Review on Bamboo Towels: Ultra-Durable, Machine Washable & Reusable Rayon Towels - Revolutionary One Roll Replaces 6 Months of Traditional Towels! 1 Pack by Melissa Cunningham

Hard to judge. If you like what they do then you will be happy. But if you expect something different, you will be disappointed. Here's what I mean: You can't think of it like paper towels. They are sturdier, more absorbent and should not be thrown away after a single use. As such, I wouldn't use them to remove anything really nasty like cat puke, wall paint, axle grease, etc. But you can't think of them as cloth towels or rags either. They are not very large and therefore less absorbent overall. And while they're surprisingly durable, they certainly don't cost as much as a cloth towel or rag. We use these bamboo towels but still use paper towels when we just don't want or can't wash them. go out. If necessary, we also use cloth towels and rags. We think they're great for cleaning water-based liquids. So we wipe down the counter, clean up the spilled tea and dry the vegetables after rinsing. something like that. We generally don't use them to remove oil splatters, peanut butter, etc. Not because they don't work and don't wash off, but because of the next point. Paper towels are used and thrown away (composted, right?). Cloth towels hang on the oven door until they need to be washed. But those bamboo towels don't work anyway. You don't want to throw them away after a single use, and you wouldn't hang them on your oven door or fridge handle. Therefore, you need to think about what to do with the used towels to let them dry. You can use them and then throw them in the washing machine, but we tend to use them for a few days before we really need to put them in the wash. So we didn't really get it. Just think about it. But still, I think anyone who uses paper towels should use them as an alternative.