Reusable paper Towels Set 10, rayon made from Bamboo Paper Towel Alternative Organic Cotton Washable Paperless Recycled Kitchen Cleaning Dish Cloth Eco Friendly Products Reusable Napkins Zero waste

These reusable napkins are great! I keep them in a container on the counter to just grab and go. I use them to wipe down counters, while eating, and as tissue. Then I throw them in the laundry. It feels great to reduce waste created in my house hold.The only problem I’ve ran into is staining. They have stains from me using them to wipe down a cast iron pot that had camp fire smoke on it.

There was mouse poop or something on them that stained them. Kind of concerning.

So much better than constantly buying paper towels. Love them.

I initially purchased 3 sets of these to use in the bathroom with my bidet (for drying off that last hint of water that the bidet’s dryer doesn’t take care of). But they are so well made and practical that I’m about to purchase a few more sets to use as intended— as paper towel substitutes, as washcloths or as daily use cloth napkins (when I do, I’m planning to mark the bidet-use-only towels with an “x” stitch on the hanging loop so that I don’t risk getting them mixed up lol).The towels are really soft but also have a perfect texture if you wanted to use for scrubbing/wiping down household surfaces. The fabric reminds me of the thermal underwear/jammies my now-grown kid used to wear many years ago, so they actually make me smile every time I pick one up! The serger stitching is perfect on every single towel— no loose threads— and the hanging loops are also perfectly done, and have held up after washing. I’d considered making my own, but to be honest, these are sewn better than I could do on my own, and I’ve been sewing for many years! The only minor issue is that they do shrink just a tiny bit when drying on high, but I didn’t deduct a star because with 100% cotton and a VERY hot dryer, I expected this to happen. But if you don’t want any shrinkage at all, I’m sure you could cold wash and line dry to avoid this issue.Also, to ensure maximum absorbency: when washing these, add some vinegar in place of fabric softener (pour it right in the softener dispenser), and don’t use any other fabric softener or dryer sheets, since softeners build up on fabrics and actually repel water and dramatically reduce absorbency. Also, the bonus natural loofah scrubber was a nice touch. Well done!

These work even better than paper towels for spills & cleaning, then you just throw them in w your laundry. A lot less expensive & less wasteful than rolls after roll of trees.

This review was a lot harder than I thought it would be. I've had these towels for a couple of months now. In an effort to reduce waste and chemicals in our home, I've been making a lot of changes to the products that we use. These towels are a great waffle weave texture and do pick up little bits and pieces of debris. But if you like an absorbent cleaning cloth, this is not it. Here's how it goes, if the cloth is dry, it will smear whatever moisture is on the surface around. Fortunately, I spray a small enough amount that it dries quickly. The surface gets a good scrub, and the cleaner is distributed, but the cloth absorbs next to nothing. If you get the cloth wet to start with in the sink, it will not only smear your cleaner, it will add additional moisture to the surface. Sometimes this is too much to just air dry and I end up having to use a different type of towel to wipe up the excess moisture.So we're still using these things, and they are saving us on actual paper towels, but my boyfriend hates them and I feel like I spend more effort working around them than I do benefitting them. At the end of the day though, they're getting my house clean, and that was the primary goal. They're also very easy to machine wash and have held up well with weekly washing and drying.

Since we had a shortage of paper products in 2020 it really woke us all up to the waste we generate. I bought these.... thinking I would use them for 'clean-up in my kitchen. But I really like them for personal napkins. Even went to a second hand shop and bought some small plates to put what I use to use a papertowel for... you don't realize how much you save... even being conscientious of our environment. So when I make my toast it goes on one of these... or my afternoon sandwich. When I make my juicy tuna I wrap the napkin around to absorb the juices and then toss is the laundry. They are not too thick or too skimpy... as Goldilocks would say 'theyre just right!'. Sometimes the size is a bit small... especially when I make a 'Big' mess, but overall I like that Ive become more conscience and doing my part ti save our planet of such incredible waste no matter how small. Who would of though there was an upside to the Plague of 2020 . I would recommend these to anyone wanting to make even small changes to help our planet.

I loved these eco friendly amazing towels especially now with the paper towel shortage due to COVID-19. So helpful!They are absorbent but aren’t thick.they air dry quickly too.They are also so super cute it almost hurts my heart to get them stained with spills like coffee or other things, veggies or other food items in the kitchen so I try to immediately soak them with vinegar and warm water then put in the washer and they come out nice and clean.I like them so much that I’m going to start using them as hand towels for my bathrooms because they look so good, dry you fast but unlike towels that stay wet for while and may smell, they air dry quicker. I also like the little sash to hang them especially by kitchen sink but my plan is to buy tons of them for bath and keep them folded than add a nice little decor basket for us to put dirty ones so we could have individual uses like paper towels.The free sponge is awesome, they never get stinky, skinny or soggy like the usual gross sponges we have to microwave which that alone is an issue lol

been buying many different clothes for our new kitchen and this one is a surprising winner!