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

I love the fact that these paper towels can be reused several times before having to be thrown out. They’re definitely not as convenient as regular paper towels but get the job done the same. They’re perfect to clean up spills as they absorb well and can be rinsed and dried easily. They’re textured and thin but very strong and don’t tear easily. Strongly recommend for those wanting to reduce waste.

This is great! You can use a lot of time at the same day At my house we keep this to clean the baby or the floor after his meals and is perfect!

These are great to use to wipe down counters at the end of the day, rinse out, and use again tomorrow. We haven’t tossed them in the washer yet since we haven’t needed to but the feel sturdy enough to handle it.

Wow, I wasnt sure what to expect from bamboo paper towels, but after using them and seeing how durable and re-usable they are is pretty amazing, they are soft, absorb and clean great, perfect for counter tops, spills and even just cleaning hands, the towels can be used dry or wet, besides for kitchen use, these are perfect in the workshop as-well, I will use them for all kinds of projects, they feel more like a cotton cloth than a thin paper towel, so far I havent torn or damaged any towels, and have survived being washed, and even dry quickly as-well!. For cleaning / re-using they are hand or machine washable (15 minutes gentle cycle), this comes with 1 roll with 40 - 1 ply sheets, each sheet is approx 9.5x11.8 and are made of bamboo pulp and wood pulp, I suspect with proper care and light use, they could potentially last 6 months, but I suspect using bleach, grease or other harsh chemicals could reduce the longevity, I also like how eco-friendly they are, no more wasting paper towels. Overall I highly recommend, excellent quality, reusable, large sheets, nice color and presentation (great gift), cleans and absorbs great, many uses, eco-friendly, recyclable. Made in P.R.C

KitchLife Reusable Bamboo Paper Towels - 1 Roll = 6 Months Supply, Amber, Washable these absorb very well you can reuse them they are very durable and such a great value as well, super soft as well.

While you can rinse these paper towels and reuse them several times, I really dont feel like they work as well as a good reusable microfiber cloth. I tried using the product to clean my surfaces and it left them very streaky, which I do not have that problems with my eCloth microfibers. If you are using these in place of regular paper towels, they will probably be just as effective, but I usually just use paper towels to clean up the stuff I dont want to use my microfibers on, so I am not overly interested in rinsing the towel and reusing it later.

These towels are convenient because they fit on a paper towel holder but they are durable and washable.

These reusable paper towels arrived just as I was beginning to clean my kitchen. I decided to try them out on my stainless steel appliances. They worked great, but I especially loved that they’re lint free. I rinsed it out in the sink, and decided to try them out on my countertops, also worked great. Moved on to wiping up the floor, again, worked great. No ripping, stayed intact. Rinsed the paper towel out, and the water was dirty. Paper towel is drying out nicely, no signs of wear. This roll will easily last 6 months as stated. Back in the day, there was a similar product, that’s maybe still around, call handi wipes. Very nice product. Great for the environment!

These seafoam KitchLife Reusable Bamboo Paper Towels - 1 Roll are just the color for my kitchen that I wanted. I have had other similar bamboo paper towels before and like the durability and strength of them. Theses are no exception and can be used numerous times for light or heavier chores. I mainly use them for quick wipe downs of the counter and table. These can handle heavier chores but since I am hand washing these between uses with dish soap and then allowing to dry, I feel better not having too much grunge on them to clean off. But that’s a personal choice. These hold up well and will definitely help to cut down on paper waste and to help be more environmentally friendly.

One single towel lasted a whole day of cleaning and hand washing. Havent tried machine washing yet. The only problem is that if you want to use them the same way you use paper towels, you end up having to find storage for the loose towels, since theres no way to put them back on the roll once you tear them off. The roll is kind of a strange way to present reusable towels. Theyd be better if they came in some sort of tissue-box style packaging so the towels could go back into the box.