamboo towels to wash dishes. They hold just enough water, are very abrasion resistant, dry fast so don't stink, can be machine washed when they look dirty. I have started using the towels as wash cloths for my face. Very soft, can scrub without causing irritation, they don't snag my facial stubble too much and they rinse out easily for reuse. I retire these towels to the garage. Retired cloths are great for washing windows, dusting furniture and oil change clean up (they like oil and sop it up). Great product.

I love these! They wash very well in the washing machine with my other linens, and they even tumble dry nicely too! Had to hide them from my roommate because she kept using them and throwing them in the trash afterwards, even though I told her to just drop them in the laundry room basket after she's done using one! That's what I had been doing so next time I went to do laundry I could just dump them on top! But when the first roll was gone in not even a full week, I was like wtf?! I looked in the laundry basket where I knew there had to be at least five of these paper towels in there, and it was empty! I looked in the trash can in the kitchen and dug out a bunch of them! I was very annoyed as I had told her not to do this, they are washable reusable paper towels! When asked about it, she said that it we gross to wash them and she didn't want food on her clothes. That's why you RINSE them in the kitchen sink first if they have lots of gunk on them! And you don't have to wash them with your clothes, you can wash them by themselves to on a super quick super small cycle! But I prefer to wash them with other linens like towels, cloths, bedsheets, etc. So anyway, I had to hide these paper towels from my roommate so I could just use them myself! I have a plastic bag in my room for the dirty ones, which I throw in with my linens and sometimes clothes. It's super easy! I don't understand why people wouldn't use them! I don't get my roommate! Such unnecessary trouble just because I wanted the make our apartment a little more Eco-friendly! When really these paper towels are no trouble at all! They are super easy to deal with! Anyway, not sure if they will start to fall apart overtime. So far I have washed and dried all of them a few times and they are pilling with fuzzies here and there but I just rip them off. These also will get stained too, like with pasta sauce and wine, etc. but the stain fades especially when using bleach! And even with a faded stain it doesn't bother me to use these over again because I know they are clean. Anyway, I'm glad that I have not had to buy paper towels in a month and haven't had to be as wasteful because of these! Thank you, Eco-friendly engineers who create these wonderful products for us! Humans suck! Stop reproducing! VEHMT!!!

I cannot say enough about these towels. They are super durable, they really are washable and reusable. They are absorbent and are great for cleaning pretty much anything. I have only used a few of these in the past 4 months. They do shrink a bit when you wash them, but no other quality is lost. I love these!

While I wanted to be ecofriendly and try these out, I found that it is incredibly hard when living in an apartment. I really didn't want to wash my food/dirt towels with my clothes so you must wash them separately. They mold up really quick depending on what you are wiping up so these are good if you have a washer in your house where you can rewash really often in smaller loads. For me in an apt, it's a no. Quality wise, they are great and absorbent but I can't really imagine them getting through that many loads to make the price worth it

We were a paper towel addicted family. We went through cases and cases of paper towels ever year. The cost was getting out of control and we were stuffing our garbage with used paper towels every week. Well, we decided to break our addiction and make some changes. First we purchased micro fiber towels to use in place of all of the paper towels that I used for overall house cleaning and then we bought the reusable bamboo towels for use in the kitchen. It’s been over six months since we purchased the 2-pack of towels and we couldn’t be happier. So far we have only used 15 of towels off of the first roll of 20. We use them for cleaning up spills in the kitchen, wiping down counters & appliances, attacking messy pet spills, scrubbing the sink & dirty dishes,. We use them for any & every kitchen mess you can imagine. After each use, we rinse the towel, fold it in quarters and drape it over the middle partition in the sink. No stinky smell. One towel will last several days before heading to the laundry. The directions on the package suggest hand or machine wash, no fabric softener and air dry. I usually wash them in cold water but if they are really dirty I will use a stain remover spray on them before I pop them into a warm wash and if they are extremely stained I add them to a bleach load and they come out bright white again. I tend to hang them on a hanger to dry but many of them have snuck into the dryer unknowingly and it has not had a negative effect on them at all, in fact, they tend to become even softer after a tumble in the dryer. After being washed a couple of times you can notice that they have shrunk a little, but no more than an inch in each direction. While they are soft right off of the roll, they are a little scratchy. After their first trip to the wash they come out thicker and fluffier, almost like a nice soft flannel. We have used and abused these towels and have yet to throw any out. These two rolls of bamboo towels will last our family for well over a year. Goodbye paper towels, we won’t be missing you.