🧻 Belinlen Washable Bamboo Paper Towels - Reusable & Machine Washable Rayon Made from Bamboo - 2 Roll Pack with 40 Sheets Review

I've only used one roll over and over again! I wash in plant-based dish soap and dry, fold and use again and again! I store washed vegetables between layers of towels. Water from the greens will keep them fresh but not wet, store them in a resealable gallon ziplock bag and voila! No waste!

However it was packaged in a ton of plastic. Heavy plastic with two wheels. More plastic around each roll. In fact, it's very durable. Why not wrap things in bamboo paper towels? I bought this to minimize the use of paper towels which don't break down easily and cost so much slow growing trees. Bamboo is sustainable (you can watch it grow).

Love, love, love! I don't use them to eat, I mostly dry them in the kitchen and wipe up spills. I put them in a small mesh bag until I have enough to throw in the washing machine. I washed them over and over again and they only got softer and more absorbent. I bought these 2 rolls a month ago and have only used one roll so far.

At first I wasn't sure I would like them as they didn't move in at all the first time. I found that after washing and hanging to dry they become absorbent AFTER washing! Now I really love them for all sorts of purposes around the house. Once I figured that out, I didn't bother using them straight from the roll. I ripped off some sheets, threw them in the next laundry and hung them out to dry. They are now perfect for any task and have the same absorbency as the flour sachet towels I use to dry…

Although it is good that they are reusable, after the first wash the fibers started to come off the surface so you cannot use them with food, be it because, you want to eat rayon. They are still durable and can be used for cleaning etc. but are definitely not as versatile as real paper towels, although they can be used more than once. In addition, it is very difficult to find out where they are made. Since the parent company is Chinese, my guess is China, which is not that attractive given the…

My husband was angry when I bought them because he thought they would fall apart in a few days. He doesn't think you can throw them in the washing machine. He LOVES them now that he's seen how amazing they are! He even admitted (no small thing) that he was wrong and they are even better than advertised. I'm not exaggerating, we used ONE sheet to replace an entire roll of paper towels! We only have 4 sheets and I would use less but I removed the cat poo and didn't want to wash and reuse it…

I bought these to try and be more eco-friendly. When I first used them they looked like regular paper towels. I washed them in the cold with bleach and put them in the reuse box. They're shrunk about an inch on each side, but after washing they're much softer and better at absorbing moisture. I have several that have been washed several times and are still in perfect condition. Bleach will help disinfect them and prevent stains. They don't shrink after the first wash. My wife loves them and I…

I bought 2 rolls of reusable bamboo paper towels 7 years ago. They are pretty dirty and I would never use them for cooking so I decided to buy new ones last October. My husband uses 2 paper towels each day to sandwich 4 slices of partially cooked turkey bacon to finish off the cooking process by toasting them in the microwave. We're committed to reducing our carbon footprint, so to speak, which is why I wanted to end the routine use of single-use paper towels. These towels are cheaper than the…