KitchLife Weekly Bamboo Paper Towels with Oil-Water Separation Technology, Each Sheet Last for One Week - Washable and Recycled Reusable Paper Towels, Jungle Green

When it comes to cleaning, paper towels are a must. These re-usable paper towels are guilt-free substitute for regular towels because one sheet lasts at least 3-4 days for me. These towels are strong so they do not crumble when rinsed. They dry quickly and do not hold odor so they can be used to clean counters, wipe dishes or dust furniture. Just rinse them under running water after use to avoid stains. I often rinse them with warm water and wring them and they dont tear. One roll will last me at least 4 months if not more as opposed to 1-2 rolls a month with regular towels. Great for saving the environment and pocket friendly too.

They are great for multiple uses. I didnt expect them to be that thick and sturdy. You can at least have multi uses for each. For drying hands or drying dishes, you can use them as many times as you want. After a few times using them for drying, I will add soap to wipe down the kitchen stove or grease. For my mechanic husband, he loves using them for cars. They are great for wiping off oil or grease. These are great products!

These KitchLife Reusable Bamboo Paper Towels are very useful. They can be used like regular paper towels. But they can also be rinsed out and reused. There are 40 sheets to a roll and are made from organic and biodegradable materials. Lint free and strong you can do some light or heavy cleaning with them. These help reduce waste compared to a traditional one use paper towel. One roll helps cut down on waste and I like that.

I really like these bamboo paper towels, they are stronger then regular paper towels and can be used more then once. They absorb really well and they don’t rip or tear easy like regular paper towels do. I can use one to wipe off my kitchen counter and stove and it’s still good as new. I also love the pretty colors they come in. They are easy to tear off the roll and they are a little thicker then most paper towels too. I really like these and would definitely purchase again!! Great price too!! Would Recommend!!

(KitchLife Reusable Bamboo Paper Towels - 1 Roll = 6 Months Supply, Seafoam, Washable and Recycled Paper Rolls, Eco Friendly Gift) These are super cool! I was so happy to find these. And now, everyone that comes over want some! Seriously, Ive added these to 3 peoples holiday wish lists! These are so handy when the kids are in the kitchen or cleaning up after the dogs!! Ive been hand washing / air drying them. I am curious how they will hold (if at all) up in the washing machine in a laundry bag. Ill update when I find out

These reusable bamboo towels are life-changing! In this simple package you receive 40 decently sized bamboo towels, essentially the size of a large paper towel. They are much thicker and more durable than paper towels, and can be used multiple times. Simply throw in the wash and dry accordingly, or wring out in the sink and air dry. This 40 ply roll of bamboo towels is stated to last up to six months, which is such a difference in comparison to normal paper towels. I am excited to start incorporating these into my life and my cleaning processes, as they are great for the environment as well! I would highly recommend giving these a try to anyone!

KitchLife Reusable Bamboo Paper Towels - 1 Roll = 6 Months Supply, Amber, Washable and Recycled Paper Rolls, Eco Friendly Gift First impressions: This reminds me of handi-wipes my mom used to buy when I was little. They were great, she used them for everything. Installation/setup: Pull towel off roll, use, rinse or wash out with soap and use again. Final thoughts: These are just like the wipes my mom used to buy. I prefer them over sponges, you never know what can be lurking in your sponge. All kinds of bacteria and molds can be collected in a dirty sponge. These wipes can be used a few times, then thrown away and use a new one. The washable wording confused me at first, I was like, what do you do, put them back on the roll? But now I understand. I rinse them after using and hang them on my faucet to dry until I need it again. They start to get worn after a few uses and I don’t have to worry, just toss and grab another. I like these and I’m glad I got them. ⭐️1 star - I dont recommend it at all, poor quality. ⭐️⭐️ 2 stars - I dont recommend it, it has multiple faults, or a very high price. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3 stars - Its passable, It has some faults but the quality is ok for what it is. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4 stars - Product quite acceptable, it does what it promises. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars - Product that I totally recommend.

We are an eco-friendly household so we need something that will quickly pick up messes without having to use paper towels. There bamboo reusable towels feel thicker than ordinary paper towels and pick up a lot more mess with a lot less work. They definitely absorb much more than ordinary paper towels and do not fall apart when you rinse and wring them out. Unfortunately, when they are dry, they do have a more scratchy feel but do soften up as soon as they pick up any moisture. I also do not see how these 40 sheets can last 6 months, as they do pick up odor from the kitchen. I feel like we go through 2 sheets a week (as opposed to going through 1 roll of paper towels a week, like we used to).

These are in between traditional paper towels and reusable towels. They were more absorbent than I expected. You cant really wash and re-use them and theres not a way to put them back on the roll. So, theyre basically like an extra durable paper towel that can be rinsed and reused. They do reduce my paper towel usage, but I didnt find that each towel lasted as long as I had hoped. They worked really well when cleaning my car today as well!

I love the idea behind reusable anything. I was skeptical at first, and I knew my wife would probably not wash the paper towels in the washing machine. But after using them they are a pretty nice towel, they are tougher than normal paper towels, thicker and maybe more absorbent. I have only hand washed them in the sink and rung them out and let them dry. But they seem like they did dry really quickly. Too bad there isnt a magic way to get them back on the roll. Im not convinced well continue to use them, having wet paper towels laying around drying isnt the most pleasing sight to see. But I really do like the idea behind them. The color and design of the towels is a hit as well.