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

I appreciate these towels more than I thought! Pros: + Reusable + Durable + Machine washable like other towels + Softer after each wash + Ideal for cleaning kitchen or bathroom + Soft and lint-free for electronics + Ideal for removing makeup and other beauty needs Cons: - Tendency to pool Lint from other laundry items during washing/drying - oddly shaped and tends not to fold evenly - can be messily stored in a linen closet without a bin or bin - it's impractical to completely replace paper…

I like the idea of this article and maybe it's just about thinking. But now that I have them I don't see much of a difference between these and regular old rags other than the temptation to throw them away. They're super absorbent, so I think that's one of their plus points, and they work exactly as the description says: reusable, washable, etc. But because they look so much like paper towels, it's hard to forget to throw them out . I will use this role (I hope for a very long time). But I…

Most importantly they stink fresh out of the box. Most people can probably tolerate it, but my pregnant partner stopped using them until they were washed. The smell goes away after the first wash and they come out of the dryer very soft. Originally bought to dry hands in bathroom (tired smell from wet towels). Hard paper towels, very thick, like a mix of heavy duty paper towel + worn out microfiber towel. 2-3 rolls should provide for a family for at least a year. The price is great for the…

I love this concept and have tried my best to make these products work for me. The problem for me was animal hair. I took the advice of another helpful reviewer and started with a plan of where to store dirty towels and clean towels after they've been used up. This part of using these sheets was manageable with the existing system. I washed and dried the towels in one go, and I think they would have worked well overall, but after I started using "clean" towels again, I found that each sheet had

BENEFITS: Highly absorbent Versatile - I use it mainly for drying dishes, cleaning work surfaces and cleaning up small messes. I reserved one each for the bathroom and living room. They make great cushions for dusting the living room. They hold up well to washing the first few times. When they start to wear out and "fluff" I just use them for other things (not dishes). They are soft and don't have any weird texture in your hand - neither wet nor dry. wash, and when they do, I can't use them for

I am such a fan of these bamboo towels. I bought 6 rolls a year and a half ago (December 2014) and just went back and bought 3 extra rolls to eventually replace ones that were permanently damaged from stains, worn out from overuse, or accidentally discarded. I have so much left over from my original order I didn't even open the three packs I just bought to be honest I just wish they were on hand in case they get thrown away. (I try to get guests up to speed quickly, but there is waste from…

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…

I like this idea. They are as absorbent as paper towels and I would say they are definitely more durable! I hung the bag right above the trash can so I don't forget to throw it out. I only noticed 2 minor issues and 1 major issue. to put them back on the roll (or just fold and fold) Minor problem #2: when I use them with my hydrogen peroxide based cleaner, do they give off a weird smell? I'm not sure what's going on there, but the smell isn't very noticeable and eventually dissipates after they