Review on BloominGoods Linen Feel Disposable Cloth Like Absorbent by Liana Allen

These paper towels are in a different league than most paper towels I've bought in the past. Now I know that sellers sometimes sell slightly different products under the same name. So what I'm writing is about the towels I got this summer. I wanted to reduce the use of single-use paper products for things like hand drying, cleaning, etc. So I bought about 12 inch square terry cotton towels. .It has reduced the use of disposable towels. But now those cotton towels had to be washed and dried before they could be reused. And after a few cycles of use and washing, the cotton towels will wear down a bit and not be as absorbent or soft anymore. For some tasks I still needed disposable towels. I came across this brand by accident. I ordered another brand but the delivery was delayed so in a panic I thought it might be due to the Covid shortage of paper products and went and ordered from this seller. It turns out I went too far, but I'm glad I did. These towels are timeless and imperishable. If I use them to clean, I can rinse them out when I'm done, squeeze out the excess water, and they're good for another task. I can dry my hands a few times with a fresh one, and if I hang up a towel afterwards, it dries quickly because it's thin and can be used a few more times to dry. them on the dryer and reuse. All in all, for about the same price as 20 small cotton towels, I get 10 times more of these similarly sized paper towels. Cotton is superior to paper in terms of absorbency, strength and durability; But the sheer volume of paper towels, as well as their somewhat limited reusability, tipped the scales for them.