🌿 Anjia Reusable Bamboo Towels (2-Roll Set), 70 Sheets + Wash Bag - Versatile as Paper Towels, Microfiber Cleaning Cloth, Swedish Dishcloths, and Cleaning Rags - Eco-Friendly Products Review

These are by far the BEST reusable paper towels I've ever used! My family and I have become increasingly aware of how much waste we generate and have made the decision to lead a more sustainable lifestyle. I have tried many bamboo paper towels but this one made by me, Anjia, is by far the best! It's incredibly durable, a towel lasts for weeks and I love that it's washable! Even after washing, it does not lose its softness. The strength and absorbency is much better than traditional paper…

It's great at first when they're new, but when you wash them it gets more complicated. Understandable because it's reusable, but I've been looking for a way to replace paper towels and unfortunately it doesn't work. Some of these towels I use to dry fruit, veg and groceries, others I use to clean the counter along with a spray. And after seeing it for the first time after washing, I'm suddenly not sure if it's clean enough for any purpose. However, this may be because I put it in the package…

I bought these to use in place of cloth towels and regular paper towels. It's a bit like mega paper towels, for the closest comparison I could think of. I use them for many purposes - mopping up spilled water, drying dishes, washing tables. I think realistically I use one maybe once every few weeks - so they're really meant to be washed like in a washing machine. They come with a laundry bag and you just throw them in. Surprisingly, this works pretty well - just make sure you wash off any nasty

This is an extremely thin material. Thinner than regular paper towel. Not much more absorbent and they all ripped after just 1 or 2 uses. The different brands of Swedish kitchen towels we've tried absorb a lot more liquid despite being smaller, and it's almost impossible to tear them on purpose without getting caught. at something sharp or when a 60 pound dog steals them and rips them apart. Unfortunately, Swedish kitchen towels usually only come in tiny squares. We considered trying bamboo for

They are good at first when new but once you wash them things get difficult. Understandable because it's reusable, but I've been looking for a way to replace paper towels and unfortunately it doesn't work. Some of these towels I use to dry fruit, veg and groceries, others I use to clean the counter along with a spray. And after seeing it for the first time after washing, I'm suddenly not sure if it's clean enough for any purpose. However, this may be because I put it in the package that came…